"He even bullied an old woman."
Wang Man felt that she'd been foolish to feel sorry for that bawling child earlier.
What was there to cry about?
He was the one who'd done something so outrageous in the first place.
"Grandma could clearly see him, but he kept denying it."
"What was he thinking? Did he think we'd believe him and assume Grandma was senile?"
Wang Man was rather indignant.
"Ah..."
Father Wang sighed.
He shook his head. "Kids these days..."
"They're clever, sure, but they really do need to be taught some manners."
"All right."
Seeing the siblings enthusiastically "condemn" the boy, Father Wang interrupted them. "It's over now, so let's leave it behind us."
"He's still just a child, after all."
"I hope this incident makes him realize that what he did was wrong."
"I hope those tears were genuine, and that he was crying because he regretted what he'd done."
Father Wang couldn't help adding a few more words.
"All right, let's go."
"The Police Station isn't a place to sit around chatting over tea."
Father Wang helped the old woman into the car.
"Goodbye, Master Xiao."
"Goodbye, Manman and Xiuxiu."
"Xiao Kai, be careful on the road."
"Got it."
Wang Kai waved. "Goodbye, Uncle. Goodbye, Grandma."
"Get some good rest when you get home, Grandma."
"Okay, I will."
"Goodbye."
"Goodbye, Master Xiao."
Xiao Xiao and the others waited until the car had driven off before turning around and getting into their own car.
"Master Xiao."
After Wang Kai called out, everyone waited a moment, but he didn't continue.
Wang Man looked at her cousin curiously. "What is it? You called out to him and now you've got nothing to say?"
"I suddenly don't know what to say."
Wang Kai looked at the road