Everyone nodded.
"Goodbye, Shopkeeper."
The doll was reluctant to leave.
"Call me if anything comes up."
"I'll be right over."
"What good would it do if you came over?"
The red-brown curly-haired woman rolled her eyes.
"Shopkeeper Hua, call me if you have any problems."
"There's nothing I can't take care of."
Liuli walked out of the flower shop and shrugged at Chi Xiuke, who was already waiting at the entrance. "Those two are at it again."
Chi Xiuke smiled wryly.
She figured the shopkeeper must find them a bit of a nuisance too.
"Goodbye, Yingzhao."
After saying goodbye to the little monster, Xiao Xiao pushed open the flower shop door.
Yingzhao watched the human's retreating figure.
He meant no harm.
He really had only asked it one question.
It looked away.
"You finally came out?"
Liuli rolled her eyes at the doll.
"Want to stay and have dinner with your shopkeeper before you go?"
"I would, actually..."
The doll muttered.
Seeing Liuli's expression turn unfriendly, she immediately grinned. "Just kidding, just kidding."
The shopkeeper needed to rest now.
She wasn't so tactless.
"Hmph."
The red-brown curly-haired woman and her group walked past the doll.
They left behind a contemptuous scoff.
"What was that about?"
The doll grumbled. "That woman is so annoying."
"Take it easy."
Liuli warned her. "You couldn't afford to pay for anything you accidentally damage on her."
The doll paused.
Then her shoulders slumped. "Rich people are so annoying."
"Ah."
The doll suddenly thought of something and reached out to grab Xiao Xiao's sleeve.
But she caught nothing.
"Master Xiao?"
Her excited voice ended in confusion.
Xiao Xiao's eyes curved slightly. "It was a reflex."
"She's avoiding you, you know."
Liuli burst out laughing.
"Can't you