"I understand."
Old Master Tang nodded seriously.
"Master Jiang, don't worry."
"I'm not some inexperienced youngster."
"I understand everything you said."
"I won't treat my own, Tangtang's, or the people around me's safety as a joke."
"I'll talk to Tangtang properly."
The child was young and might not be able to understand everything for the time being.
It would be enough to have her do as she was told.
Once she grew up...
Who knew how long that ability would remain with Tangtang?
If it disappeared at an early age...
Then there would be no need for any explanation later.
Old Master Jiang nodded.
"Don't blame me for being long-winded."
"I got carried away and said a little too much."
Since this concerned a child, and he had rarely encountered such an open-minded parent, Old Master Jiang couldn't help saying a little more.
He had even mentioned some of his past experiences.
That was quite rare.
After all, having taken on so many commissions, Old Master Jiang had inevitably become more "indifferent," or rather, more rational.
He couldn't interfere with other people's thoughts.
Everyone had to bear the consequences of their own choices.
"How could I?"
Old Master Tang immediately shook his head.
"I should be thanking you, Master Jiang, for telling me so much."
"We owe this matter to you and Master Xiao."
"Thank you."
After lunch, Xiao Xiao and Old Master Jiang bid Old Master Tang farewell.
They got into the car Old Master Tang had arranged to take them back.
Old Master Jiang had the driver take Young Friend Xiao Xiao to school first.
"I don't have anything else to do."
Old Master Jiang smiled.
"There's no rush."
"Besides, Young Friend Xiao Xiao came this time at my invitation."
"You're the one I