When Su Tian left, Ye Xiaojing's mom finally returned and found her looking troubled. Su Tian walked over and asked:
"Auntie, what's wrong?"
"Oh, it's Tiantian. You're the only one who would still come to see her at a time like this." Auntie Ye looked sad.
"Has something happened? Auntie, you can tell me."
Auntie Ye glanced at her, trying to force a smile, "It's nothing. You should head back. Please come by to see Xiao Jing a few times these days. She may not say it, but I can feel it. She's very upset. Having you around might help her feel better."
"Of course I'll come by, but Auntie, you don't look like it's 'nothing.' You can tell me, I won't tell Xiao Jing, maybe I can find a way to help you."
