Chapter 167
After cleaning the bathroom, Yong-Yong dashed into the living room and went straight to Yoon-Hee, who was folding laundry. He held a small notebook labeled “Good Dragon Notebook” in his mouth. Each time Yong-Yong did something good, he earned a “Great Job!” stamp in the notebook. Collecting ten stamps meant receiving a thousand won in allowance.
Finally, the tenth stamp was added.
Smiling warmly, Yoon-Hee fetched a thousand won from her wallet. “Good job! Here’s your allowance.”
Yong-Yong smiled brightly as he accepted the money and carefully tucked it into his wallet. Thanks to his diligent saving of his allowance, Yong-Yong had accumulated a grand total of eight thousand won.
There was only one reason he had been saving up so eagerly in recent days. Yong-Yong wagged his tail while looking at a flyer for a chicken restaurant. It had been left on the front gate a few days ago, advertising a special promotion for their grand opening: all menu items for just ten thousand won.
“Hehe.” Chuckling to himself, Yong-Yong scanned the menu intently. What should he order? The original fried chicken was good, as was the saucy fried chicken. Oh! The charcoal-grilled chicken, a recent addition, also looked delicious. Just thinking about ordering chicken soon had him too excited to sleep.
Do-Jun chuckled softly from the sofa as he watched Yong-Yong agonize over his decision. This dragon’s life seemed to revolve heavily around food.
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The next day, early in the afternoon, Byeol was wandering around the city by herself. The clear sky and crisp air made it a perfect day for a stroll. About five minutes into her walk, Byeol suddenly stopped in her tracks. What had caught her eye was a pajama set displayed in the window of a clothing store: a pure white rabbit pajama set made of soft cotton. The hood was adorned with perky, long bunny ears.
“W-wow... I can’t believe it...”
Byeol pressed her face against the glass wall of the shop, taking a closer look at the rabbit pajamas. For about three minutes, she examined the pajamas from every angle. Then, rummaging through her pockets, she pulled out her bear coin purse and walked into the shop, greeted by the jingle of a bell.