"You don't believe me..."
The child murmured.
At last, the child realized what it was about the doctor's behavior that he disliked.
Because...
They were all the same.
All adults were the same.
Like his parents and his grandparents, the doctor didn't believe him either.
He'd misunderstood earlier...
The doctor had been so calm because she was even more certain than his parents and grandparents that what he said was false. That was why she'd acted that way.
When he heard his parents mentioned, the child nodded instinctively.
How could a person turn into a butterfly?
Apart from being slightly startled by the child's outburst, the doctor was at a loss for words.
The doctor's eyebrows lifted slightly.
"His parents, his grandparents, and even all his little friends have told him countless times..."
But the doctor's next question left me stunned.
The child mumbled in a hoarse voice.
That did count as a reason.
Tigers ate people.
But eventually, a quantitative change could lead to a qualitative one.
"But doesn't he think it's strange?"
"He actually knows."
Uh...
"He knows."
He stared at the doctor, his face stubborn.
"He didn't notice..."
"Is that so?"
She bent down and patted the child's head.
The doctor smiled helplessly.
"Thank you for telling me all this."
The doctor picked up a tissue and wiped the child's mouth.
This child truly believed without a doubt in what he'd seen...
The doctor stood up.
"The first time you said the sheep ate people, it had already left before your grandparents arrived."
The child suddenly cried out excitedly.
"That child also told you that he saw it."
"Gurgle, gurgle~"
"Why are you unwilling to believe me?"
"Weren't you with several of your little friends?"
After shouting so