Bo Bo reached out and carefully plucked the four-leaf clover.
It looked up.
Then it held out the four-leaf clover in its hand to Lord Xiao Xiao.
Its face showed a hint of hopeful anticipation.
Xiao Xiao's eyes curved.
"For me?"
"Mee~"
Bo Bo nodded.
It had been searching for a four-leaf clover all this time for Lord Xiao Xiao.
Naturally, this four-leaf clover was for him.
"Thank you."
Xiao Xiao reached out and took the four-leaf clover from Bo Bo.
Looking at the clover in his palm, he smiled.
"I'll treasure this four-leaf clover."
"It's a gift from Bo Bo."
It held Bo Bo's heartfelt well-wishes.
"Mee~"
Bo Bo bashfully looked away.
Its eyes flickered.
But the corners of its mouth, unable to stop curling up, gave away how it really felt.
Xiao Xiao stroked the rugged horns on Bo Bo's head.
Bo Bo felt a little ticklish.
But it endured without moving.
Xiao Xiao smiled and withdrew his hand.
Bo Bo's ears twitched.
The next second, it darted back to the corner.
Despite its rather large frame, it was nimble and light on its feet.
The smile in Xiao Xiao's eyes deepened.
This was probably a skill Bo Bo had developed through repeated practice.
Xiao Xiao turned around.
"Grandma."
The old woman smiled until her eyes narrowed.
"Oh, Xiao Xiao, you really came back."
She had been chatting with people at the teahouse. Later, when she went to the kitchen and found it bustling with activity, she'd been puzzled—
There weren't that many customers at the teahouse.
There was no need to prepare so many pastries.
Only then did she learn that her grandson had come back.
He'd returned the umbrella he'd borrowed from Grandpa's classmate yesterday.
She'd muttered that