It was called a restaurant, but did it actually serve other purposes too?
"Mm."
Chi Xiuke nodded cheerfully.
Then she grew a little uncertain.
"He should like it, right..."
"Xiuxiu, you changed your tune awfully fast."
Chi Xiuchuan teased his younger sister.
Chi Xiuke turned her head.
There was a hint of regret in the boy's voice.
A strikingly similar inner nature.
Something had just flashed past the window.
He raised a hand to shield the top of the car door, guarding against his sister bumping her head.
Chi Xiuke pushed her brother toward the shop again. "Let's go inside first, then we can talk."
"They told you."
"Right?"
You tugged on Master Xiao's arm. "Brother, why aren't you reacting at all?"
"I understand."
So that was why Chi Xiuke had said A Si would come here?
They followed the server to a table by the window.
"I never expected to find a restaurant with such a natural setting in the city."
Chi Xiuchuan got out of the car first.
He reached out and gestured toward the fox emblem on the sign.
Xiao Xiao didn't dwell on it.
It almost looked as if they'd built a restaurant inside a real tree.
Above the character for "tree" was a simple fox emblem.
That made it difficult to surprise Chi Xiuchuan.
"There's a fox here!"
Chi Xiuke had a feeling it was just as she'd expected.
"When I came last time, the staff also said there were squirrels here, but I didn't see any."
She glanced at Chi Xiuchuan.
A server dressed like an elf from a fairy tale came over.
She was a little disappointed by her brother's lackluster reaction.
Xiao Xiao's heart stirred.
"It's nothing."
"I'll take your