"A Jiu isn't that petty."
Besides...
"Why would A Jiu be mad?"
"A Jiu likes the pastries here, too."
Xiao Xiao liked the pastries here, too.
Pastries were usually delicate and beautiful.
But the vivid colors of the pastries here still caught the eye.
The bold, bright color combinations and contrasting textures had earned them high praise from him.
"That's good, then."
But after a long pause, the Curly-haired Man called out softly, "Waiter!"
"That customer..."
Child's Mom was acting like she owned the place.
"Exactly."
They all turned toward the voices at once.
"What an outrageous demand..."
Child's Mom was unapologetic. "And my child is hurt. She needs to eat something to help her recover."
"Oh my God!"
"Emotional damages?"
Where had this meddlesome little brat come from?
"It hurts!"
Chi Xiuke breathed a sigh of relief.
The Curly-haired Man lifted the child's injured arm.
Child's Mom pointed at the male waiter, who had just delivered a long, impassioned speech.
The Curly-haired Man's pupils contracted for an instant.
Huh?
Before the female waiter could finish speaking, the little girl's mother spoke again.
"Of course you're paying the medical bills!"
So he didn't want A Jiu to dislike him over an unintentional act.
In the end, when he saw the waiters looking troubled, the male waiter stepped forward.
Across from the little girl, the little red fox arched its back, glaring at her warily and ferociously.
The sound was sharp enough to hurt their ears.
Tears instantly spilled down her cheeks.
The male waiter apologized.
"Look at my child's hand!"
"Stop talking."
Everyone looked toward the girl. The Curly-haired Man said impatiently,
The male waiter tried to defend the restaurant's mascot. "We've been open for a month, and Big Red Bean has never hurt anyone—"
"Big