Squeaky Beauty×Flower of the High Mountain
1.
How do wild parrots survive?
Fighting for bird food with pigeons, staying warm among the sparrows, drinking water from the park pond...
Wu Qingying, who turned into a stray tiger skin, said that she could not live such a hard life! So I tentatively knocked on the window of the villa I wanted to stay in the most.
"Tweet, person, is this your home? Can I come in?" Have pity on this cute little bird who has nowhere to spend the winter~
2.
Lin Shan looked at the parrot sleeping among the sparrows on the branches outside. He felt very pitiful, so he opened the window and let it go inside to spend the winter.
The little guy is very cute and well-behaved. He doesn't dirty the house or cause damage everywhere. He has no shortcomings except that he always likes to get into his clothes.
The more Lin Shanyuan saw it, the more he liked it. He bought a luxurious villa with high-quality bird food, and then... It changed.
"Jiujiujiu! Is this your home? Do you understand that you can sleep in this bed? I want to sleep too!"
Whoever likes to live in a cage can live in it, Wu Qingying can't live in it anyway! If she wasn't allowed into the house, she would bite off all of Lin Shanyuan's data cables!
3.
Don't sleep too deeply, so as not to roll over and crush the parrot; the water cup must have a lid, otherwise it will turn into a bathtub; you must be vigilant when eating, the flying vise likes to eat secretly... Lin Shanyuan lived a life of fighting wits and courage with Wu Qingying.
Then one day, the parrot changed again, this time into a human.
The beauty with long azure hair hugged the quilt and kicked Lin Shanyuan, her eyes flushed.
"This is my room! You are not allowed to sleep here today! Get out!" Wu Qingying angrily rebuked.
Lin Shanyuan smiled and held her ankle, pulling her into his arms and coaxing her.
"The room is yours, isn't it? That's not what you said when you peeked at me changing clothes."
(The copy has been screenshotted on November 10, 2023)
Purpose: Don't release small animals at will
