"Don't make things hard on yourself."
"We're not Grandma Ji."
"There's no use thinking about it, no matter how much you do."
Zhuge Yun tilted his head and looked at Xiao Xiao.
"I just thought of what Third Brother said earlier..."
"If Grandma Ji forgets tomorrow..."
"What will you do?"
"Are you going over there tomorrow?"
Zhuge Yun continued, "Or will you wait for them to call and ask you to come before you go?"
"Of course I'll wait for their call."
Zhang Bo blurted out.
"Otherwise, if Third Brother goes and Grandma Ji doesn't remember him, can he really force her to leave the little square?"
Even they knew how attached Grandma Ji was to the little square.
"But..."
Zhao Luzheng hesitated.
"Grandma Ji has been thinking about the red one-eyed monster constantly."
"It took so much effort for her to remember anything about it last night."
"That was practically a miracle, okay?"
Zhao Luzheng emphasized.
Unfortunately, that miracle might not last.
"If Third Brother hadn't persuaded Grandma Ji last night, she wouldn't have been willing to go home."
And Third Brother, who had promised Grandma Ji, hadn't kept his promise...
If Grandma Ji found out...
She'd be very sad, wouldn't she?
Though maybe she'd never find out, not even at the very end.
"But if someone suddenly told you that you'd made a promise to them..."
Zhuge Yun rubbed his chin.
"You wouldn't remember a thing, so you'd feel pretty troubled, right?"
"You'd think they had ulterior motives, that they were up to no good, that they wanted something from you..."
"You wouldn't believe them."
"Much less do what they told you to."
"You might even blame them, be wary of them, or curse them out..."
"All of that's possible, isn't it?"
Zhao