At most, when he lost his reason and his mind was filled with frustration and anger...
The young man might think that way without meaning to...
He might not be able to help blaming others...
Why hadn't any of them heard it?
Were their ears just for show?
But when he was clearheaded, he would never think that way.
He felt ashamed that he had ever had such a thought.
"Xiao Ding."
The old man asked.
He patted the young woman on the shoulder.
I smiled wryly.
"He..."
Was Grandpa Wang angry?
Had what I said contradicted my own experience?
After hesitating for a moment, the young woman nodded honestly.
Some people had taken one look at the situation and slammed their doors shut.
That was still better than dealing with cats and dogs.
The old man thought of the scene earlier, when the Great White Fox had made room for Big Dog.
He'd finally gotten off work early for once today...
The old man went home.
When I knocked on the first person's door, I really thought it was their chicken...
The completely unexpected question left the young man stunned.
The young woman's goal was to find out where the chicken's crowing was coming from...
"It's still early."
"...It doesn't look like anyone here keeps chickens..."
"A little."
I looked at Young Friend Xiao Xiao.
The young woman immediately pressed her lips together, feeling quite vexed.
Grandpa Wang looked at the young woman. "Xiao Ding, you haven't had dinner either, have you?"
It was definitely an adult chicken.
If there really was a wild chicken in the apartment complex...
"..."
It was especially clever, too.
The young woman glanced at the quiet young man beside her.
"I think my expression was