"Grandma, feel."
"My belly is so bloated."
The child felt her own belly.
"You ate so much..."
Grandma shook her head slightly.
She gently rubbed the child's belly again and again.
The child narrowed her eyes.
It felt so comfortable.
Like a cat being petted the right way.
"I'm hungry."
The child said lazily, sounding a little aggrieved.
She hadn't wanted to eat so much either.
It made her seem like a glutton.
She wasn't one.
"Do you know why you're so hungry?"
Grandma kept rubbing her belly as she asked.
Huh?
The child looked bewildered.
Why?
She was hungry because she was hungry...
Was there some other reason?
Grandma shook her head slightly.
"Because you didn't eat dinner last night."
"Why didn't I eat?"
The child blurted out.
Grandpa and Grandma looked at the child, amused.
"Don't you remember?"
"You got drunk yesterday."
"You've only just woken up."
Huh?
The child froze.
D-drunk?
Before the child could wonder about this astonishing news, she was distracted by what Grandpa and Grandma said next.
"...I slept until now?"
The child looked at the bright sunlight outside the main hall.
That explained it...
The sunlight in her memory hadn't been this bright.
And...
She shouldn't have been back home...
"That's right."
Grandma nodded.
"You were found deep in the woods nearby."
"Tián Tián."
Grandma furrowed her brow.
"What happened?"
"Yesterday, when it was time for dinner, Grandpa and Grandma looked everywhere for you."
"We were so worried."
"We asked lots of people to help us look for you."
"Then someone found you in the woods nearby."
"But you were passed out drunk."
"Really drunk."
"Why did you pass out there?"
"Did you drink alcohol?"
"Where did you get it?"
"Who gave it