In the blink of an eye, three days passed.
During those three days, Tushan Jing Ci came to Sikong Temple every day with a food box, bringing Xiao Mo pastries she had made by hand.
After dropping off the pastries, Tushan Jing Ci wouldn't leave right away. Instead, she would wander around Sikong Temple.
She seemed to have an endless fascination with the place where Xiao Mo had grown up, eager to know every last corner of it.
Furthermore, if Xiao Mo was helping someone with fortune-telling and came across a pilgrim who couldn't write, Tushan Jing Ci would offer to help, writing down their birth details for them. She acted as Xiao Mo's assistant, then sat quietly to one side, listening.
If Xiao Mo was sweeping the temple, Tushan Jing Ci would also pick up a broom and join him in clearing away fallen leaves and dust.
Gradually, Tushan Jing Ci's visits became about more than just bringing pastries.
