Candy thought the old man was right. What if? What if the glass broke? The wind was howling outside, and the moment the glass shattered, she'd fall right out.
Candy couldn't even bear to imagine what would happen if she fell from the top floor.
She shook her head frantically. No matter what Zero said, she wasn't going over. "I'm still young! I haven't lived enough yet."
For a moment, both Xia Xiaomin and Zero froze.
Xia Xiaomin, who was still by the window, especially. After silently rereading what Candy had just said, she chose to step away from the windowsill. Candy was still young and hadn't lived enough. Xia Xiaomin thought, I'm in my prime, and dying now would be such a waste.
She was at the peak of her life. Xia Xiaomin felt she could work as a secretary until retirement.
Seeing Xia Xiaomin also leave the windowsill without a word, Zero couldn't help making the corner of her mouth twitch.
Even if the outer layer of tempered glass shattered, there was still the inner layer. What were the odds of both breaking at once? They were negligible, all right?
Just as Zero pursed her lips, about to speak, Candy suddenly widened her eyes. With a loud bang, a hailstone the size of Candy's fist slammed into the window. "Waaah!"
Candy shrieked and ducked behind Xiao Huihui, who had been watching the commotion.
Xiao Huihui, held by the tail, looked utterly confused. It was just a loud noise. Look how scared the little master was!
Fortunately, there weren't many hailstones as big as Candy's fist, and the window remained intact. The sound was just a tiny bit too loud. The irony hit fast: if she fell from the building, she'd at most have to switch bodies. But thinking