Chapter 38

"Let me go! Let me go!" the little boy cried out, his legs kicking in the air as he struggled. "Hans, the child doesn't know any better! Please don't be too harsh," a man suddenly appeared from behind. It was the boy's father. He had been watching everything unfold. "Why didn't you stop him when he was stealing? If I catch him doing it again, you'll be kicked out." "Yes! We won't do it again!" the man quickly apologized. There was food in the base; who would want to leave? Hans let the little boy down. At this moment, the boy's eyes were filled with fear. He didn't even dare to look at Hans, trembling all over. He helped the little girl who had fallen and gently patted her head. "Children don't know any better, but what about the adults? You're not allowed to collect food tomorrow, " Hans said coldly. Holding the little girl in one arm and the box in the other, he turned to leave. Caught off guard, the man almost knelt to beg Hans, but he didn't dare to say another word upon me