"Can't you give me a definite answer to at least one question?"
Instead, all you ever give me are answers like "maybe" or "possibly"—which are really no different from saying nothing at all.
As soon as she finished speaking, Lu Xiaoxiao felt a little uneasy and apologetic.
She turned to Master Xiao and gave him a smile, her eyes curving in a rather ingratiating way.
"No."
"Master Xiao."
"I was just getting a little impatient."
"Don't take what I said seriously."
How could she expect someone to give her a definite answer about her baffling situation?
Wouldn't that be asking too much?
Xiao Xiao shook his head slightly.
He was telling the girl not to worry about it.
"You're right."
Xiao Xiao gently stroked the head of the Little White Fox in his arms.
"I really have been giving you uncertain answers this whole time."
"I understand..."
Lu Xiaoxiao murmured.
"Master Xiao."
A faint glimmer suddenly lit up in Lu Xiaoxiao's eyes.
"You said..."
"Since there's nothing else to do anyway..."
"Why don't I try looking for the girl I bumped into before?"
"Finding her won't solve your problem."
Xiao Xiao hit the nail on the head.
Lu Xiaoxiao froze.
Well, that did seem to be true.
Even if she found that girl, with a stroke of incredible luck, she'd only be able to resolve one of her questions.
Had the girl transferred her bad luck to her?
Wait—
Hold on...
She remembered what Yu'er and the others had said...
"No."
Lu Xiaoxiao twisted her fingers together.
Because she'd been practicing dance since she was little, all the bones in her body were very flexible.
Right now, she didn't even notice that she was bending her fingers at a rather exaggerated angle.
"It could solve