"Answer!" Diers became uncomfortable again as he saw Roy was silent and had a dark face.
"Because..." Roy didn't know how to explain it for a moment. He thought for a long time before finally saying, "Perhaps it's because this crowd of people are accustomed to waking up early, while that girl likes to sleep in!"
The explanation wasn't half bad.
Roy silently praised himself a hundred times.
"I should go down and look for her!" Diers thought for a while, but he really couldn't sit still any longer. He prepared to get out of the car, but Roy immediately tried to stop him.
"My dear boss! Didn't you say that you wanted to investigate this girl's identity? If you go down now, wouldn't you be exposing yourself?"
Diers, "..."
It seemed that he would.
Just as he sat back down, they spotted a girl wearing a white t-shirt emerging from a very old two-story building at the front of the Grain Drying Yard. The hazy fog made her look as beautiful as a fairy in a fantasy world.
