Jiu Ye, your little ancestor doesn't want to take responsibility

After a while, the driver came back and the child was still standing in front of the car, with no intention of leaving.

"Miss, this child seems to have some problems. No matter what we ask her, she won't answer. She seems to have lost her parents and there are no adults around."

Mu Zheng had no choice but to get off the car.

It was already late and the weather was cold, so there were few pedestrians on the street, only moving vehicles.

If this child runs onto the road like this, he could easily get into a traffic accident.

Mu Zheng walked over wrapped in her coat and saw a fair and cute little face.

It looks more familiar.

The down jacket has a white fur collar on the hood, and the child's cute little face is wrapped in the fur collar.

Perhaps because she knew she was giving birth to a daughter, Mu Zheng's heart softened the moment she saw the child.

"Where are your parents?"

The child just looked at her, his dark eyes as beautiful as obsidian in the night.

Isn’t this the kid I met in Jinzun last time?

Mu Zheng sighed, "Did your parents lose you again?"

She wrapped herself in her coat and looked around. It was late at night and very cold. There was no one on the street except for a tricycle selling roasted sweet potatoes and candied haws at the corner of the alley.

The driver rubbed his hands together and asked, "Miss, what should we do? This child must have gotten separated from her parents. We can't just leave her here."

Then he pointed to his head and said, "This kid seems to be having trouble here."

Mu Zheng took the child's hand and held it like a popsicle. She didn't know how long they had been strolling on the street.

"Send him to the police station."

Mu Zheng took the child into the car.

The car was well heated, so the child took out a Rubik's Cube from the pocket of his down jacket to play with it.

The driver casually complained:

"Some parents nowadays are really bad, they even abandon their children."

Mu Zheng found the nearest police station and took the child to the police.

The child sat on a bench in the police station, playing with a Rubik's Cube with his head down.

The police officer on duty talked to Mu Zheng about the situation, and Mu Zheng told him what he needed to know.

"I've seen them once before in Jinzun. They should live there. If you can't find them, you can call Jinzun and ask."

The police officer on duty wanted to take her name, but Mu Zheng didn't say it.

After she took a few steps, a soft little hand suddenly came into her hand.

Mu Zheng looked down and saw that the child was holding her hand, but not looking at her. Instead, he was looking ahead, as if he wanted to follow her.

The female police officer on duty came over, hugged the child, and coaxed him patiently.

The child just looked at Mu Zheng, with no expression on his little face, only a pair of dark eyes staring at Mu Zheng.

Mu Zheng is actually not a person who likes children. She even can't stand children's fighting, noise and restlessness.

Of course, she still likes cute children, such as the twins in An Nansheng's family. She will miss them if she doesn't see them for a few days.

The child didn't cry, make a fuss or laugh. She couldn't say she liked him very much, but when she saw those eyes, she felt like her steps were tripped.

The gentle female police officer put her on a chair, told her not to move, and coaxed her by saying she would get her something delicious.

As soon as she turned around, the child got down from the bench and held Mu Zheng's hand again.

Her expression was so natural. After pulling Mu Zheng, she even lowered her head to look at the Rubik's Cube in her hand.

The police officers on duty were all stunned, looking at Mu Zheng with suspicion in their eyes.

"Miss, you really don't know this child?"