Seeing her excitement, the poodle muttered, "The prophet was sure you'd go back again but I didn't believe him. It seems I was wrong."
Huanhuan picked him up. "Let me go back. I can't wait to see Bai Di and the others!"
"Don't you need to say goodbye to your mother?"
Thinking of her mother, the excitement in Huanhuan's heart suddenly dissipated.
Once she left, she would never see her mother again.
Madam Lin returned from buying groceries. As usual, she placed the groceries into the fridge and called out to Huanhuan, "I bought your favorite prawns today. I'll make you braised prawns tonight."
Huanhuan's heart ached as she watched her mother busy herself in front of the fridge. She quickly walked over and hugged her mother from behind.
"Mom, I have to go…"
Madam Lin was stunned by her sudden action. "Where are you going?"
"I'll miss you."
Hearing her choked voice, Madam Lin quickly asked, "Are you crying? What happened?"
