"Ah, Xiao Xiao."
"He's my friend."
Ruan Nuan smiled with her lips pressed together, but didn't explain what she meant by Master Xiao.
She didn't know where the title had come from, either.
She'd just heard someone call him that.
She'd thought it was fun, so she'd started calling him that, too.
But now, thinking of what the girl who'd just left had said, she felt that maybe Master Xiao really did deserve the name.
After all, he was truly amazing.
If Master Xiao had learned that Chen Xi was at this school from the friend of the girl who'd just left, then how had he known Chen Xi was here?
She remembered clearly that Master Xiao had walked straight over here just now.
He hadn't hesitated for a second.
"Oh, I see."
Father Chen responded casually, a look of sudden understanding crossing his face.
He didn't dwell on the question.
Just as Ruan Nuan had expected.
At the moment, Father Chen clearly didn't have the energy to worry about what a stranger was called.
"Master Xiao, thank you."
Father Chen turned to the unfamiliar young man before him and thanked him earnestly.
More than Xiao Xiao's name, he'd first remembered the title Master Xiao.
"And thank you, too, Teacher Ruan, and your friend."
Uncle Chen thanked Ruan Nuan again, as well as Yu Yanyan. "Thank you for going to so much trouble for Xi."
"Uncle Chen."
Ruan Nuan waved her hand. "Take Chen Xi home first."
"Auntie must be frantic waiting at home, right?"
"And besides—"
She glanced at the girl, who stood with her head lowered in silence. "Chen Xi has something to tell you, too."
"Something to tell us?"
Father Chen was puzzled, but didn't think too much of it.
Ruan Nuan's reminder had brought