Wen Shaoyang nodded at Xiao Xiao. "Goodbye, Master Xiao."
After getting Xiao Xiao's reply, he grabbed Wen Shaoyuan and headed straight across the road.
Xiao Xiao drew the curtains closed.
Only patches of the brilliant sunlight outside remained.
"All right, you can tell me about the strange thing that happened to your classmate now."
Xiao Xiao lowered his head and stirred his coffee.
Amber ripples spread in circles.
At that, Gu Youxuan turned her gaze away from the retreating backs of the Wen brothers.
She looked at Xiao Xiao. "Master Xiao, do you remember Dan Fangze?"
"He was one of the boys who went with us to climb the Great Wall last time."
"The one who seemed rather proud."
Winnie briefly described him.
"I remember."
Xiao Xiao nodded.
These days, as long as he wanted to, there were very few people or things he couldn't remember.
"What happened to him?"
Xiao Xiao asked.
"What happened to him?"
Gu Youxuan smiled wryly. "We don't know either."
"At first, we thought he was sick."
"He looked terrible."
So when they later noticed Dan Fangze's seat was empty in class, none of their classmates thought it was strange.
They knew he'd taken sick leave.
But after a week had passed and Dan Fangze still hadn't returned to class, they began to feel that something was wrong.
Zhou Zhou—the other boy who had gone on the trip with them—called Dan Fangze.
But no matter how many times he tried, there was no answer.
Gu Youxuan began to worry.
She, Winnie, Mu Yan, Miao Weiwei, and Zhou Zhou decided to visit Dan Fangze at home.
They asked their teacher for Dan Fangze's home address.
It was in an upscale villa community.
When they