Xiao Xiao shook his head with an amused smile.
"You can tell them yourself later."
"Never mind."
Li Yan immediately refused.
He couldn't take on all of them by himself.
He might end up being the one who got unlucky.
That wouldn't be funny at all.
"What is it? What happened?"
Another curious classmate walked over and asked.
"Nothing."
Li Yan grinned.
"I was just laughing at Zhang Bo and the others for going out in the rain and coming back soaked."
"Huh?"
"Didn't they bring umbrellas or wear raincoats?"
"They did."
"I saw them when they went out. They were all wearing raincoats."
"Oh, Xiao Xiao had an umbrella."
The few who had walked over began chattering among themselves.
"Oh, come on."
Li Yan waved a hand.
"Sometimes, once you start moving around, you're bound to get a little wet, even if you brought rain gear."
"All right."
"It's nothing major."
"I was just joking around with them a little."
"Nothing to see here."
"Phew."
Zhuge Yun set down the hair dryer and checked himself in the mirror, running his fingers through his hair. "Much better."
Those strands of hair that had been sticking up like cockroach antennae had been an eyesore.
"Here, youngest. Your turn."
Zhuge Yun stepped away from the sink.
The hair dryer soon started whirring again.
Zhuge Yun sat on the bed across from Xiao Xiao.
"Third Brother."
"Don't you think we're pretty impressive?"
Zhuge Yun looked pleased with himself.
"You didn't come back when you were supposed to, and we immediately guessed you might have found a clue about the child."
"Mm."
Xiao Xiao raised an eyebrow.
"You're very impressive."
Though hadn't that been the obvious thing to guess?
Hmm.
Xiao Xiao thought of another possibility.