The wind chimes rang, and three women Bai Congming did not recognize walked in.
Thinking they were customers, Bai Congming went to serve them-it had been like this lately, with Sun Xiangxiang, the owner, hiding behind the scenes and sneakily making Little Bai work for free.
He had barely started to stand when one of the women strode over to Ding Shu and threw her arms around her.
"Little Sapling!"
Ding Shu did not much like such affection, but she neither dodged nor pulled away, accepting the awkward embrace.
"Third Older Sister," Ding Shu greeted her, then looked at the two still standing by the door. "Eldest Older Sister, Second Older Sister."
Bai Congming blinked. So these were the other people Sister Ding Shu had said she would invite.
Ding Shu was Brother Ding's older sister, and these women were Ding Shu's older sisters, so they were Brother Ding's older sisters too.
A comic he had recently read with Sun Xiangxiang had a story about a little rose born into hardship who fell in love with a little prince from a wealthy family. Luckily, the little prince felt the same way about him.
As they spent their days together, the two became increasingly inseparable.
Later, the little prince's family discovered their romance. With their unequal backgrounds, they naturally faced every kind of opposition.
Of course, in the end, the two overcame countless hardships and lived happily ever after, but all the things they went through were truly overwhelming.
After finishing the whole comic, Bai Congming was left with just one idea in his head.
The little prince's family disliked the little rose and used cruel methods to separate them. If Brother Ding's family disliked him, would they also find ways to separate them?
Little Bai was not that clever. If