Two years later, Yasnia Airport, a voice said, "Big bro, I dropped my doll. I want my doll!"
A handsome little boy put on a stern expression."You're so clumsy! Who told you to bring a doll out here? Can't you tell that we're sneaking out of the house?"
Meanwhile, a little girl in a pink dress looked rather pitiful with tears welling up in her beautiful eyes.
The boy continued, "Forget about the doll. I'll have someone take you back home."
The little girl stomped her foot. "You're awful, big bro! I don't wanna talk to you anymore!"
She then turned and ran off. She moved surprisingly fast despite her short legs. Just then, the next round of flights arrived, and a flood of passengers poured out into the corridor.
The flash of pink disappeared into the crowd. The boy shouted, "Luna Liddell, stop right there!"
He began to panic, but with all the adults towering over him, there was no way he could spot his younger sister right away. "I shouldn't have brought her with me."
He really regretted it. The little girl ran for quite a while. And when she finally stopped to turn around, she found that her brother was gone.
She grew anxious and began walking around on her short legs. "Big bro? Big bro, I can't find you! I'm scared!"
She began to run through the crowd of hurrying adults. The next moment, her head banged onto something. She instinctively wrapped her arms around a pair of long legs in front of her.
Cedric had just gotten off a flight in a rush, but suddenly, something had attached itself to his leg. He paused his steps and frowned. His defined features turned into a fierce and intimidating expression.
He shook his leg, but the little girl did not budge. He could not help but admit that she was really clinging on tight.
Cedric looked at her with a stern expression. "Let go!"


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