Chapter 1119


    Chapter 1119


    Nics wobbled a couple of steps, then got tackled to the ground by some big, furry thing.


    The next thing he knew, a wet tongue started licking his head. Goosebumps popped up all over


    Nics‘ back, and he reached out to fight back.


    “Stop, stop!” Trisha rushed over, grabed the leash, and pulled the animal off Nics.


    After a little distance, Nics finally saw what knocked him over.


    It’s a Caucasian Shepherd Dog about 80cm tall, even taller than Trisha when it stood. Its fur was gray


    and white, spotted, fluffy. and shiny, and its legs were strong and sturdy Even though Trisha was


    holding it, it’s excitedly spinning around.


    Trisha’s small frame was barely able to hold the dog as she mumbled, “Cooper, Cooper, calm down!”


    Nics used to think he wasn’t afraid of dogs, but now he thought whether he’s afraid of dogs depends


    on their size. After all, the biggest dog he’d ever seen was a Retriever, and the Caucasian Shepherd


    Dog, regardless of whether it’s fierce or not, can scare most people with its muscr body alone.


    This dog was super lively, got all excited when it saw strangers, and insisted on rushing at Nics.


    Nics scalp tingled, he felt Trisha might not be able to hold this massive dog, so he said, “How about


    I go out first, and you tie it up before Ie in?”


    Trisha confidently said, “No need: he’s very obedient.”


    No sooner had the words left her mouth, Cooper suddenly broke free and charged at Nics again.


    Nics can’t pretend to be weak anymore; the moment Trisha lost grip, heBelongs to (N)?vel/Drama.Org.


    Cooper thought they’re ying and happily gave chase.


    Trisha’s yard was not small, but for a giant dog, it’s still a bit cramped, plus the yard was filled with


    flowers and nts, which the owner usually didn’t let it trample.


    Now with Nics running in front and it chasing behind, it seemed to have found a paradise of


    freedom, so it trampled all over the flowers and nts, no matter how much Trisha yelled from behind.


    Nics was running full tilt, as if he’s sprinting in a school sports event.


    However, how could a human outpace a four–legged creature? Cooper got closer and closer, and


    Nics started looking for a ce to hide. He spoted a big tree to the east, immediately saw it as a


    lifesaver, rushed over, and quickly climbed up.


    The tree wasn’t high or thick, and Nics was tall, standing on it almost bends the tree.


    The ce he stands was less than two meters off the ground, and dogs can’t climb trees, so Cooper


    was just spinning underneath him. Its fluffy tail was swinging like a propeller, super excited.


    It even squatted down and made a jumping pose, which made Nics‘ scalp tighten even more


    Trisha finally catched up, grabbed Cooper again, and pped him on the head. “That’s a guest, no


    biting, got it?”


    Cooper’s ears droop, looking like it’s being scolded, but judging by its wagging tail, it clearly didn’t take


    Trisha’s words to heart, instead, it shew great interest in the guy on the tree.


    But after being scolded by its owner, it still acted like an obedient child and calmed down.


    Trisha lied Cooper up with a rope, then said to Nics on the tree, “He’s tied up now, you cane


    down.”