"You can't understand what I'm saying."
"You..."
It probably hadn't seen the black dress either...
On a sudden whim, Luo Xin had actually tried to get news about the black dress from the stray cat...
He'd been driven to desperation...
Unfortunately,
the result wasn't unexpected.
He'd been too fanciful.
Whether the stray cat had seen it or not, it still couldn't understand him.
Luo Xin smiled bitterly.
He really should have hoped the stray cat hadn't seen the black dress.
Otherwise...
How frustrating it would be not to get any information from it.
If it hadn't seen the dress, then it didn't matter...
"I'm leaving."
Luo Xin shook his head.
"If I keep stalling, the rain really will stop."
Once the rain stopped...
he wouldn't be able to find the black dress.
Luo Xin turned and walked away.
The stray cat stared fixedly at his back.
Only after Luo Xin disappeared at the end of the passage did it lower its head and resume eating.
"Ah."
Luo Xin let out a soft cry.
Had it even been five minutes?
He'd just come out of the passage...
and the rain had stopped.
Luo Xin: ...
All right.
He raised his head.
The thick clouds were gradually parting.
Thin shafts of light shone down.
People on the street put away their umbrellas, smiles spreading across their faces.
Luo Xin's lips twitched.
He'd rather the rain had lasted longer.
Luo Xin took out his phone.
His face lit up.
It was supposed to rain again tomorrow.
Wonderful.
Because of the stray cat, he'd spent much less time searching today. He didn't regret it.
There was nothing to regret about his choice.
He just felt it was a pity.
Now that he knew it would