Although Ding Dang's sudden attack caused me quite a bit of trouble, thanks to her, I found a way out of an awkward situation I hadn't known how to wrap up.
I carefully tapped Ding Dang's tiny head with my other hand and said, "Ding Dang, could you let go first? If you're really hungry, I'll give you another lollipop, okay?"
Ding Dang finally released me. She tried to fly back into the air, but since I had wrinkled her wings, she wobbled violently in midair and nearly fell to the ground. I hurriedly reached out and steadily caught the little thing.
Ding Dang sat in my palm with her knees drawn up and said awkwardly, "Sorry, you squeezed me too hard just now, so I bit you without thinking... You're not mad, are you?"
Look at that, look at that! What a kind heart! Now I completely believed she really was a Goddess. She was clearly the victim, yet she was apologizing to me. I felt like the little thing was radiating divine light from head to toe, while my guilt kept climbing higher and higher.
"A Jun, what's that?" Qian Qian's curious voice came from beside me. I looked up and immediately jumped in fright. Qian Qian looked like a chain-smoker who hadn't touched a cigarette in forty-eight hours and had suddenly spotted an opened pack of premium cigarettes. Her eyes seemed to be glittering with the entire Milky Way. She stared fixedly at Ding Dang, who sat in my palm, looking aggrieved as she cautiously tried to flatten her wings. Beside her, my sister wore exactly the same expression.
I'd nearly forgotten. No normal woman could resist the temptation of cute things. That had been obvious ever since Pandora came to my house and my status immediately