Jiaojiao seemed a bit troubled: "We haven't told Brother Xian, it's not very nice."
"No worries, I'll talk to him," said Duan Xi.
Jiaojiao nodded, and looking at the crowd behind her, she felt her spirits lift. She had always liked lively gatherings, and now it was rare to have everyone together, so naturally, she was happy.
Around three in the afternoon, Ruan Lei hurriedly arrived, and by four, everyone was ready, just waiting for Lu Xian before they could set off.
Lu Xian returned from the company, momentarily speechless at the sight of so many people. Jiaojiao walked over awkwardly and whispered an apology: "Brother Xian, I'm sorry, if you don't want everyone to come along..."
"No worries, the venue is open, anyone can enter," Lu Xian replied, feeling a bit let down but not entirely surprised. Duan Xi had always been like this since childhood, and it's not the first time; he's used to it.
