"Thanks for talking with me for so long."
The young man checked the time.
"Oh, wow."
"We've been talking for ages."
He sounded surprised.
Then he understood why.
He'd rarely met someone he could talk to about his little sister raising snakes.
So he'd probably gotten carried away, wanting to vent.
Fortunately, the other person didn't seem to be in a hurry.
He'd been kind enough to chat with him for so long.
Could it be...
The other person had also rarely met someone he could talk to about snakes?
The young man couldn't help wondering.
"I think my sister and you would become great friends."
The young man said it with near certainty.
His sister liked snakes.
Unfortunately, she didn't have anyone around her who shared her interests.
Truthfully, he was relieved about that.
He felt a little guilty toward his sister.
But just imagining that lots of people like his sister, who loved snakes, were nearby made goose bumps rise all over his body.
It was terrifying.
The young man muttered to himself.
There was no way he could buy his sister a snake.
But perhaps introducing her to someone who shared her interests... would be a pretty good idea?
"Is that so?"
Xiao Xiao's lips curved into a smile.
"Yeah."
The young man answered as if it were only natural. "After all, you both like snakes."
Xiao Xiao smiled without replying.
Actually, he didn't like snakes.
Compared with cold-blooded reptiles, like most people, he preferred furry mammals.
But A Bai was different.
So far, A Bai was the only exception.
The young man didn't notice the subtle change in the other young man's expression.
The thought that his sister and the young man across from him would become good friends had