The doe glanced several times at the little girl standing in front of her and even nudged forward to sniff with her nose.
The young deer beside her hopped around and walked over with its slender legs, sniffed at Ruanruan's hand, and then the apple she was holding.
It seemed to smell something delicious and immediately opened its mouth to nibble on it.
Ruanruan did not dare let the young deer nibble on it entirely; she securely held the baby tiger cub and broke the big apple into two halves with her paws.
She placed it on the ground for the mother and child to eat, while Ruanruan pressed the doe to lie down.
The doe, while eating the apple, obediently lay down in response to Ruanruan's guidance, and then, the little sika deer's milk was stolen.
Of course, this little sika deer had already started eating grass but hadn't been fully weaned yet; it didn't care too much that its food was being stolen as it munched on the sweet apple.
