This was the fourth day she guarded the house without her master.

Bibi let out a sigh.

“Uh-whew.”

The little human kept bugging her to play. Her master had come by once to drop off a dog and had disappeared for two days.

The little human had cried at the sight of the dog. Apparently, it was already too big. The little human still tried to use the laser pointer and fishing rod to play with her. 

Still, the middle of the day was her free time since the little human was at kindergarten. The great mother, who gave birth to her master, had gone out today, so she didn’t have to keep the pretense up.

She looked like a cat, but she didn’t have to act like a cat. Bibi opened the refrigerator and took out a piece of salmon.

Ever since she had materialized into this body, her appetite and behavior followed some weird instinct.

She was ripping open the wrap covering the salmon when that bastard approached her.

“Grrrrr. Kuhng, kuhng.”

“Eh-whew. Get away from me, stinky.”

Bibi chased away the annoying dog.

He was a pain in the ass left here by her master.

He was only a dog, yet the bastard was larger than her. It seemed the little human had wanted a small dog.

“Ooh-roo-roong, kuhng.”

“Go away, Bokhwee-ah.”

The dog had been given the name Bokhwee since her master hadn’t put much thought into him. The dog continued to growl as he stared at Bibi.

She was small and had a very tempting morsel. It seemed he saw her as a pushover and was going to steal the fish from...