The Heroine Fell Deeply For Her [Quick Transmigration] 189

Chapter 189: There’s a Fox Here (Entertainment Circle) Part 2

Unsure of her current location, or even the hospital she had been taken to after the accident,

Her paws landed on the wet ground, the rain still falling, the puddles soaking her fur, and Yu Shuangjiang instinctively shook her paws.

So wet, so dirty.

Cats hated water, a fact Yu Shuangjiang knew, and now, having been a cat for less than five minutes, she was already influenced by her instincts.

This realization made her panic, worried she would forget her true self and be unable to return to her human form.

No, no, I just reached a new milestone in my career, I can’t give up now.

Suddenly sensing something, she turned her head and saw a dog staring at her, its body lowered, its teeth bared, ready to attack.

Yu Shuangjiang the cat: “!!!” This is the end!

Whose dog is this, running around without a leash?!

This was the most memorable day of her life, a car accident, transmigrating into a cat, walking clumsily on all fours, then encountering a unleashed dog, mastering the art of cat running in three minutes, her speed a blur.

If she hadn’t run, she would have been killed!

In her panic, she unleashed her hidden potential, dashing out of the complex’s back gate and climbing a tree, the dog unable to follow, barking furiously at the base.

Realizing it couldn’t climb, the dog waited, occasionally barking upwards.

This was a back alley, rarely used, the distant streetlights dim.

The dog’s barks echoed in the night.

Yu Shuangjiang, perched on a branch, her tongue lolling out, her heart pounding from the exertion, was exhausted.

And the dog refused to leave, as if determined to wait her out, barking occasionally.

Yu Shuangjiang, her tail twitching, her legs tucked neatly beneath her, her chin raised, ignored it.

A picture of feline arrogance.

As an actress, she had been suspended high in the air on wires countless times, but few people knew she was afraid of heights.

Every scene was a test of her willpower.

However, as the night deepened, the rain continued, and a cold wind picked up.

The wind and rain soaked her fur, no longer offering any warmth, and she shivered.

She glanced at her fur, wet and matted, unable to bring herself to lick it clean.

And licking fur as a human was just… weird!

She sneezed, almost losing her balance, her claws instinctively digging into the branch.

“Woof, woof, woof!” The dog, noticing the movement, barked again.

“Meow…” Yu Shuangjiang decided she would never complain about being human again, she would cherish it.

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After a while, having given up on the dog leaving, she decided to spend the night in the tree.

She didn’t believe the dog would wait all night.

Yu Shuangjiang huddled there, her eyes half-closed, when her ears twitched, hearing a sound, and the dog below also stood up, staring warily in that direction.

It bared its teeth, a low growl rumbling in its throat.

A figure holding an umbrella appeared, walking towards them.

Yu Shuangjiang’s eyes lit up, hoping the dog would leave.

But the dog, fiercely protective of its territory, barked at the approaching figure, warning it away.

Yu Shuangjiang hoped the person wouldn’t approach, rabies shots were painful, she could survive a night in the tree.

But the figure, holding a large, sky-blue umbrella, continued walking towards them.

“Woof, woof, woof!” The dog, its territory invaded, barked louder.

A calm voice came from under the umbrella: “Go away.”

The dog, its tail between its legs, whimpered and ran towards the back gate, disappearing quickly.

Yu Shuangjiang, surprised by this turn of events, thought the person with the sky-blue umbrella must be kind.

She looked at the approaching umbrella, wishing the person would raise it slightly, so she could see their face and repay their kindness later.

As if hearing her wish, the umbrella stopped beneath the tree, a slender hand lifting it slightly, revealing a face Yu Shuangjiang would never forget.

Yu Shuangjiang the cat, shivering on the branch, her fur wet and matted, had just encountered her nemesis, the person who had publicly declared, “Yu Shuangjiang isn’t suitable for this role, she’s just a flower vase.”

Yu Shuangjiang the cat: “…”

Please put the umbrella back down.

Tao Ning, after driving around for hours, finally finding her, breathed a sigh of relief.

City C wasn’t small, and finding a cat was like finding a needle in a haystack.

But she had finally found her.

Tao Ning: “Why is the little kitty in a tree?”

After this emotionless statement, she revealed her true intentions: “It’s raining heavily, are you lost? I’ll take you home.”

Yu Shuangjiang the cat, receiving an adoption offer from her nemesis: “…”

Her emotions were complicated.

She didn’t want to accept charity, being kept as a pet by her nemesis was worse than starving!

So the little cat turned her head away, a silent refusal, but her eyes kept glancing downwards.

It was still quite cold outside.

Tao Ning waited, but Yu Shuangjiang didn’t move, not even looking down.

Estimating the distance and comparing it to the cat’s size, it did seem a bit high for a three or four-month-old kitten.

Tao Ning put down her umbrella: “Too high to come down?”

Yu Shuangjiang remained motionless, then she felt the branch tremble slightly as Tao Ning, having discarded her umbrella, climbed up the tree.

Yu Shuangjiang was stunned by her speed and agility, she hadn’t known Tao Ning could climb trees, she wished she had her phone to film this.

Then she felt a hand on her scruff, and before she could escape, she was caught.

Yu Shuangjiang didn’t struggle, her first thought being, Not only is she sharp-tongued, but she also forces her affection on others!

