Dorothy and Edward turned to look at each other, then they turned their gazes to look at Melonie. At this time, the deer who had been in the corner ran out and it ran toward Dorothy in a happy manner. Dorothy opened her arms gladly, waiting for the deer to enter her arms.
Before she knew it, the deer had bypassed Dorothy directly, rushed to Melonie's leg, and rubbed its body against her affectionately.
Edward saw this scene and the jealousy he had trouble suppressing earlier was instantly overshadowed by surprise. How did the little deer suddenly become bold and get so close to the witch?
Melonie was also not the same person she used to be.
She did not push the deer away in disgust but fondly stroked its head gently with her hands. The deer stuck out its tongue and proceeded to lick M
