"...I can't see Fei."
The old woman speaking at that moment appeared exceptionally lucid and rational.
The woman looked at the old woman in surprise.
Her lips parted slightly.
She wanted to say something.
But she also knew that now was not the time for her to speak.
The woman clenched her fists.
Her face was filled with words left unspoken.
"Even if I saw Fei, without you, Fei wouldn't remember me."
Grandma Ji smiled.
Huh?
The woman was surprised again.
This was the first time she had heard this.
What did that mean?
Had Fei forgotten Grandma Ji?
Then, after thinking about it, the woman felt that it was only natural.
So many years had passed.
People might not necessarily remember...
Let alone an animal—
Ahem.
She wasn't insulting that creature.
She meant it literally.
She meant that, generally speaking, animals had poorer memories than humans.
But...
What if Fei wasn't an animal?
The woman thought of Student Xiao's words.
Then she didn't know.
Anyway, judging from what Grandma Ji had just said, it seemed the other party hadn't...
Uh...
A thought suddenly flashed through the woman's mind.
It might not be that Fei didn't remember Grandma Ji.
Perhaps Fei simply hadn't recognized Grandma Ji right away.
After all, Grandma Ji looked rather—
No.
Very different from how she had looked when they met back then.
But...
It was actually Student Xiao who had helped Fei remember Grandma Ji...
The woman hadn't understood it at first.
Because Student Xiao hadn't been involved in the past between Grandma Ji and Fei.
Then how had he reminded Fei of Grandma Ji?
The woman couldn't figure it out.
But soon, she understood...
Fei wasn't only the Fei Grandma Ji knew.
Fei was also Student Xiao's friend.
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