"Stop laughing." With such a handsome face, yet laughing like an idiot, Su Qiao really couldn't stand it.
"Oh." Ji Hanfeng clamped his mouth shut, but amusement still shone in his eyes.
When they returned to the little lake, Su Qiao didn't sit down. Instead, she turned toward the woods. "Come out."
Ji Hanfeng immediately reacted and raised his Bow and Arrow, but Su Qiao reached out to stop him.
Right after that, two dusty gray figures, one tall and one short, emerged from behind the trees, supporting each other.
The taller one was a woman wearing a sports outfit whose original color was impossible to make out. She was thin and dark, and even her lips had taken on a bluish-black hue.
She looked fairly young, around thirty, but her temples already held strands of white hair, and her expression was extremely haggard.
The shorter one was a seven- or eight-year-old boy. His white T-shirt had already turned a dirt-yellow color. His little face was somewhat pale, but his eyes were bright, black, and lively, and he still looked fairly energetic.
"Do you need something?" This mother and son had been following them the entire way.
The little boy stared at Ji Hanfeng with round, gleaming eyes. "Big brother..."
Su Qiao looked at Ji Hanfeng. "You know them?"
Ji Hanfeng thought for a moment, his brows drawing together slightly. "I think I've seen them before."
The woman hurriedly said with caution, "Sir, I... We saw you when we first came to the island."
The little boy quickly nodded. "That's right. Big brother had just woken up then. He was dazed and couldn't even speak..."
The woman hurriedly covered his mouth and scolded him in a low voice. "Xiao Bao, don't talk nonsense."
"I'm sorry. Xiao Bao doesn't know any