Yun Tuan remained silent, hugging the express box tightly, watching the little civet flower's eyes change from bright and dear at first to dim and dull at the end, her fingers pinching the edge of the carton turned slightly white.
Fortunately, the light was green all the way, and the section of road that usually would have been blocked for an hour was smooth.
When she arrived at the location, she found that the pet hospital was sandwiched between two cat houses. There was a plaque with white letters on a blue background - "Gu's Pet Hospital".
Looking in, you can see the business license and veterinary qualification certificate at a glance.
It looks like Lao Wang's private clinic, sloppy with a hint of formality.
Jing Yu walked in front, holding the glass door, while Yun Tuan hurriedly trotted to bring the dying stray cat in.
"Hello, we found a cat and the situation is not optimistic."
Yun Tuan put the express box on the platform in front. A short-haired girl wearing a medical surgical mask pushed up her glasses and carefully took out the civet cat and inspected it carefully.
The skinny cat nestled obediently in the veterinarian's arms without struggling at all.
"Let's take a picture first to check the situation." The veterinarian said, holding the cat and walking inside.
Jing Yu pressed the button installed below the volume button on the side of the phone, and the surveillance cameras in the room moved upward at a slight angle.
"Let's go there together."
"Okay."
Beside the instrument, the veterinarian fixed the civet cat and accurately and quickly took X-rays in the cubicle.
The clouds caught a glimpse of the cell phone signal jammer in the corner.
There is a layer of gray on the surface of the black instrument, and the wall on the right edge of the instrument is slightly lighter than other places.
The jammer must have been there for a long time and may have been moved recently.
She took a step forward and focused her attention on the doctor in the room.
They just arrived here and walking around will definitely arouse suspicion.
So...
Yun Tuan covered his stomach, quickly ran to the front desk, asked about the location of the restroom, and rushed over at a trot. Because he was not familiar with the road, he even ran in the opposite direction twice.
She clapped her fingers and repeated the receptionist's words under surveillance, "The third room on the left, left, left...this way!"
Yun Tuan finally entered the bathroom, but as soon as she opened the door, she saw a camera diagonally in front of her.
Hiss, what way?
She rubbed her stomach, turned on the faucet, washed her hands, and then left.
The internal structure of this pet hospital is more complicated than that of a hotel with many twists and turns. There are many single rooms, only a small part of which is marked for pet care, and the rest are not. Even the bathroom has what seems to be surveillance equipment. It is difficult to say that it is innocent. ...It's like a place where someone is imprisoned.
Fortunately, she didn't go all the way under surveillance, otherwise she might have been controlled.
Yun Tuan walked back to the door of the radiation room and waited.
"Are you okay?" Jing Yu put down the phone, his eyes slightly twitching.
"It's okay. It's my menstrual period. It always hurts sometimes, and I'm used to it." Yun Tuan shook his head, took Jing Yu's arm, and drew a symbol on the inside of his elbow through his clothes. p>
Jing Yu looked away and cleared his throat. The skin on his ears turned red from the heat.
He nodded and pressed the back of Yun Tuan's hand to indicate, "Well... the doctor said that the cat's two hind legs have broken bones and there are many kick wounds on its body... It needs surgery, but it is too thin.
I’ll definitely get through it.”
"That's it..."
Yun Tuan let go of his hand and was a little dazed for a moment. Did the civet cat ask Jing Yu for help in this situation?
"Is it possible to wait until it has slowed down a bit and is in better condition before doing the surgery?"
"It can't wait until that time..." Jing Yu shook his head, "Let's go outside first."
Yun Tuan looked at the small movements of Jing Yu's left hand, glanced in that direction lightly, and saw the same camera configuration, as well as a huge spider next to it.
She narrowed her eyes slightly, turned around, and whispered as she walked: "If you raise a cat, how many vaccinations do you need to get?"