His dream... was over?
The boy clenched his fists, looking dazed.
But he didn't want it to end.
But he still wanted to keep dreaming...
Was it not possible anymore?
"Nan Nan!"
The boy suddenly came back to himself.
The people before him surprised him a little. "Mom?"
"Dad?"
"Weren't you—"
In that building over there?
The boy glanced at the apartment building.
When had they come over?
His eyes suddenly widened, and he started searching all over the pavilion.
But the pavilion was so small that he hardly needed to look. Everything was already in plain sight.
He wasn't there?!
"Nan Nan, are you looking for Student Xiao?"
Father Yu quickly realized why his son was acting strangely. "He already left."
"Left?"
The boy's voice rose slightly. "When?!"
"Just now."
Father Yu recalled what had happened earlier.
Student Xiao had come over to say goodbye to them.
They were still hesitating over whether to ask him something when Student Xiao had already turned to leave.
Having missed their chance, all they could do was watch Student Xiao's back and regretfully give up on asking.
"Nan Nan, did you need something from Student Xiao?"
Mother Yu asked with concern.
But she was also a little puzzled.
Hadn't the boy been talking with Student Xiao in the pavilion this whole time?
If Student Xiao had left, that meant their conversation was over.
But the way the boy was acting...
Had he suddenly remembered a question he'd forgotten to ask?
The boy opened his mouth.
Then closed it again.
After repeating that several times, he sighed deeply to himself, a bitter smile appearing on his face.
He shook his head. "It's nothing."
"I just zoned out for a bit."
"When I came to and realized he was gone,