Hmm.
Mainly because Ye Zi and the others had startled her with how loud they were.
"Because we can't take pictures."
Lu Xiaoxiao's thoughts gradually became clearer.
"So words alone are unlikely to draw people in, or to make readers believe that what they describe is real."
"This bookstore itself isn't exactly well-known."
"And then there's its rather unusual exhibition schedule..."
"So it's only natural that so few people come to see it."
Ye Zimeng and the others nodded one after another.
"Oh, right."
"When you put it that way..."
"That's true."
"If you hadn't invited us, we wouldn't have put much stock in a review of this exhibition either."
"It's just some little-known bookstore."
"How good could its exhibition possibly be?"
After Lu Xiaoxiao's explanation, Ye Zimeng and the others no longer found it strange that the exhibition was so quiet.
"Ah."
Yang Jialing sighed softly.
"Why doesn't the manager allow people to take pictures?"
"It's such a wonderful exhibition. It's a shame so few people get to see it."
"The manager probably has their reasons."
Yu Yuer smiled.
"All right."
"This isn't something we need to worry about."
"Let's just enjoy the exhibition."
"Mm."
Yang Jialing nodded.
She pushed aside her disappointment.
A smile blossomed on her face again.
"Right."
"Since we can't take pictures, we'll enjoy the exhibition properly with our own eyes."
Hmm...
Yang Jialing paused.
Could that be one of the manager's aims?
"Hello."
A voice interrupted Yang Jialing's thoughts.
She looked up.
The next second, a hint of admiration flashed through her eyes.
What an elegant woman.
She stood not far away, in the exhibition's slightly hazy, dreamy lighting. Though she wasn't moving, she still seemed to sway gracefully.
Lu Xiaoxiao's eyes lit up.
A delighted