Susie and Wade dragged Jinny to the third-floor guest room.

　　Although Aunt Jinny came back, she didn't live with Uncle Martin.

　　"Aunt Jinny, we're going back to face the wall!" Susie stroked Jinny's head, "You have to be good here, don't run around!"

　　Jinny sat on the bed, her eyes still straight, looking at Wade and Susie for a while.

　　It seemed that apart from turning white, nothing else has changed.

　　Wade leaned over the edge of the bed, propped up his chin and asked, "Susie, can my mom still return back to normal?"

　　Susie shook her head honestly, "I don't know, Expert Patriarch said he couldn't be sure."

　　Wade let out a small sigh.

　　It's okay.

　　As long as Mom was there, it seemed to be good enough, and he would take care of her.

　　"Come on, let's go back to face the wall." Wade took Susie's hand and took a furtive glance out to see that Mrs. Alana was not nearby and immediately lowered his voice and said, "When you go back and close the door to your room, you'll be sleeping secretly, okay?"

　　Last night Susie did not sleep, must be sleepy.

　　He was also very sleepy.

　　Susie can't help but be nervous like she's about to do something bad, "What if grandma finds out?"

　　Wade shook his head, "No, you can trust me!"

　　Susie, "Yeah, yeah!"

　　The two little ones muttered, they were poking their heads and noses around and then ran back to the room.

　　Jinny pricked up her ears and watched Wade and Susie muttering, then left the room and waved her hand to close the door.

　　Only then did she lower her head and stare at her hands.

　　After a long time, she hesitantly lifted her right hand and waved it as hard as Susie did.

　　At that moment, a voice rang out from the window, "Hey, hey, hey!"

　　Jinny turned her head indifferently and looked at a green bird lying on the window.

　　Alex skillfully got in through a crack in the glass window and looked at Jinny with a tilted head.

　　"I can see the longing in your eyes!" It said, "How about I teach you how to talk?"

　　Jinny continued to stare at Alex.

　　Alex fluttered to the back of the chair in front of her, and earnestly said, "You say ha hey hey!"

　　Jinny remained silent.

　　Alex was very patient, "Ha ha ha ha!"

　　Jinny once again remained silent.

　　Alex muttered, "Damn, can’t even speak with her mouth? It's even harder to teach than Tabby!"

　　At the end of the sentence, Tabby, who had been lurking for a long time suddenly shot out from above the curtain box and flew towards Alex!

　　Alex was scared out of his wits, screaming for help and flying up.

　　Tabby guarded beside the window and catches the fish in a jar.

　　The house is suddenly there was chaos in the room, with birds flying and cats jumping around.

　　"Damn Tabby, you've had enough..."

　　"My pretty tail!"

　　"Oh God, I swear I'm going to kick your ass so hard with my thirty-five-feet boot, yes I swear!"

　　Tabby lunged swiftly, Alex panicked and suddenly flew over Jinny's head.

　　The cat instantly braked sharply and stopped, wagging its tail and staring at the parrot on Jinny's head.

　　Alex, "Haha... Come on, come on if you can!"

　　Alex looked like he had found his backbone, arrogant and proud, "I am Jackie Chan! Come on, fork Tabby out!"

　　Tabby roared in her throat and stepped on the back of the chair. 15 pounds could not stop her from being agile. Her pounce was fast and accurate, and she swept over Jinny's head stepping on her foot in the process.

　　Alex was so frightened that he flew up, and just then Tabby suddenly felt her back foot being grabbed.

　　Jinny ripped Tabby off, she didn't know how to carry the cat, so she grabbed it by the hind legs and held it up in front of her face, expressionless.

　　 Tabby gave a meow of displeasure and bent over the cat to bite on the back of Jinny's hand.

　　If ordinary person is bitten, they must be scared to let go of it.

　　Unfortunately, Jinny did not.

　　Tabby bit harder.

　　Jinny looked at the place where he was bitten and suddenly lowered his head and also bit on the back of Tabby's neck.

　　Tabby was so shocked that her cat eyes widened.

　　She didn't let go of her mouth, and neither did Jinny.

　　The cat and the ‘zombie’ were biting each other. Both bit harder and harder.

　　Eventually, Tabby was the first to wimp out and let go of Jinny.

　　The back of her hand was bitten out of two deep tooth holes. According to the reason, such a deep wound should bleed Jinny's hand but no bleeding.

　　Alex looked stunned, "Tabby, you need to get a rabies vaccination!"

　　Tabby remained silent.

　　She looked at Jinny with great resignation and defiance and meowed at her.

　　I don't know how long it took for Jinny to let go of her mouth and let go of her hand.

　　Tabby immediately rushed out and hid in the corner of the table watching her warily.

　　Jinny's eyes did not move, staring at Tabby. Tabby's back all bristled, suddenly heard she said.

　　"Ha hey hi."

　　Tabby remained silent.

　　Alex, "Damn, you’ve learned! Awesome! Awesome!"

　　Jinny seemed to have trouble on thinking and speaking, just continuing to consolidate and repeat, "Ha hey hi... fork... fork out..."

　　Alex remained silent.

　　Suddenly it didn't feel good.

　　Thought about that image...

　　Jinny woke up early in the morning and spoke to Mrs. Alana, "Hey, hey, hey, I sh*t, fork out!"

　　Oh my God, it's going to be split in half by Mrs. Alana's bare hands, right?

　　Alex rushed away.

　　Tabby squatted for a while to make sure that Jinny would not come and bite her, so she also ran away.

　　The only person left in the room was Jinny, who sat straight on the edge of the bed, her lips wriggling and very diligent in consolidating her learning.

　　"I... sh*t, sh*t."

　　"Ha hey hey..."

　　"Fork... fork out."