The short-haired girl's gaze swept over the two girls in front of her.
The ponytailed girl paused in surprise.
Then she nodded in sudden realization.
"That's right."
"We're all finally free."
A broad smile spread across her face.
Bright and carefree.
"Mm."
Wang Xuan nodded seriously.
Joy shone in her eyes and lit up her whole face.
They were all finally free.
"But..."
The short-haired girl sighed. "In the end, we still don't know what caused Wang Xuan's sudden lack of energy."
That would probably remain a mystery for the rest of their lives.
"Hey, Wang Xuan."
The ponytailed girl suddenly thought of something.
"Did you do anything these past couple of days?"
Otherwise, how had she gotten better all of a sudden?
Could she really have just had some kind of intermittent fit?
That couldn't be it, could it?
But as for the cause...
They really couldn't figure it out.
Even Wang Xuan herself was confused, so how could they, as outsiders, know anything?
The saying "bystanders see more clearly" didn't apply here at all.
"Hmm..."
Wang Xuan furrowed her brow, thinking.
"Oh."
She soon seemed to remember something.
But then her expression turned hesitant.
"It probably wasn't related..."
"That sounds familiar."
The ponytailed girl tilted her head.
"Didn't you say that before?"
"Mm."
The short-haired girl nodded.
"When we first asked if you'd been anywhere new before your health started acting up."
"Oh~"
The ponytailed girl looked enlightened.
"Right, right."
"Impressive."
She gave the short-haired girl a thumbs-up.
What a great memory.
Wang Xuan: "...Did I?"
How could she not remember?
"You did."
The ponytailed girl widened her eyes.
"You thought there was nothing wrong with that glass greenhouse."
"You didn't want to suspect that it was causing the