"Miss, help..." Silly-Head cried out in excitement at seeing someone at last willing to speak up.

Miss Anna gave Silly-Head a dark look and then said to the big man, "Brown bear, let him go, or I'll make you look good."

"No, the boy has offended me and made me look bad in front of everyone, and I must teach him a lesson today." The big man said angrily.

"Bah, the devil believe your words, must be you drink a little horse urine on purpose to find trouble, tell you, he is my father's sidekick, hit the dog to see the owner, if you do not understand, I am not welcome." 'said Anna, and two big balls of fire appeared in her hand.

'No, no... Well, can't I let him go? ' The big man seemed to be afraid of Anna and quickly begged for mercy.

When the old man obediably threw Silly-Head to the ground, Anna calmed down and shouted, "All right, but remember, the next time I see you getting drunk and making trouble, I'll burn you. Go away."

"Yes, yes," said Anna. "The big man muttered, and hurried into the crowd and slipped away.

Silly-Head snorted miserably, warning, "Oh, that hurts me, miss, why did you let that fellow go? It... He's the one who broke all this stuff..."

Anna did not look at the ruins on the ground, and said coldly, "Can he make trouble by himself? Well, there must also be your responsibility, as a union employee, even with the customer fight, this is unforgivable, these are on your head."

"Me? No, no, miss, I have no money... ' "Silly-Head.

"No money? Then use your salary to cover it, when the loss is made, when the matter is settled." Anna could not help laughing at the ridiculous look on Silly-Head's face.

'So... All right then. ' Not daring to say more, Silly-Head obliged.

President Sheffer saw that there was no suspense in the matter, lined up and said in front of everyone: "You, frightened, no matter who is responsible, the bar, is unable to get rid of the involvement, so I decided to ask the mercenary brothers here, everyone drink a glass of wine, to apologize, what do you think?"

"Do you really? Great, quick, give me a glass of wine..." As soon as the president's words came out of his mouth, the mercenary soldiers cheered and rushed towards the bar, tramping on the debris on the floor.

"All right, Di, back to work," he said. President Sheffer said to Di with a deadpan face.

"Yes, President." "Said Flute and walked over to the bar.

Looking at the back of the genie leaving, President Shyfelwas still not calm in his heart and thought: "The behavior of this genie is really unbelievable. It is clear that it has a very powerful magic force, but it refuses to make it out. Well, it is really a headache.

"Finished, finished, originally wanted to make money, but who thought it would be involved in this kind of thing, really fucking hell..." Silly-Head, who was still standing stupidly in the middle of the hall, felt a great deal of remorse.

Miss Anna, seeing the dull expression on Silly-Head's face, calmed her hatred a little, and, coming up to him, asked lukewarm, "Well? Are you all right?"

Silly-Head glanced at Anna's expression and said, "Yes, but my butt still hurts."

When Miss Anna heard this, she blushed, glanced at Sheffer, and said, "Come with me, and see what my father has to say."

"Yes, yes," she said. Silly-Head had seen the president, but had not dared to go past him, and now he had to walk after Anna.

Anna smiled and said, "Father, am I handling this all right?"

President Sheval looked at his baby daughter, smiled softly, and said kindly, "Well, well, you always manage things well. Come on, Silly-Head, what do you think of the lady's handling?"

Silly-Head lowered his head and said, "No, not at all. I think the lady's decision is fair."

The silly-head smiled faintly and said, "Oh? This is good, this is good, hey hey, Silly-Head, unexpectedly here have your responsibility, then you clean up here, behind, there are spare tables and chairs, clean up, set up."

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"I rely, your father and daughter, and I have a grudge ah, today how embarrassed I came to" Silly-Head a listen, almost fainted on the ground, the hate in his heart, but he did not dare to refute, had to promise: "Yes, yes, the small must clean here as usual, president, you rest assured."

"Well, Anna, I just need to talk to you about something. Come to my office." President Sheffer said affectionately to Anna.

"Yeah, Dad, I've got something to talk to you about, too, so let's go." Anna agreed, took President Sheffer's arm and walked to the office.

Looking at the one and the other, the two masters took their time to leave, Silly-Head leaned feebly against the wall, and for the first time, the idea of leaving arose in his heart: "It is over, I am completely finished, it seems that there will be no good days in the future..."

Not to mention the Silly-Head side of how to regret, here in the president of the office, the president entered the door, the face down, said to Anna: "Anna, your play is good ah, say, you gave the big brown bear what good? Let him help you so hard to teach Silly-Head?"

Anna smelled the words with a look of horror on her face and asked incredulous, "Dad, how did you know I was behind it? Did someone tell you, Dad, please tell me..."

