Their daughter was back.
She'd returned safe and sound.
She'd returned happy and smiling.
As if she'd just gone away for a while, taken a little trip...
That was enough.
"Linlin."
The man spoke while the girl paused for breath.
"How did you get to the amusement park? You don't remember anything at all?"
"No."
The cheerful look on the girl's face faltered.
Then she shook her head.
"When you woke up, was there no one else beside you?"
The woman looked puzzled.
"..."
The girl tilted her head.
"No."
The man and woman looked at each other.
It seemed they wouldn't get any answers from the girl.
According to her, when she woke from her coma, she found herself at the amusement park.
She had no idea what had happened in between.
And there had been no one beside her when she woke...
It was as if some kind stranger had simply left her at the amusement park...
But...
The man and woman smiled wryly.
That casual drop-off...
Had landed her at an amusement park in another city, thousands of miles away...
What had the person been thinking?
The man and woman had already assumed that some kind stranger had helped their daughter.
That much was obvious.
Otherwise, could an unconscious girl have saved herself?
Could she have made it to an amusement park thousands of miles away on her own?
How could that be possible?
She must have had help from someone.
"There's an amusement park in our city, too..."
The man murmured.
If the other person had been determined to leave the girl at an amusement park...
That was strange, too.
Was it because she was a child?
So they'd left her at an amusement park?
The man shook his head,