"Do I need you to worry about me?"
Xiao Jingsheng was upset not only because he had lost his prey, but more importantly because he felt humiliated.
That little girl was far too clueless, daring to mock him.
If she had been a boy, he would have beaten her up without another word.
Su Qiao generously handed him the two gray rabbits in her hands. "Here. I was lucky today and caught an entire nest, so I'm giving you two."
"Don't go catching venomous snakes again. If something happens to you, who will your mom cry to?"
More importantly, who would she cry to?
Xiao Jingsheng hadn't expected her to give him rabbits. He glanced at them, then stubbornly turned his head away. "I don't give a damn."
If a little girl like her could catch rabbits, so could he.
He would go into the woods tomorrow.
Su Qiao rolled her eyes.
He was so hungry that he had resorted to catching venomous snakes with his bare hands, yet he was still clinging to his pride?
She forcibly shoved the two rabbits into his arms. "Take them. Consider it thanks for your mom standing up for me yesterday."
"I said I don't want them!"
With a sour look on his handsome face, Xiao Jingsheng grabbed the rabbits and tried to stuff them back into her arms.
Su Qiao glared at him fiercely. "I told you to take them, so take them. Why are you being so long-winded? You can pay me back when you get the chance."
As she spoke, she took off the Back Basket and set it on the ground. She pulled aside a layer of pigweed and took out a small "bundle" made of broad leaves, which she also stuffed into his arms.
"And this. Take it