"Wait!" Su Yan suddenly reached out to grab him, sharply looking up, her eyes unblinkingly staring at Little Bao.
Little Bao was frightened by her gaze, his body slightly shrinking.
"Teacher..." he swallowed nervously, timidly calling out to her.
Su Yan held his shoulders, slightly looking up at him, and softly asked, "Little Bao, has the teacher t you sowhere before?"
"Huh?" Little Bao was perplexed; he scratched his head and thought hard, then suddenly realized.
"I know, last year when I went to Hawaii, I t the teacher."
Su Yan shook her head. "Not there, think again, any other place?"
Little Bao thought hard again, "Oh, I know. This year, at Uncle Liang’s birthday party, I also t the teacher."
Su Yan frowned, again shaking her head.
Little Bao thought again.
"Could it be at the shopping mall? When Mom took there, I even greeted you."
"Or was it at the amusent park? Although I didn’t see the teacher, maybe the teacher saw ."
"Ha, I’m really silly, at Yufeng Hall, don’t we see each other every day?"
"None of those... Teacher, it couldn’t be that you saw in a dream... You can’t rember, and I definitely can’t either.
They say adults have better mories than kids, Teacher, how co your mory is worse than mine...
However, I can recomnd a brain health supplent to you, let tell you, my mom always drones on about wanting to buy it for ..."
Su Yan speechlessly let go of him and waved her hand to cut him off, "Okay, enough, go practice. We’ll finish class a bit earlier."
Hearing they could finish class earlier, Little Bao imdiately cheered and excitedly ran off to practice with the others.
Su Yan looked at his retreating figure and helplessly smiled.
For so reason, she just felt that she had seen Little Bao sowhere else, but definitely not in these cities...
Su Yan found that ever since she had woken up, her mind had been prone to wander, feeling that everything was strange.
She always believed that she had lost a portion of her mory, lost sothing very important in her heart...
The more she thought about it, the more it pained her, the more it saddened her.
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