Gu Xinzhou returned downstairs.
She walked to the car, but discovered there was no one inside.
After dialing Cassie's number, she asked, "Where are you and McDull?"
"Are you done talking with Grandma?" Cassie hadn't expected Gu Xinzhou to be so quick, her voice tinged with anxiety, "McDull woke up just now and didn't want to eat the hamburgers packed from the hotel.
I was afraid he'd get too hungry, so I took him for a walk nearby and found a Shaxian snacks place. We're eating steamed dumplings and wontons."
Shaxian snacks?
Gu Xinzhou, having lived in Italy for a long time, suddenly swallowed hard.
"Send me your location."
"Okay."
Nobody here recognized Gu Xinzhou, nor did they recognize Cassie and McDull.
The town was recently promoting tourism with "agritainment" as its theme, so it was common for out-of-towners to visit, and their presence didn't seem too unusual.
Under the warm sunlight, ordinary small shops had set up little stalls outside.
