"Otherwise, if it were you..."
"Or if I were the only one..."
"I could still find the child."
"After all, she hadn't gotten lost outdoors."
"But we definitely wouldn't have found her so quickly."
"Then she would have spent longer feeling scared and worried all by herself."
Zhuge Yun shook his head.
"The longer it takes to find her, the more tired she'll feel."
"She won't have the heart or the energy to go play somewhere else."
"Wouldn't that mean... the day's outing would have ended on a bad note for her?"
That really would have been a disappointing ending.
He didn't like that.
"Yeah."
Zhang Bo rubbed his chin.
"That's true."
"She'd been having a great time all day, and then something like this happened right near the end..."
"It wouldn't be a very happy memory for her."
"It's best to find her as quickly as possible."
"Kids forget things easily."
"Take her somewhere else to play afterward."
"She'll be happy again in no time."
"Oh."
Zhang Bo suddenly understood.
"No wonder you got back so late."
They'd taken the child somewhere unplanned to make up for the scare she'd had after getting lost, right?
So she could return to the hotel with happy memories...
"Right on the mark."
Zhuge Yun snapped his fingers.
"Our efforts weren't wasted."
"Little Lemon went back with a smile on her face."
"That's good."
Zhang Bo flashed a bright, white grin.
"You guys worked hard."
"Thanks for giving her such a wonderful day."
"Don't mention it."
Zhuge Yun waved a hand.
"Besides, we weren't doing it for nothing."
Zhang Bo: ...
Zhuge Yun's overly "practical" remark immediately dulled Zhang Bo's gratitude.
What a mood-killer.
"I know."
Zhang Bo sounded a little exasperated.
"I remember,"
"I won't go