The boy was frantic with worry.
He wanted to go look at the flying cotton candy again, but first he had to deal with the problem in front of him.
At last, the old lady left, completely satisfied. He breathed a sigh of relief and immediately turned around.
His heart was pounding.
The moment he saw that the cotton candy was gone, his heart sank.
It was gone...
The boy had expected this might happen...
But now that it had happened right before his eyes, he was still disappointed.
However, before he could sink into his disappointment, the situation took an unexpected turn.
The big brother who had been with the cotton candy earlier appeared beside him.
He was surprised.
And delighted.
But...
The big brother had actually said he was mistaken?
How could he be mistaken?
Cotton candy couldn't fly.
He... used to think that too.
But he had just seen it!
The cotton candy had really flown!
"You saw it wrong."
Xiao Xiao smiled.
He wasn't impatient.
Nor did he argue with the boy.
He simply stated a fact in a calm voice.
"I—"
The boy had barely gotten a word out when a woman's voice interrupted him.
"Jun Jun!"
A woman hurried over.
"You little rascal."
"How did you get all the way over here?"
"Who told you to wander off?"
The woman was furious.
Her accusations came raining down on the boy.
She had come out after trying on several outfits and discovered that her child was missing.
At once, she lost all interest in shopping for clothes.
Fortunately, she spotted the boy through the store's floor-to-ceiling window, across the street and at an angle.
She breathed a sigh of relief, but anger quickly rose in her heart. She immediately ran out