The little Corgi was quickly soothed.
Its big, glossy eyes brightened again.
After all, Xiao Xiao had noticed as soon as the two children tugged on the little Corgi.
Then the children's grandmother stopped them.
After resting for a while, the little Corgi's pain faded.
The little Corgi stood up on Xiao Xiao's leg.
It lowered its head and sniffed.
Hm?
Xiao Xiao raised an eyebrow.
A thought stirred in his mind.
But he simply watched the little Corgi in silence.
"Youtiao."
The two children turned around and saw the little Corgi run onto the big brother. They grew anxious and reached out to pick it up.
The old woman grabbed the two children by the backs of their collars.
She felt a little helpless.
All that talking just now had been for nothing.
"Don't rush."
The old woman repeatedly stressed this to the children.
If she didn't hold them back, they would have rushed over.
They might startle the little Corgi and cause another accident.
They might even hurt someone else.
That young man, for one.
"Youtiao's right there."
What was there to rush about?
They could walk over slowly.
Wouldn't it be better to hold out a hand and let Youtiao come to them?
"Grandma."
The two children squirmed unhappily.
"Let go."
"I'll let go, all right."
The old woman laid down some ground rules for the children. "Don't get excited."
"Don't rush over."
"Don't try to grab Youtiao."
"Can you do that?"
The two children nodded.
They just wanted her to let go first.
They could do all that.
The little Corgi's nose reached Xiao Xiao's pants pocket.
Xiao Xiao's lips curved.
He'd guessed right.
Xiao Xiao took a candy out of his pocket.
The yellow