Su Xun glanced at the rearview mirror, somewhat surprised.
He wasn't surprised that the girl hadn't kept asking him questions.
He was driving.
Wang Tong wouldn't pick a fight with him at a time like this.
What surprised him was that she hadn't changed targets and started questioning Master Xiao.
As he remembered it, when the girl was little, she'd been quite persistent about finding out anything she wanted to know.
On top of that, she was cheerful and outgoing, and could quickly get along with anyone.
So she could always get the information she wanted from different people.
Now...
Maybe she wasn't as childish as she'd been when she was little?
After reaching that conclusion, Su Xun didn't dwell on the matter. His foot pressed a little harder on the accelerator, and the car sped up slightly.
The mountain road wasn't very suitable for driving.
Wang Tong reached up and gripped the handle above the car door tightly.
She endured the jolting all the way.
At last, when she saw a village hidden behind thick green foliage, she let out a huge sigh of relief.
They'd finally arrived.
"Tongtong, are you all right?"
Su Xun got out and opened the rear door for the girl.
"I'm fine."
A smile had just appeared on Wang Tong's face when her body swayed.
Fortunately, Su Xun was quick to steady her. "Careful!"
Wang Tong looked shaken.
"Thanks."
"I'm okay now."
The girl regained her balance.
"Whew, that scared me."
She let out a small breath. "It would've been awful if I'd actually fallen."
She wasn't afraid of falling.
She'd been a mischievous kid growing up, and she'd taken plenty of falls.
Quite a lot of them, in fact.
It was just that if she fell now, she'd inevitably hold Little