Bing Feng's Dilemma

And this young man... The woman turned to look at Xiao Xiao. Xiao Xiao smiled. "I won't tell anyone." He gave her his word without hesitation. The woman was taken aback. Then she smiled sheepishly. "Thank you." Actually... whether this young man kept quiet didn't make much difference. After all, he didn't live here. To the residents of the apartment complex, he was a stranger.k Still, it was best that he was willing to promise. ... The woman finally felt a little more at ease. ... Xiao Xiao smiled again. "It's getting late. I won't keep you any longer." "I should head home, too." ... "Ah." The woman checked the time and let out a small cry. "It's already this late?" "I'm so sorry for taking up so much of your time." Xiao Xiao shook his head. "I chose to stay." "Young people really know how to talk." Grandma Zhang smiled, her eyes crinkling. "I was the one who asked you to wait until now." ... "All right, let the young man go home." The old man cut off Grandma Zhang before she could continue. "Most people have already had dinner by now." "Do you live far from here?" The old man asked. "Not too far." Xiao Xiao smiled. "Oh, I see." The answer wasn't surprising to the old man. After all, the young man had followed the child here. The child probably hadn't gone very far, either. ... "Go on home." Grandma Zhang urged him. "You really went to a lot of trouble for us today." "And thank you, too." "You're too kind, Grandma Zhang." Xiao Xiao shook his head slightly. "I'll be off, then." "Goodbye." "Goodbye." Everyone walked to the doorway and watched as Xiao Xiao went down the stairs. ... "We should be going, too." Once Xiao