"They said you can't use something to compare it to itself. You can't compare cola to cola..."
Lu Youqi reached out again and stroked Little Girl's head, his moist eyes full of deep affection.
The little girl said nothing. She merely lifted her head and rubbed against his hand, then gave him a sweet smile.
"Do you remember this taste?" she asked again.
"I remember." Lu Youqi nodded.
"Good..."
Little Girl gently removed Lu Youqi's hand from her head, then suddenly looked at Mo Ling. Her round eyes stared at him, as though she were lost in thought.
Her gaze lingered on Mo Ling for a while before she skipped over to stand in front of him, raised her head, and met his eyes.
"What's your name?" Little Girl suddenly asked.
"Mo Ling. And you?"
"Lu Tingting."
Mo Ling froze when he heard that name.
"You're his Younger Sister?"
"Mm-hmm."
Little Girl obediently answered, then suddenly reached into thin air and pulled out a bottle of cola, handing it to Mo Ling.
"Try it. It's very sweet."
Mo Ling took the cola without a word, twisted off the cap, and, copying what Little Girl had done earlier, gulped down a large mouthful.
"You're much more straightforward than my brother. He's always so awkward... Is it good?"
"It's good. It seems even sweeter than the candy I just ate."
As he spoke, Mo Ling glanced at Groundhog Classmate beside him.
Hearing that, Groundhog Classmate puffed out his cheeks in anger, making him look even more like a groundhog.
"It's good if it's sweet. You have to remember this sweetness clearly. Don't forget it. If my brother forgets, help me remind him."
"Mm." Mo Ling quickly agreed.
The little girl nodded in satisfaction, pulled another bottle of cola out of nowhere, stuffed