Bai Bai

Xiao Xiao's eyes curved slightly.

Actually, Zhuge Yun would have been the best person to handle this sort of situation.

He, Zhang Bo, and Zhao Luzheng weren't good at dealing with things like this.

But there was nothing to be done.

Even if he wasn't good at handling it, he was still better than Zhang Bo.

Some of Zhang Bo's inherent traits made socializing and communicating that much more difficult for him.

The stranger's arrival made the girl instinctively move backward.

But the moment she looked up—

The girl froze.

"I was the one who called you over."

"Take this."

Yet she also felt a little relieved, grateful that it hadn't gone cold.

What was it?

Clearly, she had no plans to leave for the time being.

Bai Bai?

Xiao Xiao's brows lifted slightly.

The girl took the bag.

A Si was different from other ordinary foxes.

"Go ahead and put it on."

The girl let out a scream.

"Thank you."

"It's Bai Bai."

"I'll do it."

The girl looked up at the little white fox in Little Brother's arms. After hesitating for a few seconds, she reached out.

She reached out to take back her umbrella.

Sigh...

Her hand tightened unconsciously around the umbrella handle.

Otherwise, she wouldn't be able to put on the jacket.

Little Brother had seen through how awkward she felt right now.

"Bai Bai."

"Are you hurt anywhere?"

Xiao Xiao helped the girl to her feet.

"I was just worried you might have made a mistake."

"You can tuck it into your waistband."

"Are you afraid of tall men?"

She let out a huge sigh of relief.

"...I didn't make a mistake."

"Here."

Then he felt even more uncomfortable.

But as long as no one said it aloud, the