Seeing the dog loosen its grip, Ma Xinghuai finally breathed a sigh of relief, but Rong Liwen, beside him, felt something unusual when she remembered the scene of the large dog attacking rapidly just now.
Real guide dogs are usually trained to be very gentle and may not even retaliate when attacked. Would a true guide dog behave as ferociously as 5 did?
Ma Xinghuai made a phone call and quickly had someone come to deal with the man in the windbreaker in front of them.
The man’s hat and mask were already askew from the struggle, allowing them to see his face clearly. Wasn’t he one of the Zhang family’s men they had just dealt with?
When the tree falls, the monkeys scatter. Most of the people left behind by the Zhang family are trying to divide the remaining benefits, trying to protect themselves wisely.
Of course, there are also those who harbor resentment. This man was one of the planners behind the accident that caused Bai Haocang’s car crash. Several people involved in this matter were targeted, and their fate was the most tragic.
Rong Liwen looked coldly at the man, both of his wrists dripping with blood, hanging abnormally limp, clearly indicating that his bones had been broken by a bite.
Before long, the people Ma Xinghuai called arrived and took the man away. The ultimate outcome, of course, would be left to the police, and they didn’t want to get involved any further.
But it seemed that the security work around their boss should be done better.
After the windbreaker man was taken away, Mo Yi walked slowly to Bai Haocang’s side and lowered his head to nuzzle his hand with his forehead.
Mo Yi still had blood stains around his mouth, and he didn’t want to get it on his partner.
Bai Haocang instinctively reached out and touched the dog’s head, feeling somewhat relieved. He had heard the threatening growl from the other side’s throat just now; his 5 had protected him.
Without the mood to continue wandering around, the group returned to the house.
When Aunt Wang heard that the security here had been called away and learned the whole story from Ma Xinghuai upon their return, she patted her chest in fear.
“This is too scary! Just going out casually, how did you encounter such a thing!”
Aunt Wang didn’t know the intruders were seeking revenge; she thought they had encountered some psycho.
Upon hearing that the dog had intervened, she felt that Mo Yi had done a great job and quickly said with a smile to Mo Yi, “This little dog is amazing! Come here, Auntie made beef jerky for you. Today you’ll get double, as a reward!”
Mo Yi happily barked and followed Aunt Wang.
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Noticing that Rong Liwen had been silent throughout, despite understanding her character, the man turned to her direction and asked, “Wenwen, is there something wrong?”
“Boss, I feel something’s off with 5,” the woman said, furrowing her brow.
“What’s wrong?” Bai Haocang became serious upon hearing that it was about their dog.
“Boss, when that person was approaching you, both Ma and I didn’t react in time, but 5 rushed up. Although the dog’s speed is indeed faster than humans, I noticed its biting style and the overall demeanor, which clearly indicates long-term hunting and confronting prey.
Also, when the person was taken away, both of his wrists were completely mangled, all the bones were broken, and that was just the result of one bite. If it had bitten the neck…”
“My goodness, if it had bitten the neck, that person would have been dead for sure!” Ma Xinghuai took a deep breath, seemingly realizing the severity of the situation.
This was no ordinary guide dog; it was a full-fledged killing machine!
They had seen the world, having been mercenaries in the past, executing missions and confronting all sorts of people. At the same time, they had also seen others training animals as weapons.
Typically, guide dogs are breeds like Golden Retrievers and Labradors, known for their gentle nature. But the breed of the dog brought by Bai Xinyan was completely unheard of to them.
Initially, when they saw 5 being gentle and affectionate towards Bai Haocang, they didn’t think much of it. But considering the number of accidents the man had encountered before, they couldn’t afford not to think about it now.
Bai Haocang naturally understood their concerns. He lightly tapped the edge of his wheelchair with his fingers and finally said, “Let’s investigate then. I also want to know where Xinyan encountered 5.”
After saying that, he wheeled himself back to his room.
He understood Rong Liwen and Ma Xinghuai’s worries; they had been through thick and thin together, and he trusted them completely. But the significance of 5 to him was actually much deeper than they thought.
This guide dog had brought a ray of light into his life, the best seasoning for his otherwise dull days. He even inadvertently associated the dog with the person in his dreams, making it an indispensable presence.
The reason for the suspicion this time was because 5 had protected him, and for that, Bai Haocang was grateful no matter what.
All they could do was hope that they were just overthinking things.
