"What did she go to do?"
The man blurted out.
It was going to take a whole day?
"I'd know if I knew. I wouldn't be so worried otherwise."
The woman couldn't help rolling her eyes.
"That child even left a note, but didn't think to write anything specific."
The woman muttered.
"If she couldn't write the words, she could've drawn a picture..."
"Then have you looked for her?"
The man asked.
She was still so young. Even if she'd gone out, she probably wouldn't have gone very far.
Unless...
The worry in the man's eyes deepened.
The child hadn't gone out alone.
Someone else was with her.
"Of course I have."
Thinking of her fruitless search, the woman's expression darkened.
"I searched the whole neighborhood."
"I didn't find her."
"Luckily, I ran into Grandma Yu downstairs when I came back."
"She told me a little about the child."
Well.
It seemed her search hadn't been entirely fruitless.
"Like I just told you, Grandma Yu said she saw the child this morning."
"I was both surprised and happy."
"Unfortunately..."
The woman sighed softly.
"That's all the news Grandma Yu had."
"But at least we know two things..."
The woman held up a finger.
"Bao Bao went out willingly."
Grandma Yu had said that although the child was in a hurry, she hadn't seemed upset.
When Grandma Yu called out to her, the child had even smiled and greeted her.
The woman lowered one finger.
"And one more thing."
"Bao Bao left the neighborhood."
No wonder she hadn't found her after searching all over the neighborhood.
The child had already left.
Such a little child...
She'd gone out alone, away from her parents, and even left the neighborhood...
"That child is far too bold..."
"No..."
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