It wasn't that easy to earn the greenhouse owner's forgiveness...
She hadn't expected the other person to be so easygoing—not just more than she'd imagined, but more than they'd let on.
The girl suddenly felt...
that she was still lucky.
"You... I..."
The girl was frustrated by how poorly she could express herself.
Other than "thank you," she couldn't think of anything else to say.
She was so useless.
The girl swallowed unconsciously, then stammered, "Um..."
"You looked up the names of all the flowers here."
"You won't do anything that could affect their growth."
What was she supposed to say?
She'd asked the question whose answer she wanted most.
Su Youjin smiled faintly.
As soon as the words left her mouth, the girl was so nervous she nearly fainted.
She started trying to remember what she'd just said.
She'd almost been unable to say even the simplest "thank you."
Th-this answer...
"You promise you're only here to admire the flowers."
"You..."
This time, she quickly realized how abruptly the topic had changed...
Su Youjin understood what the girl was implying.
Su Youjin tilted her head slightly.
She hadn't noticed at all...
She didn't want to miss even a single response from the greenhouse owner.
Who would've thought the greenhouse owner kept the key under a flowerpot on the rack by the greenhouse door?
"Mm."
"It's all right."
"Really..."
At first, she really hadn't said she'd gone out of her way to find the key to the glass greenhouse.
It was rare for someone to say so much to her...
The phone slipped from the girl's hand.
Now, it seemed there was another visitor to the greenhouse.
Master Xiao?
It was him...
Uh...
The girl finally managed to