"Really?"
The woman couldn't help laughing.
Clearly, the child really liked the epiphyllum.
She'd been captivated by its beauty.
But...
The woman thought of a question.
"Nannan actually knows what an epiphyllum is?"
She didn't think she'd ever mentioned anything about epiphyllums before.
After all, they weren't very common.
And she wasn't exactly a flower enthusiast.
"Why did he give me a name?"
But that name...
Then again, epiphyllums bloomed at midnight. Maybe they were pretty easy to recognize?
Could the child really have misheard?
The woman had been about to ask how the child knew for sure she'd seen an epiphyllum.
"Did someone tell her that was my name?"
A flicker of amusement crossed the man's eyes.
The couple was taken aback again.
Big Boy hugged his teddy bear tightly.
"You gave me that name."
Big Boy grinned.
"Wait, wait."
"But you couldn't find your way home."
"Did you meet someone while you were out?"
The woman was surprised.
The woman nodded.
Big Boy tilted his head and thought for a moment.
Had the teacher told the children about it at school?
"Yeah."
The woman sorted out her thoughts.
Right.
"Look at Nannan."
"No, that's not it."
"Slow down."
But the child didn't know what an epiphyllum was.
Hearing his name, Big Boy looked at his parents, confused and innocent.
Wei Wei was Wei Wei.
What kind of name was that?
"Was it a child?"
"Then you..."
"It was pitch-black all around..."
"So while you were away from home, you were looking at epiphyllums?"
The woman drew a slight breath.
Was that really what it was called?
She hurriedly interrupted.
What?
The flowers and plants she showed the child most often, and talked about the most, were the common ones.
Big Boy's