So even now that she had relaxed, some stiffness still lingered in her body.
"Okay."
Xiao Xiao believed the little girl.
"Then let's stay here a little longer."
"Or we can go somewhere else if you want."
"But not too far."
Xiao Xiao made that clear in advance.
The little girl tipped her head back to look at the white flower above them.
"Mm..."
"But you love it."
A small smile bloomed on her face.
Parents who wouldn't let their children grow flowers and plants were far more common than parents who wouldn't let them have pets.
"You're sure?"
"You know it better than I do. Do you think it'll get mad?"
He lifted his eyes to look up again.
"But there aren't even any big plants on our balcony."
Wei Wei looked fierce, but he was really nice to her.
"The balcony isn't big enough."
It hadn't been easy to reach that conclusion.
The little girl was very polite.
After all, in most cases, growing flowers and plants was much more convenient than keeping a pet.
The little girl shook her head.
"There's no way to plant a tree."
There was a big red polka-dot bow on the side buckle of her shoes.
The little girl suddenly pressed her lips together.
"I don't think it will."
She was wearing a pair of little red leather shoes.
Hm?
The little girl gestured with her hands.
She made a...
Xiao Xiao smiled.
"Open up."
So the little girl must have had a very important reason for sneaking out on her own those few times.
The little girl's voice gradually faded.
But she couldn't go against her mother.
"They can only put small plants there."
It seemed the little girl had let something slip by