Rebirth of the Revenge Queen novel Chapter 43

After going out of the store, Emily turned around and saw a little dog squatting at the entrance of the restaurant, wagging its tail and tilting its head. It was so cute and adorable.

"So cute!" Daisy squatted and asked, "What kind of dog is this?"

"Hah." Peter replied, "Husky, and was named Extreme Snow Sled Dog. It is not very old yet, but it will grow very tall in the future."

"It's a bit dirty, but its eyes are so bright." Cathy looked at the Husky and said, "It was probably a lost dog."

"I really want to bring my family back!" Daisy pursed her lips, then thought about the vicious landlord, and eventually dispelled her thought, "Eh ... Forget it, my family can't have dogs."

"This dog is very clever." Emily recalled, "There are a lot of dogs in this area, but most of them are fighting for their territory. This one is different, and it doesn't fight nor rob.

"So smart!" Daisy praised.

"Emily, are you familiar with this area?" Cathy asked curiously.

"No, I've heard it before." Emily laughed, "The senior who had a slightly better relationship with me previously was also from Latymer School."

"Oh." Cathy nodded.

"Boss, order a chicken drumstick for the Husky at the door." Peter turned around and told the shop owner. He also gave him seven dollars in change.

The waiter took the money over and teased, "This little guy is very good at selling cute and asking for a reward, and its food is better than what we eat."

Watching the Husky eat the drumstick that the waiter brought, they chatted for a bit before getting into Peter's car and leaving the school grounds.

As they drove, Peter chatted with them for a bit. As if he suddenly thought of something, Peter said, "Oh yeah, for the September end of the competition, every class has to register for the event. Emily, you can handle this later."

"Alright." Emily nodded.

However, the day before the competition, when the list of names was released, Wendy said that she did not know how she had not reported it. She even told Emily to work hard and force herself to run as fast as she could until she finished running to the last place. At this time, no one in the class blamed her, and they even tried to comfort her. She was still happy to listen to them, and felt the warmth of the group. However, later on, she discovered that her name had also appeared out of nowhere in the other short jobs that she was not good at.

Without exception, she had taken the last place again. The jokes from the other classes caused the students in the first year of high school to turn ugly. At this moment, no one blamed her, but she felt very embarrassed.

Later on, she went to the bathroom, and when she came back, she felt that everyone looked at her unfriendly. Later on, when she was arguing with other people, she heard that someone had once told her that she was very good at sports. It was because she didn't look down on the school's sports that she didn't run at full speed.

When had Emily ever said these words? But no one believed her.

Wendy, who had consoled her by her side back then, had naturally become her most trusted person. But how could she not have thought that the person in charge of reporting the project would be Wendy?

"Auntie, don't worry, I can't lose it." After saying that, Emily was about to return to her room. However, at this time, a petite thing came out from the corner and directly pounced at Emily's feet, causing Emily immediately to dodge.

"Honey." Tiffany saw Emily and smiled, then waved at the small thing, "Come over here."

"Woof." Honey twisted and walked towards Tiffany. When it reached beside Tiffany's feet, she jumped onto her knees.

Emily gripped her wrist, as if she reminded of the pain of being ruthlessly bitten.

"Emily, this is my dog, a purebred Teddy." Tiffany smiled with pride, "I sent it to the tournament before, but this time I even won a foreign award."

"Oh." Emily replied, "Then Auntie, you must watch out for your dog."

"Hehe, don't worry, Honey is very obedient." Tiffany didn't know how to react. Being bitten by her dog was also what Emily deserved.

"That's for the best." Emily once again glanced at the Teddy in Tiffany's embrace and turned back. Then, the Teddy dog began to bark infuriatingly.

The barking sound made Emily even more annoyed. This damned dog.

Looking at Emily's back as she walked up the stairs, Tiffany smiled.