The grip, firm but not painful, was inescapable, and she was carried down, her paws dangling, her tail curled up.

Yu Shuangjiang: “Meow…” What can I do? I’m just a little kitty.

Tao Ning took off her jacket, wiped the wet cat with the outer layer, then wrapped her in the soft lining, holding her close and adjusting her position before picking up her umbrella and walking away.

Not giving Yu Shuangjiang a chance to protest.

Wrapped in the warm jacket, her vision obscured, Yu Shuangjiang pushed at the fabric with her paws, feeling slightly suffocated.

Tao Ning’s voice: “Uncomfortable?”

The fabric covering her face was lifted slightly, letting in the cool, damp air.

From Yu Shuangjiang’s perspective, she saw Tao Ning’s chin and the large, sky-blue umbrella.

The umbrella’s color was similar to the sky, but it shielded her from the cold rain, much better than the drafty tree branch.

Yu Shuangjiang, nestled in the jacket, thought, Unexpectedly, she’s not so bad to animals, despite her sharp tongue.

Tao Ning was beautiful but also harsh, her words like venom, which Yu Shuangjiang had experienced firsthand.

“Flower vase,” a label that had been attached to her for a while.

But she hadn’t expected Tao Ning to be the first person to appear when she was in trouble.

Tao Ning, unaware of the cat’s thoughts, held her close, using her demonic power to check for injuries, relieved to find none.

She wasn’t taking her to a vet, she would take her home first.

Even as a cat, Yu Shuangjiang wouldn’t want to be treated like one.

The original world line mentioned that the male lead’s sister had wanted to take her to the vet, but she had refused, almost scratching her.

Then the male lead had suggested their family doctor, but he also treated her like a normal cat.

A stressed cat didn’t care about your status, it would scratch anyone.

Tao Ning started the car and drove back to her apartment.

On the way, she reviewed the world line.

A car accident, a famous actress, Yu Shuangjiang, transmigrated into a calico cat, picked up by the male lead’s drunken younger sister.

When the sister sobered up, she was confused, she had never had a cat before.

Neither had her brother, and they were clueless about how to care for a stressed, injured cat.

They learned everything from scratch, finally calming the cat down.

Then the sister left for school abroad, leaving the male lead in charge.

If the story continued, the cat would eventually turn back into a human, resuming her acting career, and some of her unique habits would be recognized by the male lead, who often visited.

Their relationship would deepen, the female lead achieving success in both love and career.

However, the story ended abruptly on the male lead’s birthday, a grand celebration, with many guests.

To avoid disturbing the cat, he had placed it in a cage on the rooftop.

A group of young men, led by his cousin, accidentally opened the door and saw the cat.

Jokingly, they put the cage in the bathtub, filling it with cold water.

At the same time, Yu Shuangjiang, who had been in a coma in the hospital, flatlined, her life ending abruptly.

It was a simple story, a short and sweet romance in the records, ending with the female lead’s death, causing the world line to collapse.

This should have been an easy world, the only challenge being Tao Ning’s identity as a screenwriter.

The car stopped at a red light.

Tao Ning turned to look at the passenger seat, her gaze softening.

Yu Shuangjiang the cat, drowsy from the warmth, was curled up in a ball, asleep in the dirty jacket.

The short drive, just a commute for Yu Shuangjiang, felt incredibly long for Yu Shuangjiang the cat.

It seemed that time moved slower in her smaller form.

After a dream about being late for a shoot and apologizing to the client, she realized it was probably because Yu Shuangjiang was always being rushed, while Yu Shuangjiang the cat could just sleep.

The car stopped, and Yu Shuangjiang opened her eyes.

Unfortunately, she wasn’t in the hospital, facing a white ceiling and an IV drip, her manager and assistant by her side.

She was still in the apricot-colored jacket, Tao Ning beside her.

Tao Ning, seemingly exhibiting a common trait among cat owners, said, “We’re here, I’ll take you home, it’s too late for the vet today.”

Yu Shuangjiang was relieved.

Even though she had never owned a cat, she had seen her assistant take her cat to the vet, and she couldn’t imagine being treated like that.

Like a helpless baby.

Tao Ning parked the car in the underground garage, carefully closed the door, then retrieved the jacket and cat from the passenger seat.

Yu Shuangjiang didn’t resist, remaining curled up in a ball.

Tao Ning looked at the small creature in her arms, gently stroking its head with her knuckles.

As Yu Shuangjiang looked up, Tao Ning smiled, her red lips curving upwards, her eyes like a spring, even a faint smile captivating.

Tao Ning: “We’ll be home soon, you must be hungry.”

Yu Shuangjiang: “…” She buried her face in the jacket.

Having seen Tao Ning’s interviews, her gentle smile was now a weapon, a potent attack.

She couldn’t bear to look.

They soon arrived at the apartment, the lights still on, a suitcase by the door.

Not packed for a trip, but rather, just returned from one, the dust a clear indication.

The luggage tag confirmed this.

Yu Shuangjiang the cat was placed on the entryway cabinet, and she looked around. She had heard that Tao Ning, suddenly inspired, had gone hiking in the Guangyi Mountains, disappearing for days, her company frantically searching for her.

She hadn’t believed it before, but now, she was starting to.

Because a red hiking jacket, its sleeves stained with mud, hung behind the door.