Bai stood frozen where she was, her vision filled with nothing but that familiar figure from her memories. Even after several centuries, she could still recognize at a glance that this was the person she had been searching for.
Su Nan looked at the stunned Bai and recalled things from a long time ago.
The little white snake from back then no longer needed her protection.
Just then, the last unfamiliar customer happened to leave, and Origin Mall returned to its usual tranquility.
Yao Ziyue quietly closed the shop door, unwilling to disturb this rare atmosphere.
The others also stopped talking, silently watching the scene before them. Their gazes shifted between Bai and Su Nan, and they all seemed to be looking forward to what would happen next.
Su Nan stepped forward and walked over to Bai.
Bai lowered her eyes. A few strands of hair fell beside her face, obscuring both her expression and the look in her eyes.
Su Nan raised a hand and gently stroked Bai's hair, a faint smile appearing on her face. "Little Bai, you still haven't grown any taller."
It was still that familiar tone, along with the reassurance of having her head patted.
The woman before her wore a gentle, shallow smile, tender and soft, no different from the one in her memories.
Bai suddenly felt her nose and eyes sting, and her vision gradually blurred.
She tightly embraced the person in front of her, as though afraid that what she saw was nothing more than an illusory dream. With her eyes closed, she could smell a faint fragrance.
"Sister, you lied..."
A faint warmth spread across her chest. Su Nan was somewhat at a loss because of Bai's actions, and she froze slightly upon hearing those words.
She sighed softly and wrapped