"Xiao Xiao, I never thought we'd meet again under circumstances like these."
There was a hint of amusement in Gu Youxuan's voice, along with a touch of emotion.
What an unforgettable reunion, wasn't it?
"Xiao Xiao, I think you're really our lucky star—no, our hero."
Winnie smiled until her eyes curved like crescents. "You always show up when we run into trouble or danger, and then you help us."
"That's great."
The corners of Xiao Xiao's lips lifted. "Though it was just a matter of being there at the right time."
"But I'm happy I could help you."
"Let's find somewhere to sit and talk."
Gu Youxuan spoke up. "Let's not block people's way in the middle of the street."
Just as she was about to turn around, she suddenly seemed to remember something and looked back at Xiao Xiao. "Xiao Xiao, do you have anything to do next?"
Meeting the gazes of the two girls, he paused for a moment before the corners of his lips curved up. "Nothing in particular."
"Let's go. There's a café over there."
Winnie raised a hand to her forehead like a canopy and scanned the surroundings. She soon spotted a shop suitable for talking.
She grabbed Gu Youxuan's arm and turned to look at the boy behind them. "Xiao Xiao, keep up."
"Jingle~"
"Welcome!"
The waiter, dressed in a white shirt and black vest, warmly greeted Xiao Xiao and the others as they entered.
There weren't many people in the café, giving it a rare tranquility amid the bustling streets.
Xiao Xiao was quite pleased with this.
He didn't like too much noise.
The waiter took the group's orders and left.
The corner seat by the window fell into silence.
Dark curtains hung across the