"It's really swollen."

"Like a pig's trotter."

The child was a little disgusted, "It was obviously not swollen before."

“How could it be that fast?”

The old man was a little angry, "You always have to give it some reaction time."

"Grandma should have come to you earlier."

The old man was very regretful, "Isn't it painful?"

“Is it hard to go?”

The child shook his head, with an uncontrollable smile on his face, "I didn't walk."

"It was the tiger who sent me back!"

A cheerful tone was full of show-off.

"tiger?"

The old man was stunned.

What the child Leilei said...is it that tiger?

She... heard it right?

If you hear it right...

The old man shook his head.

The tiger sent the child back...how could it be possible?

Besides, there are no tigers nearby.

If she knew there was such a dangerous creature like a tiger in the forest, how could she feel that the child would come alone at night?

Even during the day, she would not agree to her child come to play in the forest.

...

"Leilei..."

The old man wanted to speak but stopped.

The child is not a stupid one either.

But what he didn't understand was... "Grandma, didn't you see it?"

"The tiger is right next to me."

As he said that, the child turned to look.

The next second, the child was stunned.

His side was empty.

No tigers.

There are no fireflies.

The environment that should have been dim even made him feel a little too bright because the flashlight in his grandmother's hand.

It was so bright, but he couldn't see the tiger and fireflies he wanted to see...

When did they leave?

He didn't notice it at all.

The child suddenly thought of the past, he had secretly hoped that the tiger could leave silently, just like when it came silently.

Unexpectedly, the tiger really left silently...

...

"Leilei?"

The old man asked worriedly, "Are you too tired?"

I walked a lot of roads with my injured feet, so I can't tell the difference between reality and fantasy?

The child pursed his lips.

He looked around unwillingly.

"Tiger, tiger...tiger..."

The child screamed persistently.

One after another.

One sound is louder and louder.

One sound is more urgent than another.

The child staggered and slowly walked towards the side.

The old man hurriedly reached out to hold the child, "Leilee, take your feet carefully."

"Leilee, let's go home."

"The tiger is back home, too."

In order to get the child home, the old man said as the child's meaning.

"It sends you to the doorstep, and then it will go home by itself."

...

The child didn't say anything.

He knew that what his grandmother might be right...

But he did not stop looking.

Probably the stubbornness of the child.

It may also be that the child feels vaguely uneasy...

If you can't find a tiger this time-

The child has a feeling that in the future... he is likely to never see the tiger again.

He doesn't want to do this.

He is going to find the tiger.

He hasn't said goodbye to it yet.

...

Seeing the stubbornness on the child's face, the old man had a headache.

Why did this kid get a fuck at this time?

...

The child twisted his feet and tilted his body to one side.

The old man hurriedly grabbed the child, but overestimated his strength and underestimated the child's weight.

The child sat slowly on the ground.

There was a prickly pain coming from the ankle.

He reached out to wipe his feet.

The corners of the eyes were faintly red.

"Lei-"

The old man's voice came to an abrupt end.

Because she saw that the child, who was originally depressed and sad, showed a surprise smile.

Found... a tiger?

The old man thinks he is not clear about it, right?

How is that possible?

She looked along the child's sight.

She saw nothing except a bush.

She looked at the child's face again.

Such a happy look, her eyes are shining...

The old man's brows slowly frowned, "Leilei..."

...
To be continued...