...Uh? That reason seems pretty good!
"That's right, that's exactly it. I plan to pick up the lamb a little later so it can spend more time with Brother Yushen." Suddenly regaining its confidence, the little dumpling straightened its back and declared with conviction.
Pei Yushen had no intention of making things difficult for her. He had the candy Chaochao had given him the night before hidden in his hand, and he unconsciously rubbed it.
Pei Yushen doesn't like sweets, but for Xiaotuanzi, candy is something that brings her great joy.
Pei Yushen opened his palm to her, "Take it."
The little dumpling seemed to have caught a whiff of the scent and ran over. When it saw the pink candy lying in the boy's palm, its round eyes lit up with surprise: "Is this for me?"
"It was always yours."
Pei Yushen's other finger, which was hanging by the wheelchair, curled up unconsciously, and his voice tightened almost imperceptibly, "...You forgot?"
What he had been thinking about was what would happen if Chaochao woke up and forgot everything. What if only he remembered, only he remembered…
Chaochao was initially wondering why this candy was the same as the one she usually ate, but after her brother Yushen confirmed her guess, a moment of confusion appeared on her happy little face.
She glanced furtively at Pei Yushen, who always wore white shirts, and pouted, looking thoughtful—did she also think of Yushen as a god and offer him a piece of candy?
As it turns out, Chaochao had truly forgotten about mistaking Pei Yushen for a rocking horse and putting candy coins in his mouth yesterday, because she herself felt that she was indeed riding a rocking horse, and after waking up from the drunkenness, she only regarded it as a touching dream.
Just as the little dumpling was pondering this, the room fell silent.
In the increasingly long silence, Pei Yushen's fingertips grew cold, and a glimmer of light seemed to slowly fade in his deep black pupils.
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