The old lady thought she must have misheard.
The old lady furrowed her brows slightly.
"What's wrong?"
The old man noticed the change in the old lady's mood.
He found it a little strange.
What had happened?
"Leilei."
The child didn't hear her.
She started walking.
"Leilei!"
The old lady's expression darkened slightly.
The child started running.
Now the old man could tell something was wrong, too.
He furrowed his brows in confusion.
The old lady caught up with the child.
She reached out and grabbed the child's arm.
"Leilei!"
At last, the child heard her.
She turned around abruptly.
It was Grandma...
And Grandma didn't look very happy?
The child immediately looked a little sheepish.
The slight resentment she'd felt earlier vanished.
"G-Grandma?"
The old lady took a deep breath.
"I called you several times."
"You..."
The old lady looked at the child, her gaze complicated.
"Leilei."
The old man came over to the old lady. "Did you see something?"
"Why did you suddenly start running?"
After a brief moment of confusion, the child suddenly turned around.
The next second, disappointment appeared on her face.
The big leopard... was gone.
The child looked around, unwilling to give up.
Her mouth hung slightly open.
"Leilei!"
The old lady's face darkened.
"Do you remember what Grandma told you before?"
"Do you remember what you promised Grandma?"
The old lady held the child's hand, unconsciously tightening her grip. "Have you forgotten everything?"
"Is Leilei a bad girl who doesn't keep her promises?!"
"Ah!"
The child cried out in pain.
"Grandma, that hurts!"
The child struggled hard and shouted.
Tears streamed down her face.
The old lady immediately let go.
A look of panic crossed her face.