How do you get a dog to give a statement?

Obviously, that's impossible.

The little man was very anxious, secretly picking at his fingers. Finally, he suddenly remembered something and looked up:

"Mommy, I have evidence! I have evidence!"

"Then tell me."

I'm very curious, what exactly is the evidence my precious son is referring to?

The little man, who had just looked dejected, suddenly became arrogant:

"Mommy, Tuanzi climbed out through the dog hole, but Dahei didn't. Dahei jumped over the wall by himself. Mommy can go and see."

What the little one really meant was: Mom, if you don't believe me, you can go and see the evidence for yourself.

Ye Wanying did recall that there were indeed marks on the wall above the dog hole, but she hadn't paid much attention to them at the time, and couldn't remember what they were now.

However, the son spoke with such certainty because the mother knows her son well; he wouldn't lie, so what he said must be true.

"Okay, I'll believe you for now."

As soon as Ye Wanying spoke, the little man smiled sweeter than honey:

"Mmm, Mommy, what Tuanzi said is true. Tuanzi would never lie to Mommy."

Seeing the mother and son being so affectionate, Gao Dan found it very annoying. He took a few steps forward, pulled the annoying person aside, and sat down next to his wife, waiting with her for the person inside to come out.

The little figure that was suddenly picked up and thrown away was still bewildered:

"Mommy?"

Ye Wanying pulled her pitiful son in front of her:

"Now can you tell me why you bit someone?"

There were too many people before, so Ye Wanying didn't ask this question.

The little man pursed his lips before slowly saying:

"Little hooligan... uh, it's that uncle who's really annoying."

Is it hateful?

So you, a little kid, pounced on someone and bit them?

That is the truth.

Ye Wanying glanced at her son a few times, then finally let go of his hand, rubbed her forehead, and asked the man beside her:

"Honey, have I failed in raising our son?"

This volatile temper—he'll rush up and bite people at the slightest provocation—is not something I taught him; I don't have a habit of biting people!

It seems the child's father isn't there either.

Therefore, it must be the reason for the failure of education.

The man laughed, a very soft laugh:

"no!"

He was answering his wife's question, which was clearly tinged with complaint.

Educational failure?

It's too early to say that; at most, it's just a problem with the child himself.

If this kid grows up a bit more and has some ability, then it won't just be biting people.

It's just that it's small now, and besides biting, it has no other way to deal with people who are obviously much bigger than itself.

Gao Dan only has a negative view on biting, but has no objection to the child's quick and agile movements.

If a boy doesn't fight, is he still a boy?

What the couple didn't know was that their precious son not only bit people, but also threatened them, planning to go back and get reinforcements.

Pfft~

However, this opportunity will never come again.

Gao Dan had already taken a walk around the village and had a pretty good understanding of it. He had some ideas about the petty thugs.

He is unruly and unruly, both righteous and wicked. Most importantly, he has a clear sense of priorities and is quite cunning and resourceful, as can be seen from the villagers' fear of him.

The young thug is said to be only fifteen or sixteen years old, even younger than his brother-in-law, but his abilities have already become apparent.

Talented people will never be buried.