After dressing like a waste of wood, I relied on dry food to reach the peak of my life

Chapter 92 Let Me Go

The young man followed Li Qingmeng, shouting at her while running: "Do you have that child's clothes or items that smelled like her? Maybe Da Zhuang can help."

Li Qingmeng stopped in her tracks: "Da Zhuang? That dog? Yes, dogs can find people, yes yes yes."

She hurriedly tugged on her sleeve: "I hugged her, okay?"

The young man nodded again and again: "Sure, don't worry, Da Zhuang is the best at finding things and people, and he has never missed it."

Hope rose in Li Qingmeng's heart, she pressed Ah Pang into her arms, let the young man release Da Zhuang from the animal pet bag, and put the restless Ah Pang into the animal pet bag temporarily.

As soon as Da Zhuang came out of the pet animal bag, he pawed the ground excitedly.

The young man patted Da Zhuang on the head: "Da Zhuang, it's time to work."

Da Zhuang seemed to understand, and obediently squatted down on the spot, sticking out his long tongue.

Li Qingmeng squatted down, pulled the sleeves and collar to tell the big news.

Da Zhuang carefully sniffed Li Qingmeng's clothes, not letting go of an inch.

After a long time, it ran towards the direction pointed by the sugar man stall owner.

The young man and Li Qingmeng hurriedly followed closely.

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However, when Li Qingmeng was catching Ah Pang, Qingkong happened to see a mother leading her child to buy a sugar figurine in front of the sugar figurine stand outside the door. The child sucked the sugar figurine, looked up at the mother and smiled: , the sugar man is so sweet!"

At first, Qing Kong wanted to eat sugar man, but when she saw the mother pick up the baby and pinch her little nose, she wanted to kiss her again.

Unknowingly, she moved to the sugar figurine booth and looked enviously at the child in her mother's arms.

The young mother, with a gentle smile on her face, hugged the child and left.

She was about to follow, when the stall owner held up a fish-shaped candy figurine and asked her, "Does the little baby want a candy figurine?"

Qing Kong stood still and stretched out his hand expectantly: "Yes!"

The stall owner withdrew his hand with a smile: "I want to ask your mother to buy it for you."

Qing Kong murmured: "Mother..."

A shrewd young woman walked up to the candy stand while looking around vigilantly.

She stretched out her hand and patted Qing Kong's back lightly: "You child, why did you come here alone? Want to eat sugar man?"

Qing Kong looked at the woman who was as young as her mother and nodded.

The stall owner smiled and handed the sugar figurine to the young woman: "Three pennies."

The woman took out three Wen coins from her belt, handed it to the stall owner, took the sugar figurine, and handed it to Qingkong.

Aozora tried to put the sugar figure in his mouth and licked it.

The woman asked, "Is it delicious?"

Qing Kong squinted his eyes and smiled: "Well, it's delicious and sweet."

The woman smiled and hugged Qing Kong, turned around and left.

Qingkong just buried his head in licking the candy man, and ate the melted candy with his hands and face, some of which got sticky on the woman's collar, and a trace of boredom flashed in the young woman's eyes.

After Qing Kong finished eating the candy figurine in his hand, he realized that he had been carried for an unknown distance. At this time, he entered a street that was a little off, and there were pedestrians in twos and threes on the street.

Qing Kong struggled to think: "Let go of me, I want to find Sister Meng."

The woman hurriedly coaxed: "Don't make trouble, be good, I will take you to eat a lot of delicious food."

Qingkong thought of the villain Li Qingmeng mentioned, and felt a little scared, she struggled more violently, and shouted: "I won't go, I'm going to find Sister Meng, let me go!"

Some pedestrians passing by cast their eyes on it, and the woman smiled unnaturally: "The child is disobedient and making a fuss."

(End of this chapter)