The glass candy wrapper rustled softly.
The slight ridges in the glass candy wrapper were quite noticeable in the little boy's hand.
The little boy clenched his fist.
The glass candy wrapper crackled more sharply.
A confused look appeared on the little boy's face.
"That's strange."
"Wasn't it at Grandma's house?"
The little boy muttered under his breath, "How did it end up here?"
Even as a child, he knew that Grandma's house and this place... were very far apart.
Facing the red porcupine, Zhang Bo no longer found the appearance of a porcupine in the city quite so strange...
Speaking of roast suckling pig...
Although it didn't seem to have shown any fierce expressions or movements, he still couldn't help feeling a little afraid of it.
After a moment's thought, he asked the child, "Did it see you?"
Zhang Bo shook his head.
Why had it disappeared?
He's amazing.
Zhang Bo's eyes lit up.
The little girl suddenly widened her eyes.
That definitely wasn't a fox.
Xiao Xiao gently patted the child's head.
"Mm."
The little girl didn't understand what Zhang Bo meant at first.
A hint of amusement flashed in Xiao Xiao's eyes.
"It should have left."
When it came to things he hadn't witnessed himself, he never spoke too definitively.
There really weren't many red creatures...
That had appeared here...
Pigs were pink, weren't they...
He'd been about to say he was joking.
"I guessed."
Zhang Bo rubbed his chin.
The little girl shuddered.
The little girl nodded vigorously.
The little girl cautiously glanced at the big brother nearby.
The only time she'd looked back was when she'd bumped into this scary big brother.
"The porcupine was your guess, based on the child's description of the creature."
"The child was the