The boy closed his fingers.
In a cheerful mood, the boy went back to bed to catch up on sleep.
Meanwhile, Xiao Xiao walked along the avenue beneath the sunlight.
In the morning, he woke up.
The boy was still fast asleep.
Without hesitation, he took a refrigerator magnet from the fridge, wrote "Goodbye" on a note, and used the magnet to stick it to the boy's bedroom door.
Then he left the boy's home.
The boy's problem had been resolved.
Xiao Xiao went somewhere secluded, a place he knew well.
"A Si, look."
Xiao Xiao had hot pot for lunch.
Xiao Xiao's lips curved slightly.
"You couldn't try it last time."
With Great Taotie absent, even the smallest amount of food was eaten slowly and thoroughly.
Pointing at the big fox's head sticking out the window, the child looked delighted.
It was glowing brightly.
The child stumbled slightly as his mother pulled him along.
"I told you, the bus is moving. Don't go near it."
The faint scent of bamboo drifted through the air.
Stepping on
"I didn't expect anyone to be in the bamboo grove."
"The little fox waved at me!"
The girl's bowed head made them all breathe a sigh of relief.
Before the woman could look for the fox her child had mentioned, she grabbed the child again as he unknowingly drew close to the bus.
Xiao Xiao shook his head slightly.
He shouted, "Mom, a little fox!"
Under the bright sunshine, the flowers, already brilliantly colored, looked even more vivid and dazzling...
"Mm."
Xiao Xiao left the breakfast street.
The two girls froze again.
The weather was so nice outside.
Most of the seats were occupied.
Xiao Xiao reached the bus stop just as a bus pulled in.
They took each other's