Why had the old woman changed her mind again?
Was it because of her conversation with Student Xiao just now?
The woman looked at Student Xiao, who stood not far behind the old woman.
What had they talked about?
The commotion the old woman had caused earlier was still fresh in her mind. The old woman had seemed quite agitated.
The woman was curious.
Especially since the old woman might have changed her mind again because of that conversation.
"Mom."
The woman softened her voice. "You just promised me you'd go home."
"You can't go back on your word, can you?"
"The two children are right here."
"They both heard what you said just now."
Adults shouldn't go back on their word in front of children.
Wouldn't that set a bad example for them?
The two children in question clung to their mother's legs and looked up at the old woman.
Unexpectedly...
"Who promised?"
The old woman answered crisply.
"I didn't promise."
"Don't make things up."
"Who are you?"
"Why should I go home with you?"
The woman: ...
Had the old woman even forgotten her own daughter-in-law just to avoid going home?
"Mom..."
The woman called out helplessly.
"Don't make a scene."
"Look at how late it is."
"Are you going to look for someone at their home?"
"It doesn't have a home."
The old woman blurted out.
The young man had said that his friend had no fixed abode and wandered around outside.
Xiao Xiao raised an eyebrow.
Just a moment ago, the old woman had clearly been talking about Fei.
But this answer was plainly about the friend he suspected she meant.
He smiled.
The woman probably wouldn't notice the difference, though.
Huh?
The woman froze.
No home?
What