"Master Xiao."
The familiar face made the girl's tightly reined-in emotions spiral out of control. "Huan Huan... Huan Huan was stolen..."
Her voice choked with sobs.
The tears she had been holding back finally spilled over.
Huan Huan...
Her Huan Huan...
"Don't panic."
Xiao Xiao comforted her.
He glanced around, then took hold of her sleeve.
He knew that without Huan, the girl was just like any other blind person and couldn't find her way around.
"Let's find somewhere to sit and talk."
Her emotions were so intense that she couldn't speak for a moment.
She nodded haphazardly.
Seeing that the girl's friend had arrived, the onlookers gradually dispersed.
Some kind-hearted people, however, posted about the girl online, hoping that anyone who had seen her cat might offer a clue.
Everyone was quite upset.
After all, someone had stolen a blind person's cat...
How could anyone do such a thing?
And if the girl hadn't been lucky, she might have been hit by a car while looking for her cat.
That cat thief had nearly caused someone's death.
"Sit."
Xiao Xiao helped the girl into a seat.
They were in a café.
The rich, mellow aroma of coffee filled the air, while soft music flowed gently around them.
The girl had calmed down a little.
"Master Xiao."
As soon as she heard the server walk away, the girl spoke urgently.
Her hands, clasped in her lap, were clenched tightly together.
Fine blue veins stood out on the backs of her hands.
Crossing over one another.
"Huan Huan..."
"Huan Huan was stolen."
The girl repeated what she had said when she first saw Xiao Xiao.
Her unfocused eyes widened, as if she were trying to make out the figure across from her.
"Master Xiao..."
The girl's tears