Chapter 337: Chapter 337: I’ll Take You With Me From Now On Chapter 337: Chapter 337: I’ll Take You With Me From Now On Her eyes sparkled with excitement, showing no signs of any aftereffects from the earlier ordeal. Instead, she chattered happily about the orange cat, “It loves strawberries! Strawberry-flavored candy is so yummy!”
Hua Jinyan’s little face turned stern, a hint of anger showing.
Seeing him with an expressionless face, Little Taotie moved closer and whispered, “Are you angry?”
Hua Jinyan glanced at her and pressed his lips together, remaining silent.
Little Taotie grabbed his hand and shook it, “Are you angry because I didn’t bring you with me?”
Hua Jinyan hummed softly with a nasal tone, “Hmm!”
Little Taotie, with her childlike, cajoling voice, said, “Don’t be mad. I thought you had just been sick and must have been asleep by night, so I snuck out without telling you. I won’t do it again, I’ll definitely take you with me next time!”
Hua Jinyan looked at her with eyes full of skepticism.
Hua Jinyan extended his pinky finger, “Pinky promise.”
Little Taotie hurriedly stretched out her tiny finger to hook his, shaking it, “From now on, I’ll always bring Hua Jinyan. Whoever lies is a little Puppy!”
It seemed that only then did Hua Jinyan forgive her, showing her a smile.
Little Taotie became joyful, “You smiled! You’re not mad anymore!”
Hua Jinyan nodded, asking, “What happened at that time?”
Little Taotie vividly recounted the incident of the bad woman bullying the Kitty, and then she remembered the injured stuffed animal cat and started looking for it.
The Female Police Officer brought over the Kitty, all bandaged up, and handed it to her, “Little hero, here’s your Kitty.”
Little Taotie’s face turned red as she shyly accepted the stuffed animal cat.
The Female Police Officer didn’t tease her further and seriously educated her, “You can’t sneak out behind your family’s back anymore, there are many bad people outside who kidnap children.”
Little Taotie nodded obediently, “I know, Lingzhi told me about it, it’s called abduction! Human trafficking!”
The Female Police Officer managed to ruffle Little Taotie’s head, feeling fireworks light up in her heart: so soft, so cute!
She put on a serious face, “If you encounter danger, remember to call the police. If it weren’t for a passerby who called the police, who knows what she would have done to you.”
“Got it!” Little Taotie replied earnestly, “I’ll remember that!”
After the Female Police Officer left, she slipped into the break room and sent a text message: “Guess who I met today, sisters!”
Female Police Officer: “Hehehe, my girl geese!”
Bestie: “Since when did you hide from me that you had a husband and daughter?”
Female Police Officer: “My Zaizai! You forgot! I’ve recently joined the fan club!”
Bestie: “Oh oh oh! Now I remember! Little Taotie?”
Female Police Officer: “Today I touched the girl geese’s head, I’m not going to wash my hands! Never washing them again!”
Bestie: “Where did you meet her?”
Female Police Officer: “Secret.”
Bestie: “Secret? So it was at the police station.”
Female Police Officer: “???”
Bestie: “Is there anything you can keep from me?”
Female Police Officer: “I’m not slacking off with you anymore, I need to go back to work!”
Bestie: “Run away as soon as you slip up, you’re such a coward!”
The Female Police Officer, feeling defeated, put away her phone, thinking her best friend ought to be a private investigator–catching every word and clue, nothing could escape her eyes.
Little Taotie, accompanied by a kind middle-aged Female Police Officer, was led away. The officer handed her a glass of milk, a plush toy, and placed many small snacks on the table. Seeing that the little girl’s emotions were stable, she began to inquire slowly and started to take notes.
“So you’re saying, that yesterday at the villa, you saved a boy who was kidnapped?”
Little Taotie, still young and relaxed while munching on food, was deftly engaged in conversation by the middle-aged Female Police Officer.
Little Taotie nodded, “I am a great hero!”
“To draw your sword and come to the rescue when seeing injustice–is indeed the act of a hero. Can you tell Auntie more specifically? Where was he trapped? Where is he now?”