Lv Bai followed the siblings across the bridge, taking in the sights along the riverbank.
The water under the steel bridge was clear and slightly blue, looking nothing like a river should in a city.
Along the path, there was a bench every so often, but there were no tourists, and any passersby walked hastily, with almost all the benches remaining empty.
There were no strolling old folks, nor any anglers.
Under these circumstances, a figure in a white dress sitting alone on a bench naturally caught Lv Bai's eye.
But he only glanced twice before turning away, as she seemed inconsequential, probably just waiting for a friend.
...
Squeak～
The door let out a creaking noise from years of neglect.
However, neither Lü Ziyi nor Lü Yan seemed the least bit surprised.
"Finally back," Lü Yan kicked off his shoes and collapsed onto the worn-out sofa.
Lv Bai was the last to enter; he gently closed the door and began to survey the room's various furnishings.
