Hoping to restore his dog's reputation, the boy told Lu Ruo with some hesitation, "My Didi is actually very well-behaved. When I take him out, he never barks randomly, nor does he act out against other dogs or people during his heat cycles."
Lu Ruo nodded to show she understood and greeted the Teddy, "Hello, baby Didi. Your owner says you’ve been in a bad mood lately and aren't eating. Can you tell me why?"
The brown Teddy named Didi lifted his eyelids, gave Lu Ruo a listless look, and then lowered his head without a sound. He figured that no human could understand his language anyway, and he was tired of being scolded, so there was no point in talking to them.
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