Su Shijun felt that not checking the almanac after getting up this morning had been a colossal mistake.
She even regretfully thought of that cup of green tea at breakfast—if she had at least finished it and examined the tea leaves, it would have been better than walking out blind.
Originally, it had merely been a sudden inspiration. She had planned to stroll along this short street in Beta Town, breathe some fresh air, and drop a certain Little Fox off at a certain male wizard's newly opened shop.
She had not expected to encounter a familiar figure outside that shop.
The Werewolf Prince of the Talbot Family.
At that moment, William Talbot was sitting astride a stone lion at the entrance to an alley diagonally opposite the little shop. He stared fixedly at the shop without moving.
Pedestrians streamed endlessly along the Pedestrian Street, yet every one of them turned a blind eye to that conspicuous figure.
She wanted to pretend she had not seen him, just like the other passersby.
But William Talbot was not as indifferent as she was.
"Hi, Junjun!"
The tall werewolf, who had been sitting stiff-faced atop the stone lion, suddenly broke into a broad grin. He waved eagerly at the witch and called out excitedly, "I knew you'd come here!"
As he spoke, Prince William's figure flickered. He vanished from atop the stone lion and abruptly appeared on the main road of the Pedestrian Street, blocking the witch's path.
"Sorry, you've mistaken me for someone else." Su Shijun adjusted the large red-framed glasses on her face and shot the Werewolf Prince an annoyed glare. At the same time, she warned him viciously, "If you dare keep calling me that damned name, I'll twist your head off and use it as a ball!"
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