Wang Tian shook his head and spoke calmly. Ye Lin did not press the matter any further.
He had gone through what Wang Tian had experienced himself, so he naturally understood what Wang Tian meant.
Meanwhile, the perspective shifted to Bao Xiaotou.
At that moment, Bao Xiaotou was sitting on the edge of a cliff with a peerlessly beautiful woman in a white dress, admiring the distant sunset.
The sunset was beautiful, and the two of them cast shadows behind them.
"Little Baozi, what do you think? Isn't this hope beautiful? I specially prepared it for you."
"You have no idea how much effort I put into preparing this sunset. If this young lady hadn't gone without sleep day and night, you wouldn't have been able to see it at all."
The woman lifted her chin, her face full of pride. The sunset shone upon her breathtakingly beautiful features, and for a moment, even Bao Xiaotou could not help stealing a few extra glances at her.
"The sunset truly is beautiful."
Bao Xiaotou nodded as he looked at the distant sunset, though it was unclear whether he was speaking of the sunset or something else.
"Little Baozi, do you remember that winter? You wore tattered clothes and begged for food everywhere. I still remember how, when you couldn't get anything to eat, you stole a bun from Auntie Wang in your desperation."
"In the end, Old Man Liu chased you all over town with his cane. If I hadn't helped you out back then, who knew where Old Man Liu might have sold you off to?"
The woman braced herself with both hands on the cliff edge, her little jade-white feet swinging back and forth over the precipice, a lovely sight to behold.
Bao Xiaotou sat beside her, his face