Miao Weiwei froze for a moment, then thanked Dan Fangze before ducking into the car.
If she had a choice, she naturally would have wanted to sit in the back with Dan Fangze.
But at a time like this, she wasn't going to go against his wishes and insist on sitting in the back.
Because she cared about him, she could tell that even though he wasn't making it obvious, Dan Fangze probably had something he wanted to discuss with Master Xiao.
The first time she'd heard Gu Youxuan and Winnie call him Master Xiao, she'd been surprised, and even thought the title was ridiculous.
What a country bumpkin's title.
But today, seeing Dan Fangze almost back to normal, she couldn't help feeling astonished.
Was that really the work of this so-called Master Xiao?
He was about the same age as them, and at first glance there was nothing remarkable about him.
In her mind, anyone who claimed to be—or was hailed as—a master, whether genuine or not, was always some old geezer who acted all mysterious and eccentric.
This guy... did he really have any skills?
Had he just gotten lucky and somehow solved Dan Fangze's problem?
Though she was suspicious, she wasn't stupid.
Father Dan and Mother Dan were clearly both grateful to and respectful of Master Xiao. There was no way she'd show them what she really thought.
On the contrary, unlike the stunned Mu Yan and Zhou Zhou, she'd been the first to call him Master Xiao without hesitation.
But as Miao Weiwei looked at Xiao Xiao in the back seat through the rearview mirror, she pursed her lips, her expression turning sour.
She was pretty and sweet-talking, and had always been popular with her elders.
Thanks to her efforts over