The little girl herself hadn't kept her promise...
Then she would have to be prepared to face the consequences.
Luckily,
although the little girl had told her friend, she'd also remembered to remind her not to tell anyone else.
It was just a question of whether her friend would keep her promise...
Otherwise, one person would tell ten, and ten would tell a hundred...
That wouldn't matter much, either.
The little girl hadn't said much.
Just that there was a scary-looking turtle.
Most little girls wouldn't be interested in that.
Xiao Xiao smiled.
The little boy hadn't picked up on the deeper meaning behind Eldest Brother's words. He thought Eldest Brother was simply agreeing with him.
"...I'm curious what the scary turtle Jia Jian'er mentioned looks like."
He thought the little girl was timid, so whatever scared her might not be all that frightening...
But the way she'd talked about the turtle had still sparked a little curiosity in him.
One day after school, he'd deliberately stopped her when she was alone.
He asked her where she'd seen the turtle.
At first, the little girl refused to tell him.
She said she'd promised Eldest Brother to keep it a secret.
He rolled his eyes.
He threatened to tell Eldest Brother that she'd broken her promise and told someone else about the turtle if she didn't tell him...
The little girl fell for it.
In the end, she told him about the pet market where the turtle was, as well as the exact shop.
Xiao Xiao raised an eyebrow.
"Threatening a girl isn't something a real man would do."
The little boy instinctively tried to defend himself. "I wasn't even that mean to her..."
"I just told her the facts."
"She was the one who broke her