This lord is very scientific.

Don't say "delicious" in the pet section, don't say "poor" in the food section, this is the most basic respect and quality.

I forgot where I saw this sentence, but when I understood it, it was because of Knicks' existence.

Perhaps, it has become my family.

From the time I got Knicks and brought him home to today.

I treat him very well, and he likes me very much.

He only sticks to me, follows me wherever I go, and others can touch him, but the premise is that he is there, otherwise he will not let others touch him.

In winter, he will come to me when he is cold.

Once, he took a long nap and jumped directly onto my bed to lick my nose.

He likes the game of me chasing him. When I run around the house with him, he will jump up with joy, spinning his tail and shaking his head.

When I got him, I named him "Knicks", which means the god of the night, because he has both white and black hair.

And because he brings me endless peace, tranquility and company.

Writing these words, my tears can't stop flowing.

He is now at my feet, and I am accompanying him on his last journey.

I dare not leave, because he will groan in pain if I leave.

I stroke his head, and he will calm down and look at me quietly.

Some people say: You feed him so well every day, organic vegetables and organic strawberries.

If he was in the pet market, he would have died long ago.

You have given him a lot, and he is very happy.

You are his salvation.

But, thinking back to the days and nights.

When riding in the car, he would lie in the cage very sensibly.

When I write and play games, he will lie not far from me to make sure I am within his sight.

When I go to the room, he lies on the carpet.

I am in the living room, and he lies on the sofa.

There are also times when he is irritating and will bite off my data cable.

Like a naughty child.

In "Global Professional Era", he is the rabbit that the goddess of night left in the mortal world and was picked up by Lin Ke.

In this book, he is Lin Ke's most loyal follower and Lin Ke's first follower, the rabbit man Knicks.

Some people say that I rescued him from the pet market.

But I know.

In the past two years, he has been saving me.

He is saving me.

Thank you for staying with me for so long, just to redeem a lonely and complicated soul.

Knicks, I hope you come back often.

Because of you, I only think ghosts are warm.

In the next life, go to the grassland without humans, don’t need to redeem anyone, just be your carefree self.