Nannan nodded, then shook her head.
"It's okay."
"The pinwheels are for them."
"Are you really giving them away?"
Zhuge Yun looked a little surprised. "Doesn't Nannan really like the pinwheels she made herself?"
That much was clear from how she'd acted just now.
"Yeah."
The woman looked a little surprised too. "Are you really willing to give away a pinwheel you made yourself?"
Nannan nodded, then shook her head.
Huh?
The woman froze.
What did nodding and shaking her head like that...
mean?
Nannan gazed at the pinwheel in Little Peach's hand, reluctant to part with it.
"I have two pinwheels."
"They like them, so I'll give them one."
The woman smiled.
She reached out and smoothed the child's bangs.
Even with a raincoat on and her aunt holding an umbrella over her, the energetic child's bangs had still gotten wet.
"What a good girl."
The woman's voice was gentle.
The two children liked her pinwheels, and since she had two, she had given one to them.
She wanted to make them happy, didn't she?
She wanted to share her joy with them.
What a good girl.
Just yesterday, she'd said she didn't like those two children.
Today, she'd given them one of the pinwheels she'd worked so hard to make.
Zhuge Yun gently patted the two children on the shoulders.
"Why don't you thank Nannan?"
"Nannan gave you a pinwheel because you liked it."
Nannan really was such a good girl, so willing to share.
That was especially impressive for a child who was rather possessive. Being willing to share her toys with other children was no small thing.
The two children pressed their lips together.
"...Thank you."
The little boy spoke first.
"Thank you."
The little