Mo Yi was completely oblivious to all of this, happily enjoying the reward brought by his bravery in the kitchen.
Aunt Wang took extra care to wash Mo Yi up, as it was her habit. Whenever she came back from walking the dog, she would help wipe its paws and face to prevent the mud from getting everywhere.
Mo Yi stood by the sink, watching the water flow, and couldn’t resist jumping up to take a few sips to rinse his mouth.
His funny antics made Aunt Wang burst into laughter.
Having eaten around ten pieces of beef jerky in one go, Mo Yi owed his ability to his large size. If he was a smaller dog, Aunt Wang would surely have restricted his intake to prevent overeating.
“No more, you’ve had enough!” Aunt Wang gently patted Mo Yi’s head.
Mo Yi licked his mouth and let out a couple of whimpers, trying to look pitiful with his big round eyes.
In the end, Aunt Wang couldn’t resist the dog’s charms. She fetched the biggest bone from the pot of bone soup she was simmering and handed it over.
Mo Yi wagged his tail happily, clutching the bone, which was nearly half his size, and left.
Returning to the living room and finding no one there, Mo Yi instinctively headed back to his room. As expected, the door was partially open, presumably left open for him.
The man was sitting at the table, wearing headphones and listening to something. It was probably work-related, something Mo Yi had grown accustomed to.
With brisk steps, the dog tried to slip through the gap left by the door, but got stuck on the bone.
The bone knocking against the door and frame caught the man’s attention, and he turned to face Mo Yi, asking, “Is it 5?”
Mo Yi wagged his tail in response, feeling a bit apologetic for accidentally making noise and disturbing his companion.
Hastily setting down the bone, Mo Yi let out a soft bark and entered the room first before dragging the bone inside with his mouth.
Seeing that it was indeed their own dog, a smile unconsciously tugged at the man’s lips. He removed his headphones and heard some dragging sounds followed by the sound of gnawing bones in the corner. It seemed that Mo Yi had found some tasty and fun treats from Aunt Wang again.
“Come here,” Bai Haocang beckoned towards the dog.
Mo Yi immediately dropped the previously cherished bone and ran over to Bai Haocang, resting his chin in the man’s palm.
This was a little game they had been playing recently, and sure enough, the man’s smile became even more evident when he felt the touch of Mo Yi’s chin in his hand.
“Good boy,” Bai Haocang said, lowering his head to kiss the top of Mo Yi’s head, sincerely saying, “Thank you for saving me today.”
Upon hearing this, Mo Yi immediately bounced in excitement, half-pouncing onto the man’s body. Of course, when he made this movement, he was careful not to touch the man’s injured leg.
Even though he wasn’t a human, he could still protect his partner’s safety. In whatever way, he was willing to always guard his loved one’s side.
His large tail wagged rapidly, brushing against the carpet and making a rustling sound.
As he stroked the smooth fur on the dog’s back, Bai Haocang lowered his eyes, his thoughts drifting far away.
No matter what suspicions arose, they couldn’t erase the fact that 5 had willingly rushed out to teach the criminals a lesson for him. He was grateful, and he believed that this guide dog must have genuine feelings for him.
Even if there were any conspiracies behind the scenes, 5 was the most innocent one. What did he know about such things?
But who was its previous owner? And compared to himself, which one was more important in 5’s heart?
With such thoughts arising, Bai Haocang began to feel uncomfortable. Indeed, people would have various emotions. He wasn’t as indifferent as he had thought; at the very least, he had developed possessiveness towards his guide dog and jealousy towards someone whose name he didn’t even know.
He wondered what he would dream about tonight and in what scenarios his dream divine brother would appear.
As night fell, Bai Haocang lay down once again, gently stroking the soft fur of the dog in his arms as he slowly drifted into slumber.
Mo Yi also nestled comfortably in his partner’s embrace, expecting to revisit childhood scenes or the last training session in his dreams. However, upon entering his companion’s dream, he found himself in a dense forest.
Towering trees surrounded him, blocking out the sky, and the chirping of birds and rustling in the underbrush indicated a variety of wildlife, making it quite lively.
But where was his companion? The dream atmosphere was mixed, and Mo Yi couldn’t pinpoint his partner’s exact location based on his senses.
Just as he was pondering this, suddenly, a gunshot rang out, followed by a tall man with his face painted and wearing camouflage clothing pouncing on him.
Dangerous dream! Yes he’s an innocent little puppy! I’m so worried about the training!
Thank you so much for the update!!<3