This rain fluctuated greatly, sometimes heavy and sometimes light, and continued for several hours before it turned into a drizzly rain that lasted until dawn.
Yu Sheng had something on his mind and didn't sleep well in the first half of the night. He kept feeling like Erin was tossing around on the bed. It wasn't until the latter half of the night when he listened to the faint sound of rain outside the window that he finally slept soundly, waking up only at nine the next day.
As soon as he opened his eyes, he saw two sharp fox ears dangling at the edge of his bed. As soon as he moved, a silver-haired head lifted up, and the fox girl looked at him with a grievance: "Savior, the pancake stall at the intersection hasn't opened yet."
Yu Sheng jolted awake suddenly, got up to find that it was already broad daylight outside, and discovered that the four puppet boxes in the corner of the wall were all open, with no sign of where Erin had gone.
