Xu Enguang considered Xiao-gege one of his most important friends.
"How did you meet?"
The old man asked with a hint of casual curiosity.
The old woman pricked up her ears, too.
Like her husband, she was surprised that her grandson had friends outside of school.
And curious.
"We met by chance."
Xu Enguang smiled.
Every time he met Xiao-gege, it became a warm memory worth cherishing.
"It was raining that day, just like today."
"I was outside."
"I didn't have an umbrella."
And he'd stubbornly refused to take shelter from the rain.
"Xiao-gege came over and held an umbrella over me."
"Oh~"
The old man nodded.
"He sounds like a kind boy."
Xu Enguang blinked.
"Mm."
"Xiao-gege is a really good person."
"After that, we happened to run into each other a few more times, and gradually got to know each other."
Though the first time he'd met Xiao-gege... he'd grabbed him and poured out his troubles.
Whenever he thought about it, he still couldn't understand how he'd been so outgoing that day.
Maybe... he had the potential to be a social butterfly, too?
"Oh, I see."
The old man and the old woman nodded.
"That's good."
They'd been a little worried that their grandson was too shy.
Now it seemed he wasn't as shy as they'd thought.
That put their minds at ease.
Both elders were happy to hear it.
Seeing that the two elders didn't ask anything else, Xu Enguang started to lose focus.
Speaking of Xiao-gege...
He thought of the earth-shattering truth Xiao-gege had told him today.
Big Sis was a monster...
Monsters really existed...
Big Sis could transform...
Uh...
Was that what you called transforming?
Something about that didn't seem quite right...
When he heard the word "transform,"