"Nannan."
When the little girl turned to look at her, her mother met her eyes and asked, "Did you go there on purpose because you knew there was a night-blooming cereus?"
The little girl nodded.
Mm.
So it was true...
The woman felt as if all the strength had gone out of her.
The little girl's father and uncle exchanged glances.
The man guessed.
Big Boy froze.
There was no need to keep pressing her about it.
The child had gone missing twice, and both times she'd happened to run into him...
Student Xiao's outlandish guess had actually been right...
She was safe and sound.
She hadn't even thought to tell her parents about it...
"I heard someone else mention it."
And you just went along with them?
"He was alone out there..."
"If Little Brother hadn't been there, she might still be in the grocery store..."
Big Boy opened his mouth.
That was true.
Was it fate that kept bringing him and this child together?
"That's okay."
That was what most children would choose to do, wasn't it?
So, for the child, today could be called her first visit here.
If the child went running off by herself again without a word or even saying goodbye...
After a few seconds, the woman's mind began working normally again.
So that was what had happened.
That was enough. No need to push further.
Huh?
Did she think it was fun to make adults worry?
She'd been completely absorbed in her own feelings.
No one knew a daughter better than her mother.
All she knew was that Student Xiao had brought the unharmed child safely back to her.
The little girl's eyes suddenly lit up.
The woman was angry and helpless.
Both times the child had