"Thank you, Eldest Brother."
The child spoke loudly.
His face was lit up with a brilliant smile.
"You're welcome."
Xiao Xiao curved his brows and eyes in a smile.
The woman walked forward with the child.
"Bao Bao, have you decided what you want Grandpa to make?"
"Mm..."
The child immediately looked troubled.
He poked his cheek.
"There are so many things I want..."
"Mom, can I only choose one?"
"Can I ask for a few?"
"No, you can't."
The woman waved a finger.
"You can only choose one."
"Think about what you want most, Bao Bao."
Xiao Xiao smiled.
He turned his face slightly.
"What kind of sugar figurine does Pipa ghost like?"
Pipa ghost raised the pipa in its arms.
Xiao Xiao understood at once.
Did it want a sugar figurine shaped like a pipa?
As expected of Pipa ghost.
"Careful."
Xiao Xiao reached out and caught the child, who was about to fall.
The child had no time to celebrate escaping disaster. Instead, his face was filled with anxiety.
"My—"
The child's words cut off abruptly.
Xiao Xiao gently waved the sugar figurine in his other hand.
"Your sugar figurine."
The child blinked.
Then the corners of his mouth spread into a wide smile.
He reached out and took the sugar figurine from Eldest Brother.
"Thank you, Eldest Brother!"
"Thank you, young man."
The child's grandmother, who had rushed over, smiled gratefully at Xiao Xiao.
The scene just now had frightened her so badly that she had nearly suffered a heart attack.
"You're welcome."
Xiao Xiao smiled and shook his head.
The grandmother left with her grandson.
The grandson held the sugar figurine he had gotten back, clasped his grandmother's hand, and hopped along.