The thing about rabbits is that they can make sounds, but the noise is rather strange and not very loud. The black rabbit was so scared it didn't dare open its eyes, its little nose twitching above its three-lobed mouth.
"Can you understand what I'm saying?" Bai Ruozhu stared at it and asked.
The rabbit nodded urgently, but since its ears were being held, nodding was quite difficult.
"Why are you so scared of me? Afraid I'll eat you?" Bai Ruozhu suddenly found it amusing, and sure enough, the little rabbit nodded again.
She couldn't stay long after entering; otherwise, her family might think she'd disappeared. She flicked the little rabbit's head with her finger and said: "Take good care of Dengdeng and the others, and I'll reward you with something nice later!"
The rabbit's eyes lit up, and its short front paws were clasped together on its chest, clearly trying to imitate a human's bowing gesture.
"Mom, let go of Tutu quickly, it will hurt," Little Dengdeng said worriedly.
