"Putting aside whether you're willing to sell this fox..."
Child's Mom looked at Xiao Xiao.
"Surely you can at least let my child hold the fox, can't you?"
"Don't."
Someone spoke without thinking.
But his voice was quiet.
"Maybe I'm being too cynical and judging others by the worst..."
"But I just feel..."
"It's easy to lend something out..."
"I can't believe I actually think you make a good point."
When I came over just now, Great Taotie was still under the dining table. It hadn't come along.
Child's Mom raised her voice.
I've only eaten half my snacks.
"That's true, but..."
The little girl's eyes lit up.
Hm?
You looked a little confused.
You've known Master Xiao for years... and you've never gotten this kind of treatment.
Great White Fox didn't open its eyes.
Its little eyes were full of longing and hope.
"An adult bullying a child."
"That's just too much of a coincidence."
Only its fluffy little tail covered its head.
Child's Mom's words were sharp.
"But that doesn't mean people should trust them too much."
"What hit you!?"
"Me too."
"...I can't argue with that."
Most people would have done the same as this young man, unwilling to hand his fox over to the mother and daughter.
When Child's Mom saw that the young man hadn't reacted at all, she raised her voice, her face full of disbelief.
Someone murmured.
"She just happened to do exceptionally well."
Wasn't it a simple matter?
I'd already been held up here for quite a while.
As the shock faded, anger rose in Child's Mom.
Hm!
"And she's right, too."
The little girl's eyes shone.
Great White Fox had covered its head with its tail. Did that mean it didn't want the little