Finally, after thinking for a long time, the father could only say to the cub, "You won't die, baby. You're just sick, you won't die."

With tears in its eyes, the cub said earnestly, "I will die. I will die without my father."

Children are so naive, so naive that they see love and hate as black and white.

The little heart cannot accept separation and departure, cannot accept the departure of loved ones, and even stubbornly believes that he will not live if his father is gone.

He wants to be with his father, always and always, no matter where they are.

The father had never seen anything like this before, a human cub telling him he would die without him.

Dad paused for a moment, then resolutely put down his briefcase:

"I'm not going to work today; I'm spending time with my baby."

Who knew the cub was such a responsible little guy? He tilted his head towards his father.

"Dad needs to take a leave of absence."

Dad: "Huh?"

Seeing their father standing there blankly, like a wooden beauty, the calf of their family took his phone, found his boss's number, and prepared to call.

Before the toddler could make the call, the father took the phone from the toddler's hand.

"Let me do it. Kids shouldn't use cell phones."

"Sometimes you can contact strangers through your phone."

At this moment, the observation team off-screen quickly took notes:

"It seems that this stranger is the greatest threat the cubs face."

"At present, it can also be said that the place where they live is a safe house for the cubs, and this man is the guardian of the cubs, monitoring their every move, but at the same time protecting the cubs from being eaten by other monsters."

"It seems that the only way for the cub to go right now is to please this NPC."

At that moment, someone said something that ruined the atmosphere:

"...But the cubs are so cute, I want one like that too."

Observation group: ? Who asked you?

No one cares.

The toddler didn't insist after his father took the phone. He just quietly watched his father finish the call, and then, seeing his father walk over, he stayed by his side without even changing out of his pajamas.

The cub felt a long-lost sense of security, so it let its heavy eyelids fall and drifted off to sleep again.

But even though the father stayed by his side all day, the baby's high fever persisted, and he started to talk nonsense intermittently.

"Daddy, don't be sad... I can turn into a giant sesame paste and eat all... monsters..."

"Daddy, don't cry..."

"Dad can't see me? Dad... Dad, Dad!"

The cub cried out in alarm.

The father quickly went over and picked up the baby to comfort him, but he was startled by the baby's burning body temperature.

This is too serious...

The cub had become like a small hot water bottle, getting hotter and hotter the more it was covered.

Can humans have such a high body temperature?

The father repeatedly touched his own body to check his temperature, and then touched the baby's temperature.

The half-asleep child thought his father was teasing him and let out two weak whimpers.

While the father was at a loss, the little boy seemed to sense his father's nervousness. He patted the back of his father's hand, his little face turning red, and he was still saying with his eyes closed:

"Don't worry, don't worry..."

Dad finally mustered up his courage.

He picked up his phone and fiddled with it for a while, then stood up, picked up the baby, slung his baby bag over his shoulder, and resolutely headed out the door with the baby.

It was nearing dusk, and the twilight bathed the entire city in a golden veil. But instead of a melancholic beauty, it evoked a sense of menacing danger lurking in the darkness, ready to pounce when the sun set and darkness descended, turning everything into their domain.

A lurking danger was watching the two of them.

The father walked even faster. The cub, who had a fever, didn't even notice how fast the father was going. It felt like it was just a dream before it was handed over to the doctor.

The doctor glanced at the cub in his arms and almost threw it away.

He screamed, his face turning pale: "Holy crap, it's a person! Alive!!"

For the first time, his father's handsome, good-natured face turned cold. He silently looked at the doctor and said, "Please treat him properly. If he dies, I'll hold you accountable."

doctor:! ! !

The doctor looked like he wanted to scream even more, but he didn't.

In his eyes, his father seemed to be an extremely terrifying presence. The doctor didn't even dare to look at him, and could only hold the cub and touch the cub's whole body with half fear and half terror.

The doctor had never treated a living person, but he had been attacked by living people more than once. Every time these challengers needed supplies, the first person they would hurt when they came to the hospital was him, in order to get the medicine and props from him.

How could a doctor who has died countless times not be afraid of these vengeful ghosts?

Unfortunately, the father was constantly supervising him, forcing the doctor to pinch his nose and stuff the prop into the baby's mouth.

The baby ate something cool and refreshing and seemed to enjoy it. Thinking he was in his father's arms, he lifted his head and rubbed it against the doctor's palm.

Doctor: "Oi! He attacked me!!!"

The doctor was afraid to throw the cub out, but he was indeed startled. The cub was as light as a feather, but the doctor felt like he was holding a heavy bomb, and he was dragged and slammed to the ground.

Dad looked at the doctor's arms, which were stretched out casually and resembled noodles, and showed a disgusted expression.

He disdainfully lifted the doctor's hand, took the cub back into his arms, and his face clearly showed four words:

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