Jiang Chi: "Don't worry, it's not excreted... but we won't eat it either."
When paying at the counter, Jiang Chi deliberately picked out the colorful flower lollipop and waved it in front of the cashier. The female employee smiled and nodded, giving him an approving look, and ultimately didn't charge him for the lollipop.
Stepping out of the store, Jiang Chi, carrying a bag, looked at the camera and complained, "You guys are really bold. Aren't you afraid the customers will buy them all?"
Director Zou, behind the screen, smiled slyly. Wouldn't that make things even more difficult?
Not far ahead, a brown teddy bear is holding a plate of dessert samples and interacting happily with the children in front of it.
"Tsk, I knew it must have been Zou Shilin's idea. That old fox doesn't want us to be happy."
At that moment, Jiang Chi was lazily complaining to the camera, while the older brother holding the camera backed away step by step, unaware of the teddy bear waving goodbye to the children next to him.
"I suggest you do this next time—"
Before he could finish speaking, Jiang Chi's eyes sharpened instantly, and he swiftly reached out to pull away the retreating cameraman, preventing the dessert tray from hitting his head.
The teddy bear, who was carrying the tray and turning around, didn't expect anyone to be behind him. The bulky clothing severely impaired his senses, and when he realized what was happening, he leaned back in panic, lost his balance, and fell to the ground.
The cameraman avoided the tray from hitting the ground, but all the desserts on the plate spilled onto Jiang Chi's dark hoodie.
The accident happened in an instant.
The surrounding crowd gasped in hushed tones.
Chaochao, who was rummaging through the bag for candy, heard the noise and looked up. She was bewildered and confused by the mess in front of her.
How come the world has changed the moment I look up?
"Thank you, Teacher Jiang, thank you!" The cameraman, who had been pulled away, quickly thanked Jiang Chi after he realized what had happened. For him, it was alright if a person had bumped into him, but he was afraid that the machine, which cost tens of thousands of yuan, would be damaged.
Jiang Chi told him it was nothing, but then lowered his eyes to stare at the particularly noticeable patch of cream on his hoodie, frowning without saying a word.
The teddy bear fell to the ground, its heavy headgear flying off and rolling to the side, revealing a youthful face.
She has a rather delicate appearance, and although she is quite tall, she looks much younger than her age.
Jiang Chi frowned. How could they hire child laborers?
The boy, who was as thin as a bamboo pole, was initially bewildered and surprised. Later, when he realized that everyone's eyes were on him, he raised his bear-like hands in a panic to cover his face.
Upon seeing this, Jiang Chi shifted his position, blocking half of the cameraman's lens.
The real person under the big-headed bear's skin still appeared for two or three seconds in the live stream.
In the hall of the Huo residence, Pei Yushen's fingers, resting on his wheelchair, tightened little by little, his dark, icy pupils fixed on that face.
It was him.
At this moment, on the recording site.
Seeing Big Bear's predicament, the kind-hearted citizen, Chaochao, immediately put the candy bag on the ground and said, "Brother Bear, let me help you!"
Chaochao ran over to the lonely bear head, and when she squatted down, she was suddenly met in the eyes of the brown bear's two black eyes, as big as copper bells. "..."
After hesitating for a second, she resolutely ran halfway around to the back of Xiongxiong's head.
The headgear was bulky and large, which was not very friendly to a three-year-old child with short arms and legs.
"babble--!"
With a fierce expression, Chaochao struggled to lift the bear's head with both hands, and it was already raised to a 45-degree angle—
Jiang Chi slipped due to excessive force and rolled into the headgear before he could stop her.
Chaochao, whose world suddenly went black, thought: "?"
How did it get so late?
No, no, she missed dinner too! That's not fair!
Anxious, Chaochao wandered around inside the dark hood, unable to find the exit. Panicked, she frantically crawled on the floor tiles with the hood still on, crying out, "Waaah, brother, where are you...?"
Then--
The crowd saw a large brown bear head moving erratically and rapidly on the ground, like a runaway spinning top, emitting a muffled, mournful, baby-like sound as it spun.
"Waaaaah, why am I all alone here?!"
"Did the magic mirror kidnap me? Waaaaaah..."
My brother was right, what was bound to happen has happened, sob sob, her life is so hard!
Everyone was shocked by this bizarre scene.
"..." Jiang Chi tried to catch up with the bear's head quickly: "Chao Chao, stop first!"
Unfortunately, the headgear had excellent soundproofing, and the little dumpling trapped inside couldn't hear anything: "Waaaah, why isn't Ultraman here yet? Waaah!"
The boy in the mascot costume who fell to the ground was immediately helped up by passersby. He was anxious to get his headgear back, but when his eyes fell on the dark camera, he timidly stepped back and eventually turned his back.
The staff and several helpful passersby, who had now recovered from their shock, rushed forward to try and control the "rampaging bear head." However, this bear seemed to have mastered evasion, always managing to precisely bypass the enemy's encirclement... Pshaw! They weren't the enemy at all!
Is this a bear or a chicken? It's so hard to catch!
Just then, Changchang, who was diligently searching for the colorful little flower, passed by the chaotic crowd. He saw the large bear head on the ground, its trajectory unpredictable and darting around everywhere. Somewhat frightened, he hid behind Wu Shang.
Wu Shang was puzzled: "This game wasn't here when I passed by just now."
He thought this was a new marketing tactic launched by a game store.
Changchang saw Jiang Chi in the crowd, but didn't see Chaochao beside him. "Brother Jiang Chi, where did Chaochao go?"
Jiang Chi: "..."
Jiang Chi, a kind passerby who felt sorry for you, answered, pointing to the out-of-control bear head: "Changchang, that's the one."
The six-year-old boy was thunderstruck: "My little sister Chaochao has turned into a bear!!"
Waaah, even though this bear isn't bad-looking... he'd rather be a human's little sister, Chaochao... waaaah...
The live stream chat initially showed concern for Chaochao's safety, then evolved into hundreds of Zhuge Liangs offering strategies to capture the bear's head, and finally culminated in a unified barrage of "Hahahahahahahaha..." dominating the screen.
Help! Hahaha...
The stomachs of netizens who laughed so hard are aching, but apart from Chaochao, everyone else is innocent!
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