Baili Rui was very obedient and did not chase after Guoguo.
He knew that he couldn't keep Guoguo, because she had to go home to see her parents.
Baili Rui tugged on Second Madam Baili's sleeve, holding back tears, and loudly called out, "Guoguo, don't forget me either. You must marry me when we grow up!"
"Alright! It's a promise!" Guoguo waved with a smile.
Baili Rui sobbed, reluctantly watching Guoguo's carriage gradually disappear into the distance.
Second Madam Baili sighed, supporting her son as she said, "Xiao Rui, since you promised Guoguo, you must remember her."
"I'll remember her, Mother." Baili Rui bit his lip.
"I will remember too." Baili Xin echoed with a smile.
Second Madam Baili, feeling heavy-hearted from the farewell and a bit unhappy, was amused by her two-year-old daughter's words.
"Alright, you all must remember Guoguo."
