"After all, they'd already seen that child for the second time."
"But the child was still young, and he'd been frightened. He couldn't give them many more details."
"Over and over, all he said was that the piggy was so scary."
"Ah."
Old Gu gave a soft exclamation, looking as if he'd just remembered something.
The old man's lips curled slightly, and a hint of amusement showed in his eyes. "That child still keeps thinking about his plane."
"He even said he wanted to find the piggy and get his plane back."
"Because of the plane, he's not afraid of that two-headed pig anymore."
"Even though both times he saw it, he cried from fright."
"The child's mom was at a loss, too."
Old Gu shook his head with a smile. "At first..."
They couldn't get anything more out of the child. Apart from being frightened, he hadn't suffered any other harm, so the child's mom had set the matter aside for the time being.
But even though she'd bought him a new plane, and he'd happily accepted it and wouldn't put it down, he still couldn't stop thinking about the plane that had gone missing. He was determined to find the piggy and get his plane back.
When she asked him why, his simple, innocent answer left her speechless.
"That way, Linlin will have four planes."
The child didn't understand that the new plane she'd bought him was meant to make up for the one he'd lost. He only thought that if he found the missing plane, he'd have four planes.
One more than the three he had now.
Seeing how excited and eager the child was, she'd considered buying him another plane.
But the child's dad stopped her.
He said, "What if Linlin says that finding