"Haohao."
Seeing that the conversation between the mother and child had come to a pause, the child's dad spoke up. "What exactly did you see that day?"
It was really big...
And red...
It also had spikes?
What was it?
He had actually guessed what it might be as soon as he heard that it was really big and had spikes.
And it was indeed a creature that could be found in the mountains.
But red?
He had never heard of that creature being red.
He was also vaguely happy.
It was rare for a classmate to be willing to talk to him, and the little boy didn't want to disappoint him.
"Mm!"
"You know how many people you scared to death?"
Then he laughed.
This time, he didn't dare keep his classmates waiting. He began telling his story, stumbling over his words.
Dad and Mom didn't ask the little girl any more about what had happened that day.
He was also a little resentful and aggrieved.
The man gave a slight shrug.
The others were slightly taken aback.
The classmates were all a little curious.
When the little girl came back from her maternal grandmother's home, the teacher had asked the class whether they had gone grave sweeping with their parents...
He told himself.
It seemed like everyone had forgotten that he still hadn't told them about his strange experience...
In his haste, the little girl blurted out, "I had a really special experience!"
Her rare show of spirit left the whole class momentarily stunned.
After all, it wasn't a happy memory for him.
He was also a little happy.
He wasn't used to speaking while so many people watched him.
Someone casually asked the little boy.
"I really had a special experience!"
He didn't feel