"The other kids couldn't explain it very clearly."
"But the child's mom didn't mind."
"At least the plane was found, and the child was happy. That's all that mattered."
"That way, the child wouldn't keep thinking about finding some piggy to get the plane back."
"The child's mom didn't want to make a fuss over it anymore, in case it caused more trouble."
"That's true."
The others exchanged glances and nodded, understanding and agreeing.
"It wasn't that big a deal."
"As long as things turned out well, that's what mattered."
"Who knows if that plane was even the one the child lost at the toy store?"
Someone suddenly chuckled. "As long as the child believes it was, that's good enough."
"That settles the matter."
"That big brother the child mentioned sounds like a good person."
"Maybe that plane was his in the first place?"
"That's right."
Old Gu nodded. "Lin Lin's Mom said that if she runs into that young man again, she'll make sure to thank him properly."
"Exactly."
"Now that the child has the plane he's been missing so much, he'll probably soon forget about that pig with two heads."
"He won't say he's seen it somewhere again, will he?"
"That'll put the child's mom at ease, too."
"That's right."
Old Gu nodded emphatically. "Lin Lin's Mom said the child hasn't mentioned the piggy these past few days, as if he's already forgotten about it."
"She hasn't been keeping him cooped up anymore, either."
"When he wants to go out and play, she lets him."
"She even took him to the nearby park."
"Everything's back to normal."
"Lin Lin's Mom is very happy, and Linlin is happy, too."
"A happy ending for everyone."
Old Gu beamed.
Thinking of the child's bright smile, the wrinkles