"Wang Hao?"
"Why did you come back again?"
"Did you leave something behind?"
Su Qian Qian asked with concern.
"No."
Wang Hao shook his head.
"I forgot to give you something."
"What is it?"
I tugged at my schoolbag strap.
Suddenly, inspiration struck me.
Since I had to take notes for Su Qian Qian, I had been especially attentive in class during those days.
"Throw it at the mouse the next time you see one."
I really did see a mouse.
After all, when we arrived, things had not yet reached the final stage.
Oh!
Wang Hao was torn.
Even without a mouse, I hadn't seen one.
Looking at the "masterpiece" I had just finished on the cover, I narrowed my eyes and studied it for a while.
"I'll give you a cat."
"Who told you we're deskmates?"
He looked as if he were putting in effort along with Wang Hao.
You looked at the somewhat abstract cat on the notebook in your hand, your eyes brimming with a deep smile.
Mm.
"So detailed..."
Wang Hao turned around.
Wang Hao became somewhat anxious. "I'll call the doctor for you!"
After hesitating for a few seconds, the girl still quietly voiced the question that had been weighing on her heart. "The things Grandma said just now..."
"Yes, I'm sorry."
"I mean..."
You clenched your fist.
"Mm."
A bright smile appeared on Su Qian Qian's face.
"Pfft~"
You gently shook the notebook in your hand. "Thank you."
That question...
I hadn't expected it...
Su Qian Qian nodded again.
You had only done those things along the way.
"Let the cat deal with the mouse."
However, the girl's expression soon dimmed.
It was also a big cat arching its back, ready to pounce.
I didn't