The girl's eyes curved into crescents, her smile blooming like a flower.
Yet a hint of nervousness showed between her brows. Her lips opened and closed, but in the end, all she managed to say was, "A-Piao, this is for you."
As soon as the girl made a move, the Tomb Ghost floated a little farther back.
It glanced at the little flower basket in the girl's hands, then at her eyes, which were pointed completely the wrong way. A conflicted look flickered across its face.
It turned to look at the adult behind it.
Xiao Xiao gave the Tomb Ghost a slight nod.
He knew the monster was only a little embarrassed.
Anxiety gradually seeped into the girl's eyes.
A-Piao... didn't want to accept her gift?
Just as she was about to ask Student Xiao again, she suddenly sensed something and looked down at her palm.
The little flower basket... was floating?!
No, that wasn't it.
The girl quickly realized what was happening.
It was A-Piao!
A-Piao had taken the little flower basket.
The girl was delighted. The corners of her mouth lifted, and though her smile was radiant, her vision grew a little blurry.
She blinked, then blinked again.
Was she becoming nearsighted?
Why did everything in front of her keep looking so unclear?
Had studying so hard lately finally taken its toll?
Though it wasn't the first time he'd seen a little flower basket floating in the air, the Middle-aged Man still gaped in astonishment.
What an unbelievable sight.
The Middle-aged Man sighed.
Even if he couldn't see monsters, just knowing that they really existed in this world felt incredible.
"Do you like it, A-Piao?"
The girl smiled, her eyes curved like new moons, but her voice came out a little hoarse.
She