Chapter 4355 The Lost Child!

Lunzhu took Xiao Wu and Xiao Wu in to try on clothes, while I looked around the store to see if I could find something more suitable for the two children. Summit 23S.

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"Sir, do you need any help?" The beautiful shopping guide walked up to me and asked me with a professional smile.

"Oh, it's nothing, I just took a look." I smiled at the shopping guide and said.

The shopping guide nodded, looked at me a few more times, and then left.

I turned my head again, wanting to see if Xiao Wu and the others had come out, but at this time I found a child not far from the door who looked younger than my two children, maybe only two or three years old.

The child seemed to be lost. He was looking around with a cute stuffed toy in his hand. He looked very cute with his tiger head and tiger head.

But what surprised me was that there was obviously no adult accompanying this child, and the way he was looking around, I guessed correctly that he had lost contact with his family, right? But the child didn't seem to be crying.

A child at such a young age should have cried long ago after losing a family member, right? Why does this child not feel nervous at all? Nor is he afraid of being abducted?

I thought for a while, then walked forward with my hands behind my back.

"Kid, who are you looking for?" I stepped forward and smiled at the kid and said.

At this time, the child turned his head and looked at me rather doubtfully. His eyes were big and bright. If I couldn't tell from other characteristics, I would even think that this was a girl.

What I didn't expect was that when I saw this child's face, I couldn't help but feel a little thump in my heart, as if I had discovered something important.

I couldn't help but wonder in my heart, why would such an abnormal situation happen in my heart?

I felt it carefully, but I didn't know where this feeling came from. Could it be because of the child in front of me?

I looked at the child in front of me again, and it didn't happen again. But I felt as if I had seen this child before, and there was a strange sense of familiarity.

The child also looked at me doubtfully for a while, and then said intermittently: "Who are you? I'm looking for my mother."

"Where is your mother?" I knelt down and stroked the bare head of the child in front of me, and asked with a smile.

"I don't know." The child shook his head and replied.

"I don't know where my mother went. I just ran to this place suddenly."

"Huh? Why did you come to this place?" I asked again.

"I don't know either." The child shook his head again.

"You don't know either?" I looked at the child in surprise.

The child nodded and continued to say to me: "Uncle, if it had been anyone else, I might have yelled. Mom said that when you encounter a stranger, you should immediately call for help from someone nearby."

"Oh? Then why don't you do this when you meet me?" I looked at the child in front of me in confusion.

"I don't know." The boy shook his head.

"I just feel like uncle, you don't look like a bad person and you won't do anything to me."

"Haha, uncle, I am indeed not a bad person, but don't think so of other people." I laughed and stroked the boy's head again.

"Uncle, can you help me find my mother?" The boy asked me with his big eyes open and looking at me unblinkingly.

"Of course I came here to help you find your family." I smiled again.

"Can you remember where you came from?"

The boy thought for a moment, then shook his head at me.

I frowned and said to the boy: "If you don't remember, then this will be a bit difficult. But don't worry, I will take you to the radio station in the mall. There will always be a way."

"Thank you, uncle, you are such a good person." The boy smiled obediently at me and said.

"There are many good people in this world." I said with a smile.

"No." The boy shook his head.

"Many people in my family are bad people. They always bully me and say bad things about my mother behind my back. When I heard about it, they threatened me and told me not to tell anyone."

I looked at the boy in front of me in surprise again. I really couldn't imagine that a child who looked to be only two or three years old would say such a thing. Is this really the case in this child's family?

Such an older child wouldn't lie, right? If that's the case, then this family is really unique.

"There may be other reasons. If it doesn't work, you should stop contacting them and play with your friends more." I touched the boy's head again.

"I have no partners." The boy shook his head.

"My mother told me not to go out as much as possible. I rarely see people."

"Huh? Why is this happening?" I frowned again.

It stands to reason that the mother of the child must try her best to think about the best for her child. No mother would choose to imprison her child at home.

And the child in front of me can't lie to me about this kind of thing, right? In that case, what is the reason why this boy's mother is like this? Is it because she is overly pampered?

"I don't know either." The boy said aggrievedly.

"Sometimes I want to go out to play, but my mother won't let me go out."

I thought about it carefully and then said to the boy: "Let's go to the radio station first. When we find your family, I will have a good talk with your mother."

"Thank you, uncle." The boy became obviously happy. I don't think any child likes to stay in the tinsel house made by his parents all day long, right?

I smiled and touched the boy's head, then picked up the boy and wanted to turn around and call Lunzhu and Xiaowu Xiaowu to the broadcasting room together.

"Stop!" A man's cold voice suddenly came from behind me. I couldn't help but be stunned. I hugged the boy and turned my head. What I didn't expect was that the two people in front of me turned out to be my acquaintances.

"Jiang Mingxin? Teacher Jiang?" I looked at the man and woman in front of me in surprise and said.

Aren't the man and woman in front of him the couple Jiang Mingxin and Jiang Kexin? I didn't expect to meet these two people in this place.
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