"If you hadn't entered the competition, I would've come for one day at most."
Xie Chuchu knew herself well.
"I wouldn't have come for the next few days."
"Leopards have to go home, too."
Xue Jiamin pressed his lips together.
"...But you said God Grandpa would give me a present..."
"I even won first place..."
"God Grandpa didn't give me a present..."
Hearing the child's aggrieved accusation, Xie Chuchu: ...
At the time, she'd just wanted to get the child's attention back on the competition as soon as possible.
She'd said some things without thinking them through.
Once words were spoken, they couldn't be taken back.
Later, she'd realized that what she'd said wasn't quite appropriate.
After all, it could easily lead to a situation like this.
It was hard for her to explain.
Now, what she'd been afraid of had come true.
And she really hadn't thought of how to explain it.
But human potential was boundless.
The more pressure someone was under, the more efficiently their brain worked.
"God is very forgetful."
Xie Chuchu blurted out.
After saying that, she herself froze for a moment.
Then her eyes lit up slightly.
She knew what to say.
Xie Chuchu looked at Xue Jiamin regretfully.
"God is getting old."
"His memory isn't very good."
"He might've forgotten to give you your reward."
"Huh?"
Xue Jiamin grew anxious.
"Then what do we do?"
"How can He do that?"
"I want my present."
Uh...
Xie Chuchu hurried to reassure the child.
"Don't worry."
"God's only forgotten for now."
"He forgot for now?"
Xue Jiamin froze.
Did that mean...
"He'll remember later?"
"Mm."
Xie Chuchu nodded solemnly.
"God is very powerful."
"Even if He forgets for a while, He'll remember eventually."
"He won't forget to give anyone