Ye Zi shook her head with a wry smile.
Her friend didn't need to spell it out. Ye Zi could more or less guess what was on her mind.
"My sister-in-law..."
Ye Zi thought for a moment. "I hadn't noticed before that she... believed so much in these intangible things."
"Her attitude was so firm this time that all of us were surprised."
"It was just a doll. We went along with what my sister-in-law wanted and returned the teddy bear to the store."
"Afterward, my brother bought my niece a new doll, and the little girl was happy again."
"Oh, I see."
Little Deer nodded.
So that was the story behind this Big Bear Doll.
"Is this Big Bear Doll haunted?"
An unfamiliar voice sounded beside the two girls.
They both jumped a little.
Looking closely, they saw that it was the little girl's mother.
Ye Zi and Little Deer exchanged glances.
They both felt a little awkward.
Thankfully, no store employee was nearby. Otherwise, the woman might have thought they'd come to cause trouble.
Seeing the little girl's mother watching them with a firm expression, Ye Zi gave a light cough and unconsciously lowered her voice. "I don't know the exact details either."
"My sister-in-law might have overreacted, for all I know."
The woman nodded.
Whether or not the girl's sister-in-law had overreacted, the woman was now even more determined not to buy the Big Bear Doll for her child.
"Niu Niu..."
"Let's go."
Ye Zi felt too embarrassed to stay any longer.
"Okay."
Little Deer glanced at the little girl, who was still hiding behind her.
She took a few steps to the side.
The little girl's mother seized the chance to grab her by the arm.
With her other hand, she