It was the man who had bumped into Zhuge Yun earlier.
The shopkeeper shook his head slightly.
Xiao Xiao raised an eyebrow. "You know that gentleman, Shopkeeper Hua?"
The shopkeeper paused in surprise.
Then he decided not to hide it.
He nodded.
"Mm."
"Xiao Zhu is the son of this restaurant's owner."
It seemed their guess last time had been right.
Xiao Xiao smiled.
"Shopkeeper Hua."
An old woman's delighted voice rang out.
"You've come to eat?"
The shopkeeper and Xiao Xiao looked toward the voice.
"Grandma Luo."
The shopkeeper's eyes curved into a smile.
The old woman walked over.
"It's rare to see you bring a friend to eat."
"Master Xiao, this is Grandma Luo, the owner of this restaurant."
The shopkeeper introduced them to each other.
"Hello."
Xiao Xiao smiled politely at the old woman.
"Oh, good, good."
The old woman's eyes crinkled with her smile.
Yet her brows were still faintly knitted together.
There were dark circles under her eyes, too.
A hint of worry passed through the shopkeeper's eyes.
"Grandma Luo, have you not been resting well lately?"
"You don't look very well."
The old woman instinctively touched her face.
A trace of bitterness crept into her smile.
"Isn't that the truth?"
"How could I possibly rest well?"
"Is it because of Xiao Zhu?"
The shopkeeper thought of the figure who had just stormed off.
The old woman's eyes widened slightly.
Then, as if she had thought of something, her expression grew even more troubled.
"You saw that child leave just now?"
The shopkeeper nodded.
"Did you two have an argument?"
"Ah..."
The old woman let out a deep sigh.
"Yes."
"We've argued several times already."
"My old man's voice has gone