Chapter 220 - Dont You Find It Smelly? (2/2)
Bai Qingqing’s expression nearly cracked. Does Parker have a foot fetish?
Seeing the look of disbelief on Bai Qingqing’s face, Parker held up her foot and insisted she smelled it herself. She had no choice but to sniff it. Indeed, it didn’t stink. She supposed it was because she hadn’t worn shoes for several months.
“There’s no fragrance.” Bai Qingqing rolled her eyes.
Parker said with certainty, “Yes, there is. It’s the natural scent of a female’s body. Perhaps you females can’t detect it, but we males can. If you don’t believe me, ask Win… ask Curtis.”
“Stop being mushy. Let’s hurry up and go.” Bai Qingqing retracted her legs and stuffed her feet into her shoes. “I’m not a carnivore, I can’t go a few months without eating plants.”
Parker asked with a serious expression, “What’s going to happen if you don’t eat plants?”
“I’ll fall sick.” Bai Qingqing tightened the opening of her shoes. This time she didn’t go easy and tied them very tightly.
Parker’s expression froze. He went into the bedroom and took out a piece of bearskin and layered it over her body. “It’s windy out there. Put on this.”
“Mm.”
The bearskin was very large—the bear feet, bear paws, and bear head hadn’t been cut off. After Bai Qingqing put on the bearskin, it looked as though her entire being was stuffed into a carrier made of bearskin. With the bear head hat over her head, only her face was exposed.
Despite that, Parker was still worried, so he draped another extremely long fox tail around her neck. With so many layers of clothes on her, Bai Qingqing couldn’t even carry the pack basket on her shoulders. Hence, she could only carry it with her hands.
As it was quite far away, Parker transformed into a leopard and ran out of the city with Bai Qingqing riding on his back.
Likewise, the mountains were covered in ice and snow. Apart from the whiteness, all that could be seen was the brownish-yellow of the withering wood. The broken tree branches scattered messily on the ground added a desolate vibe to the mountains.