Madam Xiao blinked.
Was the box very heavy?
There was no way to tell from Xiao Xiao's appearance.
But since the old lady had said so, Madam Xiao reached out as well, wanting to lend a hand.
Xiao Xiao's brows lifted slightly.
He did not refuse Grandma and Mom's good intentions.
Xiao Xiao set the box down on the living-room floor.
The dull thud made Madam Xiao widen her eyes in surprise.
Yet it stirred up quite a commotion beyond Big Boy's understanding.
Madam Xiao was a little worried.
"Be careful."
Song Qian laughed.
Two families had reported people missing.
"...Your parents must have been furious with you."
Xiao Xiao opened the box.
"Was that just a Madam Xiao?"
"Hmph."
Before he realized he might have caused trouble, Big Boy was dazed and panicked.
There was no such thing as a good person at all...
The old lady smacked her lips.
Once again, it was beyond expectations.
Inside the box was a stone statue.
Very bad.
Xiao Xiao followed the old lady's pull toward the dining room.
"It's just like a stone fox."
The old lady happily looked at the CDs one by one.
The old lady squatted down and stroked the lucky cat's paw.
"That settles it."
"I'll take it out."
The corners of my mouth lifted slightly. "That story is a little long..."
"Little Zhao was being so mysterious. She said I would definitely like it."
The old lady shook her head.
"She even said that if I didn't like it, I wasn't allowed to return it..."
The old lady and Wulong both opened their mouths wide. Their faces showed surprise mixed with several other complicated emotions.
Wulong froze slightly.
It was a game.
Unless there was some objective reason...
In the