Yan Luoxi always considered herself unfortunate—no parental love, no siblings above or below her—a truly lonely soul with no one to rely on. When things went wrong, she had no one to consult, no one to rely on, she could only struggle by herself.
Bai Xiao's words struck a chord in her heart. She closed her eyes, turned her head to look out the window, and said, "How could I trouble you anymore, I'd be called heartless."
Bai Xiao didn't mention it again, fearing that if he talked too much, it would make her wary. The car fell silent. When they reached the city, Yan Luoxi asked where Bai Xiao lived, intending to drop him off first.
"I've already finished my business here, no worries. Today I'll be your driver; I know the city's roads better than you," Bai Xiao said, lying despite listening to the car GPS directions.
Yan Luoxi laughed in exasperation, "You're still using the GPS, big brother."
