"It's not stolen."
The pressure brought by the zebra made Kulu instinctively take a step back, almost stepping out of the wooden house.
He looked up at the zebra, trying his best to appear courageous, and said.
"It was given by the teacher."
Upon hearing this, the zebra's eyes flashed with disbelief—
Among the seven tribesmen, only he and Sunday had the closest relationship, so why would Saturday give the precious red sugar to this clueless guy.
His first reaction was that Kulu was lying, but he quickly overturned that thought.
He knew Kulu's character best; if someone dared to steal something and deceive him, he might find it somewhat possible.
"Kulu? Even if you lent him courage, he wouldn't dare do it.
Besides, even if he did steal it, he wouldn't use 'the teacher gave it' as an excuse.
Whether or not the teacher gave it, it's easy to verify tomorrow, this kind of lie is too clumsy."
