“Kuaixue, are you really not buying anything?” On the way to Chihu Rock, Keqing asked with concern.
Unfortunately, the books in Wanwen Bookhouse seemed to have lost Kuaixue’s favor.
“Mm.
The new books in Wanwen Bookhouse don’t interest me.
Rather than that, we should get to Wanmin Restaurant as soon as possible.
It will be mealtime soon, and I’m afraid there won’t be anywhere to sit.” “Alright.” Carrying bags of all sizes, the group hurried slightly toward Chihu Rock.
As they walked, Keqing, who was pulling Kuaixue in front, suddenly stopped.
This sudden movement caused Kuaixue, who was being pulled from behind, to crash her chest directly into Keqing’s back, and Kuaixue’s face was practically about to press against Keqing’s.
Suddenly falling into such an ambiguous posture, the two sisters, who usually didn’t particularly like intimate contact, suddenly felt somewhat awkward.
Kuaixue quickly pulled away from Keqing.
“Ahem, Keqing, why did you suddenly stop?” Recalling the natural fragrance from Keqing that she had inadvertently caught a whiff of earlier, Kuaixue complained with a blushing face.
Keqing, who had been stiff all over while feeling the softness behind him, finally came back to his senses at this moment, staring straight at the toy stall not far away.
“?” Everyone else also looked over with curiosity.
When her gaze swept over the Rex Lapis doll on the toy stall, Kuaixue understood everything.
Of course, the other three were completely clueless.
“What’s wrong, Keqing?
Is there something wrong with that toy stall?” Beidou was somewhat confused and didn’t think in the direction of Keqing wanting to buy a toy.
After all, although Granny Shan’s toy stall offered good value for money and solid quality, the surroundings were filled with children under 10 years old.
Looking closely at the goods on the toy stall—string games, tops, dolls…
they were purely things children played with, and Beidou hadn’t been interested in such things since she was 9 years old.
Putting herself in his shoes, surely a reliable and dashing fellow like Keqing felt the same way.
Xingqiu and Hu Tao, standing aside, didn’t say anything, but their eyes revealed the same view.
Hu Tao had even figured out the location of the nearby Millelith station, ready to run and ask the Millelith for help at Keqing’s command.
Ha!
Kuaixue, the only one who knew the truth, was dying of amusement at this moment.
Having shopped all day with her attention scattered from exhaustion, Kuaixue was suddenly full of spirit at this moment, terrified of missing every single word and expression from her older brother next.
“Hello everyone, dear audience and friends, I am Kuaixue the drama enthusiast.
Let’s see what good show is being staged today.” “Oh, my god, look, my poor Rex Lapis enthusiast of an older brother—look at his eyes, gazing affectionately at the Morax doll that only a three-year-old child would want, but as his younger sister, I know that my older brother’s pride cannot allow him to make such a childish move in front of friends.” “Love for Rex Lapis or his own face—facing this irreconcilable contradiction at this moment, what choice will my older brother, a devoted Rex Lapis fan, make?” “Ah, no.” Facing her older brother’s embarrassment at this moment, Kuaixue, incarnated as a drama enthusiast, wished she could bite into a giant watermelon on the spot, especially after receiving Keqing’s plea for help with his eyes; inside, she let out an “aha” and was overjoyed to the point of madness.
Keqing, who had waited for a long time without his younger sister coming to the rescue, could hardly fail to understand Kuaixue’s intentions.
Keqing glanced back at the cute Rex Lapis doll, made a secret resolve, gave Kuaixue an apologetic look, and while Kuaixue hadn’t reacted yet, said, “Xiaoxue, look, it’s your favorite Rex Lapis doll.
Of us all, you’re the only one who hasn’t bought anything today.
Do you want to buy one?” Seeing Keqing put on an expression of “caring for his younger sister,” Kuaixue’s mouth twitched.
Looking at the strange looks everyone around was giving her, she quickly explained, “Keqing, dramatization is not nonsense, and I don’t even like dolls.” Unfortunately, Keqing had no intention of letting Kuaixue off, and with a confident grip on victory, he asked back, “Eh?
But I remember you like Rex Lapis the most.
I still remember when you were 6 years old, crying and demanding that Mom and Dad take you to see the ‘Rite of Descension’, and I still remember that time you…” “Wow!
It’s a Rex Lapis doll, I love it the most!
Thank you for the reminder, older brother, I’m going to buy it right now.” Damn it, Keqing, you are so despicable right now.
Kuaixue raised an “international friendly gesture” in her heart.
Although the remaining three felt as if something was not quite right, they didn’t say much more.
— “Kuaixue, Xingqiu, Keqing, Hu Tao, welcome!
So you all know each other.
Oh, is this Beidou?
Wow, it’s the real person!
Hello, I am Xiangling from Wanmin Restaurant.
I’ve seen ‘The Linked Pearls’ and ‘Walking in the Snow’ starring you before; they’re super good.
Can you give me an autograph later?” After Kuaixue tearfully finished buying the doll, the group rushed over and arrived at Wanmin Restaurant just before mealtime.
As soon as they sat down, Xiangling, the little assistant chef of Wanmin Restaurant, brought out the menu from the kitchen and greeted everyone excitedly.
“Thank you, of course you can.” Faced with the request of such a cute little fan, Beidou naturally had no reason to refuse.
“Give me Golden Shrimp Balls and Jade Parcels.” Taking advantage of everyone chatting, Kuaixue took the lead in ordering food for herself and Keqing.
“Give me Black-Back Perch Stew…
er, no, give me Shrimp Dumplings.” Hu Tao glanced at Beidou and changed her mind.
“Alright, you don’t need to mind me.” “Who’s minding you?
This young lady just suddenly felt more like eating Shrimp Dumplings.”