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Chapter 185 The Arrogant Little Grey
The printing plant, machinery factory, and transportation company also cooperated, and the Huaihua Food Factory also helped everyone make money.

Minister Jiang hadn't expected them to be involved.

"Minister Jiang, please stop joking with us. Our food factory is just starting out, and the rumors outside are too exaggerated."

With Zhang's mother's help, Ji Sisi successfully got the factory's lowest price: 50 cents per can. The price wasn't cheap, and 1,500 cans would cost 750 yuan. However, this order was considered a very small order for the glass factory.

Minister Jiang approved the order, considering the future development of Zhang's mother and Huaihua.

Ji Sisi took out the canned goods she designed from her bag. They were roughly the same as Lao Gan Ma, except that they didn't have the raised patterns on the outside of Lao Gan Ma. They were just ordinary glass cans.

The packaging issue was resolved, and we were on our way back.

Director Yan suggested to Ji Sisi, "Sisi, your belly is getting bigger and bigger now, so you should try to avoid walking around like you did this afternoon. It was terrifying to watch."

"Don't worry, Director. I'm already looking for an assistant. In the future, these matters will be handled by a dedicated person, which will save me the trouble of running around."
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When she got off the bus, everyone at the factory had already left for the day, so Ji Sisi didn't go back inside and went straight back to her small house.

The cottage is becoming more and more complete, and people come to deliver things every few days, with Sister Sheng being the most enthusiastic among them.

Some families would bring a bowl of steamed buns or hand-pulled noodles to Ji Sisi, as long as their homes were close by.

Just as she was about to enter the space, she heard the sound of claws scratching at the door.

Ji Sisi suddenly tensed up, her nerves tightening, and she kept a close eye on the movements at the door.

The sound of claws scratching at the door didn't stop. It seemed that the animal outside had realized there was no movement inside and let out a pitiful whimper.

All wolves growl the same, but Ji Sisi had only heard this gentle growl from Little Grey Wolf before.

The room was completely silent, except for the distinct sound of claws scratching at the door.

Ji Sisi tentatively called out, "Little Grey?"

A wolf howled outside, startling her so much that her heart pounded, but she still couldn't be sure.

"Little Gray?"

The wolves outside are just like when they were cubs; as soon as they howl, the others start to echo them.

Ji Sisi quickly realized that the wolf outside was Little Grey, but she still didn't dare to open the door and let it in. She could only open the window and cautiously look outside.

Little Grey was sitting by the door. Hearing the noise, it ran to the window and stared straight at Ji Sisi.

A pair of bright green eyes glowed in the darkness, which was somewhat frightening.

"Are you really Little Grey Wolf?"

Ji Sisi confirmed it again and again.

The wolf opposite seemed to be getting impatient. It let out a brief howl and arrogantly turned its head to the other side, as if it was sulking with Ji Sisi.

To confirm this, Ji Sisi returned to her space, took out the sausage that Little Grey used to love and threw it out the window.

The wolf outside opened its mouth and ate it without hesitation.

Even the sniffing action has been omitted, which confirms that Ji Sisi is certain that it really is Little Grey.

"It really is you! You actually recognize me!" Ji Sisi exclaimed in surprise.

"Ouch!"

Ji Sisi quickly took out a few more sausages and some leftover goat milk powder from when she was a puppy.

After Little Grey finished eating, he still acted indifferent.

Ji Sisi pointed to her mouth, "You didn't lick your lips clean."

Little Grey understood her instructions, stuck out its tongue and licked around its lips, then let out a howl.

Ji Sisi sighed helplessly, "I didn't know you would still remember me. Besides, your people, oh no, your tribe, are so dangerous. I was worried about my personal safety, which is why I didn't go looking for you."

She didn't expect Little Grey to understand, she just hoped it wouldn't keep replying to her every word. Little Grey got up and ran to the door, scratching at it with its paws again, then ran to the window and howled, signaling Ji Sisi to open the door.

Ji Sisi hesitated. The wolf's bloodthirstiness and wildness were ingrained in its bones, and it would be too risky for her and her child to open it rashly.

But if she doesn't open the door, this guy at the door won't leave.

After much hesitation, Ji Sisi had no choice but to retrieve the stun gun she had bought during a trip in her previous life for safety from her spatial storage.

She opened a crack, and Little Grey squeezed in through it, excitedly circling around her without jumping up to pounce on her.

"Alright, alright, if you keep spinning me up, you'll make me dizzy!" Ji Sisi shouted, urging her to stop.

Little Grey stopped, as if it could understand human speech.

Ji Sisi sat on the edge of the bed, and Little Grey ran to sit next to her lap. She reached out and touched the top of its head, "Long time no see, you've grown bigger and bigger."

She couldn't help but wonder if it was the effect of the spiritual spring water that made Little Grey Wolf so intelligent.

It was injured when it was young, and drank the spring water for almost half a month.

Ji Sisi wasn't sure either, but with Little Grey looking after her, she felt much more at ease.

The night passed, and Little Grey didn't bark; it just lay quietly by Ji Sisi's bedside and slept.

As dawn broke, a wolf howled in the distance. Little Grey opened its eyes and began pacing around the room, the rustling sounds waking Ji Sisi.

I glanced at the time; it was already seven in the morning.

Ji Sisi went to open the door, and Little Grey darted out, turning back every three steps as it left, until it had gone far away before it stopped looking back.

"You left without even having breakfast?"

Little Grey ran incredibly fast, and a tiny black dot gradually disappeared.

When Ji Sisi went to the factory, the canteen staff had already prepared breakfast. The canteen staff were all members of the fifth production team, mainly because it was close by and convenient.

"Manager Ji, you'd better keep the doors and windows closed these days. I vaguely heard wolves howling last night. It's inconvenient for you to live alone. If possible, you'd better call your mother over to take care of you."

Ji Sisi was the first to go to the cafeteria, and the cafeteria lady reminded her.

"It's alright, I've closed all the doors and windows tightly. Captain Wu even came to help me install safety railings a while ago. Aunt Wu, will we get eggs this morning?"

Aunt Wu took two eggs and put them into Ji Sisi's lunchbox. "These are from home, to help you recover."

Ji Sisi didn't want to accept it, but she was afraid that if she kept making excuses, it would attract the attention of the people who came later.

"Then I won't stand on ceremony, thank you Aunt Wu."

"You silly girl, there's no need to thank me."

"Good morning, Manager Ji," Gao Shu's voice rang out.

Then came a series of calls of "Manager Ji," and Ji Sisi turned around to find that all the members of the educated youth group had arrived.

Ji Sisi sat down with her lunchbox in hand. "Good morning."

The other two hadn't spoken much to Ji Sisi yet, and were still a little intimidated by her, so they didn't dare to say much.

There are only two large round tables in the cafeteria, and it would seem deliberate for them to go to the other side alone.

After Gao Shu finished making the porridge, he carried it towards Ji Sisi's direction.

"Manager Ji, we made about 20 jin of beef jerky yesterday. I was wondering if we could each take 1 jin for a tasting?"

"Of course, Manager Hu hasn't told you yet. We can take you there once the price is released."

Gao Shu smiled憨厚ly, "I just wanted to ask about the price."