" Aunt."
"Let go of me."
"I want to go find Bunny."
The little loli kicked her feet and flailed her arms.
She pulled so hard that she nearly dragged the woman forward.
Luckily, the woman grabbed the handrail beside her in time.
Steadying her swaying body.
"Nini."
The woman took a deep breath.
She grabbed the child by the collar and lifted her up.
Her fingers tightened.
Restraining the child's "punching and kicking."
"Stop messing around."
The woman said in a low voice.
The woman's expression intimidated the little loli.
A trace of fear appeared on the little loli's face.
Aunt looked so scary...
The child quieted down.
The woman sighed in relief.
Once they got out of the elevator, the woman put the child down.
She reached out and rubbed her arm.
No matter how small the child was, she was no longer a baby.
After holding her up for so long, the woman felt like her arm was about to break.
It was sore and aching.
The woman stared at the little loli with a stern face.
Tears immediately streamed down the little loli's face.
The woman:...
She had not even said anything yet.
This child sure knew how to strike first.
"Why are you crying?"
The woman helplessly softened her tone.
"Aunt is so scary."
The little loli sniffled. "My Bunny is gone."
"I'm so sad."
"And Aunt is being so scary."
The more the little loli spoke, the more wronged she felt. Large tears pattered down her cheeks.
The woman:...
"Do you think I wanted to be harsh with you?"
"Do you know how dangerous you were just now?"
"Didn't father, mother, Aunt, and the teachers at school all teach Nini?"
"When riding an elevator, don't walk against