"I don't know."
The little girl shook her head.
"You don't know?"
The driver was surprised.
"Didn't you memorize any of the adults' phone numbers?"
He thought most parents had their kids do that.
"I forgot."
The little girl said it as if it were perfectly reasonable.
When he'd gone out earlier and heard the commotion, he'd asked his colleague about it and learned that a child had gone missing.
The driver looked out the window.
That was probably everyone's wish.
I looked down at the two children.
The girl turned her head and grinned.
But until Big Boy's uncle got in touch with Big Boy's mom, their first choice would be to call the police.
"Let's go see if their family is there."
"If we're lucky, you'll see your mom soon."
They'd come to the police station for a reason, but looking at its entrance and the police cars outside still made them feel a little uneasy.
I smiled at the officer who had turned to look at me because of the little girl's actions.
After a brief pause, the driver understood.
Xiao Xiao got straight to the point.
She hid completely behind Xiao Xiao.
I walked around to the side of the car where the two children were sitting and opened the door for them.
I turned around. "Why aren't you getting out?"
"Then let's go."
The little girl poked her head out.
Maybe...
They might have even checked the surveillance footage inside the shop or shopping center.
She stood in the sunlight.
Xiao Xiao smiled.
But she didn't say anything.
The little girl nodded readily.
I was glad that there really wasn't a bad person chasing the two children.
Having Big Brother with them was enough.
The little girl hurried