President Sheffer flashed a smile on his face and said proudly, "Hey, do you need anyone to tell me? A discerning person can see clearly, when did the big brown bear become smart, and he surrendered before your magic was thrown at him? Oh, you underestimate daddy."

Anna showed such an expression on her face, her mouth pout, and she said disdainfully: "Huh, you know what? Can others guess? Anyway, I've told the boy off, and I'll see if he'll give me the look."

After hearing Anna's words, President Sheffer shook his head helplessly and said: "Anna, what do I say to you, you are still a miss Sheffer family, don't always be so willful, OK? Silly-Head is a little ignorant, but he is a reasonable person who has made clear the line between him and his master, but you? All day long no business, everywhere to my trouble, to tell you the truth, I really do not trust you a person to go to the Afal Academy."

Anna's eyes brightened and she begged quickly, "Not sure? Let Silly-Head come with me, then. He'll take care of me, and you..."

But before Anna had finished speaking, the president cut her short with his hand and said coldly, "Well, we've already discussed that, and we can't, and I'll tell you something else. You're going with the Master of the Gills this time, understand?"

Anna objected: "Why? I'm not with that fool."

President Shyfelwas beaming and said, "Oh, what do you think? Give you an appointment? That's just a condition for you to be comfortable in the academy, and I'll tell you what, I've got it all arranged, and if you take a little more care of that slow brain in the academy, I'll make your Uncle Giles vomit blood, understand?"

'Really? 'Anna asked curiously.

'Well, then, remember, don't play tricks on him all the time, or you'll suffer, understand?' "Said the president, fondly touching Anna's shoulder.

Anna smiled and said, "Yes, Father, I promise to take care of that fool. No, slow brain."

The president nodded and asked, "That's good. By the way, what did you want?"

"Dad, can you give me your pet lizard dragon? Well, I'll take it, please..." Anna took the hand of the president of Sheffer, and began to play.

Silly-Head, waking up from his absence, wanted to leave, but he could not bear the rare job, and thinking of Anna, who was going to Elfar College in a few days, and if Anna left, he could have the life he wanted, so he decided to stay.

Having decided to stay, Silly-Head began to clean the lobby of the bar, gathering up all the things that the brown bear had broken, and throwing them in baskets into the garbage outside of town. Of course, he would not be a Silly donkey, but he became a good helper.

Frustrated, the donkey asked, "Hey, boss, what's all this? Aren't we the president's followers? How can we do all this work?"

"Shut up, it's extra work." Silly-Head, not wanting to talk about his embarrassment, simply lies.

"Oh, yeah? Well, this morning, I saw that chick you were messing with, sneaking around with some big guy, and I didn't mind them either..." "Said the donkey to himself.

"What? Are they in league? ' Silly-Head was aghast.

"What gang?" asked the donkey.

"Well, it's all Anna's fault. I... I... ' Silly-Head is thoroughly enlightened.

Puzzled, the donkey asked, "Hey, boss, what the hell are you doing?"

Silly-Head said, "Let's get out of here, OK? Otherwise, I'll be killed by that witch sooner or later."

"We are going? Well, I've always wanted to, and the thought of that chick makes me sick." The donkey felt the same way.

"Go, go now, ah, no, I have to tell Di er, an acquaintance, can't leave so." Silly-Head said thoughtfully.

With that Silly-Head took the donkey and walked off into town.

"Don't you want to go, Boss? Why turn back again, shut up and shut up, hum, human, no good thing, not a word..." 'murmured the donkey, following Silly-Head's rear.

It was not until afternoon that Dil had time to sit and talk with Silly-Head. Silly-Head and Flute sat in a little corner and whispered what they meant.

'What? You're leaving? But why? ' "Di asked, her face changing.

"SHH, quietly, I offended the lady, don't go, sooner or later she played to death, the morning thing, is she made, almost scared me to death." Silly-Head explained.

"Really?" asked Flute, curious. But why does the lady hate you so much? How have you offended her? '

'It's... Well, it's hard to tell. Anyway, I have to leave. ' Silly-Head could not explain, so he hesitated.

"But... But if you leave, I won't even have a friend. I... What shall I do? ' The elf Flute had a sad look on her face.

Seeing the tears glistening in Fairy Flute's eyes, Silly-Head felt a pain in her heart and did not know how to go on.

After a long time Silly-Head said softly, "Go away, and I'll miss you."

"Dil? I... I don't want to go, but... ' 'Silly-Head said awkwardly.

"I understand that I will not put my friends on the spot for my own reasons." "Di Er said firmly.

And so said Flute, as if by accident she had dropped her hand upon Silly-Head's...