The old woman rubbed the photo of herself with Xiao Xiao on her phone screen, as if she wanted to etch it into her heart.
She suddenly thought of something.
She held out her phone again. "Could you write your name on this photo?"
"That way, when I see it, I'll remember you more easily."
After a moment of surprise, Xiao Xiao raised his brows.
He smiled and nodded.
"Sure."
"Grandma Tian."
Xiao Xiao handed the phone back to the old woman.
In the photo on the screen, beside his figure, was a name: Little Xiao.
"Thank you."
The old woman looked at the name on the photo, her eyes narrowing into crescents.
"Now I won't forget you... I hope..."
"You don't need to feel pressured."
Xiao Xiao smiled.
"I'll remember you."
The old woman seemed rather stubborn about it.
Xiao Xiao smiled.
He didn't argue with her.
He went along with her words. "All right."
The old woman immediately looked satisfied.
After chatting with the old woman for a few more minutes, Xiao Xiao was just about to say goodbye—
"Grandma!"
"You really are here!"
Two childish voices rang out.
Xiao Xiao looked toward them.
A pair of twins—a boy and a girl.
The children looked seven or eight tenths alike, and both wore overalls.
The boy wore a lemon-yellow shirt.
The girl wore a cherry-red shirt.
Even their shoes matched their shirts, one pair yellow and the other red.
They were an adorable pair of children.
Just looking at them made people feel happy.
"Grandma!"
The two children came running over.
Each took one of the old woman's hands.
As soon as the children approached, Xiao Xiao tactfully stepped aside.
He watched the scene before