Her companion whispered, "Take Little Red Bean to the break room."
"It might be better for Little Red Bean to leave for now."
"Once they leave later, bring Little Red Bean back out."
"...Mm."
The waitress nodded.
She knew her companion was right...
But deep down, she just felt... unwilling to accept it.
And a little... aggrieved.
She felt sorry for Little Red Bean.
With that, the Curly-haired Man glared fiercely at the silent onlookers around them. "What are you glaring at?"
"Your child got hurt!"
Though my parents had pulled me back the second before.
After all, there were exceptions to everything.
The Big Boy still had his head buried in his mother's arms.
The waitress jumped in fright.
"He pulled Little Red Bean's tail again!"
You mean to say that kind of thing is bound to happen.
"Answer me."
"Let's go somewhere else..."
Wasn't the Curly-haired Man the fiercest one here?
"It's all someone else's fault!"
All you could do was marvel, somewhat used to it by now: Master Xiao really was amazing.
But in the blink of an eye, Little Red Bean had returned to the waitress's arms...
Someone muttered under their breath.
They quickly understood what the girl meant, too.
And they called us fierce?
"Your child brought this on himself."
If the waitress hadn't been holding Little Red Bean this time, it was hard to say whether the Big Boy would have been scratched again...
The girl was temporarily unable to make a sound.
Chi Xiuke's gaze fell on the Big Boy, who had his head lowered against his mother's arms.
One hand caught the falling Big Red Fox.
"Your child was the one who did something wrong."
The Big Red Fox suddenly let out