"I'll be fine here. I can just go in by myself." Ding Yiyi didn't want to trouble the driver.

The driver had always adhered to the young master's instructions, so he insisted, "Madam, I'd better accompany you in."

"You don't need to call me madam, I'm used to it. Just call me Emily." Ding Yiyi suggested again, "Then let's not park the car here to avoid causing inconvenience to traffic. You can just come to me after parking the car."

The driver responded and waited for her to get off the car before backing out of the alley to find a parking space.

Ding Yiyi stood at the door of Ding's mansion and looked inside. The flowers in the yard were well taken care of, and it didn't look like no one was living there. She guessed that there would still be servants coming to clean it.

She gently held the fence, but unexpectedly pushed it open. The fence was unlocked.

"Is there anyone there?" She took two steps in and called out, but no one responded to her.

She walked a few more steps and came to the door. Again, the door was vaguely covered and not closed tightly. The old-fashioned wall clock in the room could still be vaguely seen.

"Weird, why are you so careless? You should close the door even if no one is there." She was about to push the door open when the sound of a flowerpot falling to the ground was heard beside her.

The dirt directly touched her ankles. She was startled. She stretched out her hand to open the door and immediately retracted it. She took a few steps back and looked to the side.

A fat white figure ran away vigorously from the sunflower bushes, and disappeared in a flash. Its position could only be judged by the shaking sunflower stems.

"Hello." Ding Yiyi bent down and left the door, then walked towards the backyard, saying softly: "Baby, I'm here to pick you up."

The Persian cat jumped on the window sill, looked at Ding Yiyi coldly with eyes of different colors, and meowed twice.

She approached lightly, fearing that if she made too big a move, the other person would run away again, "I'll take you home."

When she got closer, the Persian cat turned around again and slipped out of the gap in her arm, causing the sunflowers in full bloom to tremble again.

"Oh my god! Where have you gone again?" Ding Yiyi had no choice but to walk out from the back again. No Persian cat was seen in the yard in front, and her eyes fell on the half-open door.

At this time, an untimely thought broke into her thoughts inexplicably, 'Is there anyone behind the door?'

She was startled by her own thoughts and found it funny, so she stretched out her hand to push the door open, but the door opened wider and wider.

"Miss Emily!" the driver called from behind her. He held the Persian cat in his arms and said with difficulty, "Are you looking for this little guy? It's really heavy."

Ding Yiyi was very happy, "Yes, I am just looking for it, but it is such a good runner." She walked quickly to the driver and took the Persian cat from his arms.

Sensing its uneasiness, she whispered: "It's okay, I won't hurt you, I just want to take you to another place."

As if feeling her tenderness, or recognizing her as the person who had fed him before, the Persian cat no longer struggled to escape, and returned to its lazy look, lying obediently on Ding Yiyi's bed.

In his arms, he stretched out his fleshy palms and pulled the clothes on her chest from time to time.

"Let's go." She was happy in her heart and walked out of the alley with the cat in her arms. The driver hurriedly followed.

She found that she had forgotten the door of the Ding family as soon as she came to the alley. In this way, it was easy to encounter a thief at night. She asked the driver to hold the cat and return to the door of Dingjiayuan himself.
Chapter completed!