Bo Chong'er looked at the big brother: "Big brother, you always think I haven't grown up, that maybe I'll change my mind when I do. But big brother, what about you?"
If I grow up and change my mind, will you do the same?
If you won't, then neither will I.
Bo Siye heard her words, thought again, and laughed along.
He felt he was really worrying over nothing.
Why think so much about it?
What he needed to do was make himself better, stronger, so that she couldn't leave him.
The phone rang.
He answered it; the delivery had arrived.
"The sun's a bit harsh, why don't you wait here and I'll go get it."
"Okay." Bo Chong'er nodded obediently and found a patch of grass to sit on.
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...
Lin Meina hadn't expected to encounter Bo Chong'er, her eyes stirred, thinking of something.
It was a good chance to drop a few hints, so she walked over.
She sat down next to her.
"Chong'er."
"Sister Lin." Bo Chong'er responded.
