He Knew
The tall boy quickly accepted the boy with black-rimmed glasses' explanation.
He nodded.
"You were filling out a survey..."
He hadn't had the time or a free hand to eat candied hawthorn.
"Then eat it now."
The tall boy lifted the bag in his hand. "While I was waiting for you just now, I went and bought some donkey rolls."
"This is for you."
"Thanks."
The boy with black-rimmed glasses reached out and took the bag.
"Let's go."
The tall boy turned around.
"We didn't have much time to begin with..."
"Now we can really only look around for a little while."
The boy with black-rimmed glasses smiled.
That was true.
But he didn't feel disappointed at all.
Today, he had met that somewhat mysterious boy—
Yes.
In the boy with black-rimmed glasses' eyes, the boy carrying the White Little Fox was somewhat mysterious.
He had met someone for the first time who could completely understand his actions and even help him.
He was very happy.
This encounter was worth more than anything else.
He could visit the scenic area another time.
But if he missed that boy, he didn't know whether he would ever meet someone else who understood him like that.
After all, in all these years...
He had only met that boy today.
Xiao Xiao withdrew his gaze.
He smiled faintly.
He hadn't reminded the boy with black-rimmed glasses of anything.
The boy with black-rimmed glasses' life hadn't been affected much by it, after all.
His family and friends were tolerant of his occasional oddities.
They had already grown accustomed to them.
His good intentions might instead cause unnecessary complications.
It was enough for the boy with black-rimmed glasses to continue living at his own pace.
Xiao Xiao looked