Ah Lan thought of Bai Qingzhu, and her gaze turned resentful: "I admit, she is very outstanding, but I'm younger than her. No matter how well she maintains her looks, time has still left its mark on her face."
Such an opinion indeed left Ah Guang with no solution.
"Ah Lan, you've changed."
But Ah Lan completely ignored Ah Guang. She urgently needed to find someone to help—yes, she needed to see Laurie, she needed to see him immediately.
"Ah Lan, where are you going?"
Ah Guang shouted at her retreating figure, but Ah Lan didn't give any response.
After arranging to meet Laurie at a nearby cafe, Ah Lan first ordered a cup of coffee. At first, she didn't like this stuff at all—so bitter, even worse than medicine. But Laurie mentioned that Xiao Lijin particularly liked it, so she tried hard to get used to it, and to her surprise, after a while, she actually started to accept it.
Laurie came over and, seeing her teary-eyed look, asked with a smile, "What happened this time?"
