His Wife Calls The Shots
Chapter 273: The Survivors of That Year

Chapter 273: Chapter 273: The Survivors of That Year

Chapter 273

Chloe Collins looked quite serious: "How many times has this happened?"

Timmy Collins slowly raised his hand, gestured a three, after a second, changed into a two, then seeing Chloe’s disapproving gaze, changed it to a one.

"You’re lying, huh?"

Timmy Collins used sign language.

[I recently got a girlfriend, but I don’t have any money to buy her things, so I had to borrow. I had durian for lunch at her place, and I wanted to treat her to something nice.]

It didn’t say steal.

Chloe Collins was speechless, laughed: "A girlfriend, what kind?"

[What are you joking about, I’m a gorilla, of course, she’s a gorilla too. She’s the new Koni from the town’s zoo, her hometown is in East Africa. She’s been feeling homesick lately, and I want to cheer her up.]

Chloe Collins nodded slowly, looked sideways at him: "So you went to the zoo again?"

Timmy Collins widened his eyes, covering his mouth.

Chloe Collins scolded him for a while before letting it go.

This guy had caused chaos at the zoo last time, almost getting caught; and yet, he dared to go again this time.

Chloe Collins stood up and went back to her room, found the gift Alexander Foster had prepared for Master Matsu, and picked it up.

"I’m leaving first."

As soon as she turned around, Timmy Collins squatted in front of her, using sign language.

[Take me down the mountain.]

"No." Chloe Collins’ attitude was very firm.

[But I’m so bored here, I have no friends.]

The gorilla’s eyes were full of innocence.

Chloe Collins’ gaze softened, she hesitated for a few seconds, and said: "I’ll think about it, depending on your performance."

With that, she opened the door and left.

Timmy Collins followed her out, all the way to the highway.

Chloe Collins waved her hand, telling him to hurry back, not to let people see.

The gorilla looked back every three steps, after a while, he still ran quickly forward, quickly disappearing from Chloe Collins’s sight.

The sternness on her face dissipated, her eyes filled with reluctance.

This gorilla was a pet her mother brought for her after she returned to the temple.

It was very smart, smarter than she could have imagined.

Many things it learned on its own, without anyone teaching it.

Later, her mother told her before she died that this gorilla was the only one that survived from the BDR-2 experiment.

The others either died of sickness or were put down kindly.

Because BDR-2’s drug residue was in their bodies, they couldn’t live just for that reason alone.

But her mother had a soft heart and secretly saved this gorilla, raising it in secret.

Later, it was discovered that the gorilla’s behavior had become more "human-like," with an IQ between a 12-to-15-year-old human child.

Chloe Collins treated it as family, hence the name Timmy Collins.

The symbol of the experimental subject from that year was engraved on it, a lifelong mark, indelible.

As far as she knew, someone had once hired members from the Dark Alliance to find the batch of test subjects. The Dark Alliance people failed, and the matter was left unresolved.

At that time, she didn’t know that Timmy Collins was one of those subjects, so she didn’t care about it.

When it came to mind later, it was already too late. Trying to find the people behind it had become difficult.

That’s why Chloe Collins didn’t let it go down the mountain rashly.

Back at the temple, a little monk told her that Master had already returned and was in his room talking with Alexander Foster.

She took her gift and came to Master’s door, knocked, and walked in.

Inside, a monk wearing an earthy yellow monk’s robe was talking with Alexander Foster. He had jade buddha beads hanging on his chest, kind eyebrows and eyes, a face that exuded an aura of immortality, it was Master Song Cliff.

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