A Long Pedigree

Qin Jing crossed the second automatic sensor door. The store’s interior decoration style did not intrigue her — instead, her attention was drawn to the seven Abyssinian cats playing with each other. The seven cats were older and larger than the other kittens in the store, which were probably about three-months-old and of other breeds. Under the lights, the Abyssinian cats were emitting mysterious and radiant lusters from their smooth, chocolate-colored furs. It was like pure silk, which made them unusually eye-catching.

Ordinary customers might prefer younger kittens, for they were more adorable, but Qin Jing was not an ordinary customer, and she immediately recognized the potential of these cats—they were all age-appropriate breeding cats that were healthy and energetic.