They hadn't deliberately forgotten...
It was just that once the problem was more or less resolved, there was no need for them to remember it.
"No need."
Zhang Bo shook his head.
Huh?
Gu Youxuan was a little baffled.
They didn't need to anymore, already?
"Was it resolved?"
Gu Youxuan could hardly believe it.
Psychological problems were often the hardest to solve, and they took the most time...
"Mm..."
Zhang Bo thought for a moment. "More or less."
"More or less?"
Gu Youxuan murmured.
What did that mean?
Was it only half-resolved?
Not completely resolved?
"An unexpected little incident happened."
Zhuge Yun smiled. "And because of that, Lailai and Little Peach became especially close to Zhang Bo."
"You've noticed how attached the two children are to Zhang Bo, right?"
Mm.
Gu Youxuan nodded.
She'd been surprised when she first noticed.
She'd even secretly teased her cousin about it.
Her cousin had glared at her slightly but said nothing.
She'd been happy for him.
She'd always said that her cousin was such a good person. As long as the children were willing to spend time with him, they'd discover how wonderful he was and grow close to him.
Now she was finding out there was a story behind it?
"This could've made the evening news or the front page of the paper..."
Zhuge Yun smacked his lips.
He recounted what had happened to Lailai and Little Peach.
Of course,
he was selective in what he told her.
He left out the part about the monsters.
He only described how the children had appeared to ordinary people, along with the likely explanation.
Gu Youxuan furrowed her brows. "Something like that actually happened..."
Gu Youxuan found it hard to believe. "You'd never have guessed..."
Lailai