Chapter 93


    Chapter 93 It Isn’t Dead Yet


    Joseph stared at her intensely, his anger rising as he let out a sarcasticugh. “Did you ask me to pick


    you up?”


    “Would you have if I had asked?” she shot back.


    Joseph fell silent. The answer was no. But if he had known that Chloe could not get a ride and had to


    be brought home by another man, he would have gone to get her. After all, this woman was so foolish


    that she would not realize if someone was going to harm


    her.


    Seeing that he was unresponsive, Chloe had her answer. She forced a bitter smile, turned around, and


    headed toward the residential area.


    Joseph frowned and handed her the leash.


    Chloe looked at the leash and asked, “What do you mean by this?”


    “I haven’t walked the dog yet today,” he said.


    “You haven’t walked the dog thiste?!” Chloe eximed.


    “Well, you should’vee back earlier,” he replied curtly.


    Chloe took a deep breath and suppressed the urge to argue with him. She grabbed the leash and


    headed toward the garden at the back of the residential area.


    Toto yelped in protest, “Please don’t do this! I’ve already walked tenps!”


    As Chloe strolled with Toto in their usual spot, she noticed that it seemed exhausted. It seemed to her


    that Toto had been walking for a long time as it was panting heavily.


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    “Is your stomach still upset, Toto?” she asked with concern.


    “Woof! Woof! Woof!” Toto barked in response, protesting that it was not the case and that it was just


    tired from all the walking.


    Chloe did not know what to do since Toto refused to take another step. After scanning her surroundings


    and determining that there was no one in the vicinity, she decided to release the leash. “Go for a little


    walk on your own, and then we’ll head back home.”


    However, Toto did not run around and y like it usually did, choosing instead to just lie at Chloe’s feet.


    She could not help but worry that Toto’s stomach was acting up


    again.


    Just when she bent down to check on it, arge dog suddenly leaped out from the greenery and


    pounced on Toto. Chloe was startled and took several steps back. At first, she thought it was the same


    Golden Retriever they had encountered before. But when Toto growled, she realized that something


    was wrong. Upon closer inspection, she discovered that it was a German Shepherd that was attacking


    Toto!


    In an instant, the two dogs were locked in a vicious fight, biting and wing at each other. Chloe was


    stunned. Although Toto was intelligent for a Border Collie, it did not stand a chance against a German


    Shepherd in a fight.


    She tried to rush over and grab Toto’s cor to separate the two dogs, but every time she touched the


    cor, she was thrown off and almost got herself injured several times.


    As Toto’s stamina waned, the German Shepherd took advantage of the opportunity and pounced,


    viciously tearing into its flesh. She was at a loss for how to handle the situation since she had no


    experience raising dogs.


    She wanted to call Joseph for help, but before she could do so, a middle-aged man sauntered over,


    lazily calling out the German Shepard’s name.


    “Is this your dog?” Chloe asked.


    “Yeah,” he replied, watching the two dogs fight without any intention of stopping them. Heined,


    “Why isn’t your dog on a leash?”


    “Your dog ran over first. Also, don’t talk about that right now. Get your dog away,” Chloe said.


    “Why don’t you do it?” he shot back.


    “If I could separate them, I wouldn’t have asked you!” Chloe watched helplessly as Toto’s thigh was


    bitten and blood oozed out. She could not help but yell at the Hurry up, your dog has injured my dog!”


    man,


    The man reluctantly came over and pulled the German Shepherd away. “It’s not like it killed your dog.


    Why are you yelling so loudly?”


    Chloe’s fingers trembled as she turned on her shlight to examine Toto’s wounds. Hearing the man’s


    disdainful remark, she suddenly stood up andshed out, “I may not have had the leash on, but I made


    sure there were no people around before letting my dog go.


    “What about you? Where were you when your dog ran over? If you can’t keep up with a dog because


    you’re old, then you shouldn’t have one as a pet!”


    The man grew even more upset at her words, ring at her with a fierce and menacing expression.


    “Say that again. I dare you!”