Didn't You Say You Wouldn't Come? (1)
Editor: Atlas Studios
With the renovation of Dye Workshop Street, merchants and workers came to the street, and the buildings here were naturally no longer idle. The previously deserted street was now lit up with more and more lights.
Luo Ning led her horse through Dye Workshop Street and looked around at the changes around her. The bird was standing on the horse's head, staring at the snacks in Luo Ning's hand, occasionally chirping.
When Luo Ning reached the entrance of Double Osmanthus Alley, she raised her hand to signal for silence and asked the bird to watch the horse. She tiptoed into the alley, looking like a young mother coming back from work at night and secretly checking if her daughter was obedient.
When Luo Ning arrived at the South Firmament Mountains back then, Yunli had still been a three or four-year-old girl. It wasn't an exaggeration to say that she had watched her grow up. She knew Yunli's personality very well.