The little guy really couldn't let go of the leopard with a human face.
If it were her, she might have wanted to forget it.
Just thinking about it gave Xie Chuchu goosebumps.
Of course.
It wasn't that she was ungrateful.
If that leopard with a human face had saved her life, that would be different.
"Xiuxiu, you know me."
Xie Chuchu stirred the sauce she had mixed.
"I don't like anything even remotely scary."
Whether it was movies or novels.
Let alone something like a scene from a horror novel happening in real life.
It would haunt her for the rest of her life.
Speaking of which...
"That kid, Xue Jiamin, is something else."
"Although I think he must have seen it wrong..."
"He doesn't seem to realize that himself."
"Doesn't he feel scared at all?"
Xie Chuchu shook her head.
Kids really were something.
"He didn't feel anything special about a leopard with a human face..."
If it were her, she would have been absolutely shocked.
And terrified.
"Because it saved Xue Jiamin."
Chi Xiuke blinked.
Who would be afraid of their own lifesaver?
"Hmm."
Xie Chuchu shook her head again.
"If you're scared, you're scared."
"Fear and gratitude aren't mutually exclusive."
"...True."
Chi Xiuke thought it over carefully, then nodded.
"Boys, you know."
"They're always a little braver."
"And young calves don't fear tigers."
"He's so little, he probably doesn't even know what fear is yet."
Chi Xiuke smiled.
"That kid really doesn't know what fear is..."
Xie Chuchu's mouth twitched.
He'd been provoking her since he was very little.
He completely ignored her furious outbursts and scowls.
Was she really that lacking in intimidation?
Xie Chuchu touched her face.
Would that kid treat her differently after this?
"All right, all