After a few days, the fresh vegetables in the store gradually ran out. Seafood is okay, Bai Yao ordered some online, but it's best to buy vegetables by yourself, so that you can pick high-quality ones.

If Bai Yao had time, he would prefer to go to the market in the south of the town to buy some of the best quality vegetables. He would only order online if it was raining or too busy.

It was a nice day, not too hot. After breakfast and tidying up, Bai Yao saw that it was still early, so he planned to go to the market to buy some fruits and vegetables.

Seeing Bai Yao put on his clothes and opened the door, Mu Mu'er immediately stood up, clung to him, and watched eagerly. He didn't know what Bai Yao was going to do, he only knew that he was going out.

After he understood that Bai Yao was going to the market, Mu Muer decisively decided that he would also go with him, so he didn't want to stay in the store alone.

In fact, Bai Yao didn't want him to go with him, the market was crowded with fish and dragons, and there were so many tourists now, he was a little worried that it would be unsafe. But then he thought about it again, in fact, it would be good for Muer to follow, it would let him see what the town looks like, and it would be good for him to get in touch with people a little more.

The restaurant is located in the north of Qiaohai Town, by the coast, and it takes about 20 minutes to walk along a narrow cobblestone road to reach the bustling center of the town.

If you go to the right along the beach, there is a small pier, and now some tourists are gathered, waiting to board the boat.

In fact, the most famous thing about Qiaohai Town is not the town itself, but the small island not far from the land. When you come to Qiaohai Town, if you don't go to the small island to have a look, then you can't count it as a visit.

When the weather is fine, you can clearly see the highest peak of the island, as well as the light blue and clear coastline of the island.

There is still a reason for the name of Qiaohai Town. A few decades ago, there was a huge project to build a bridge to connect the town with the small island in the distance.

But not long after the pier was built, an overwhelming tsunami came, completely destroying the sea-crossing bridge, which was still a few months away from completion, and half of the bridge was washed into rubble. Oddly enough, the tsunami only destroyed the bridge and did little damage to the land.

The residents of the town at that time were somewhat superstitious, thinking that the tsunami was God's will, the bridge should not have been built in the first place, and even if it was completed, some accidents would happen in the future. The bridge was not completed in the end, and I felt unlucky, but the name stayed, saying it was to commemorate the tsunami and the unfinished bridge.

In fact, it is a good thing that the bridge has not been built. If it really connects the island with the land, then Qiaohai Town will not be the quiet and peaceful coastal town it is now.

Tourists coming to the island can drive to the island, which not only adds more vehicles, but also attracts more and more tourists, which will eventually destroy the unique tranquility of the seaside town.

Now, the only way to go to that small island is by boat, which can be regarded as a unique tourism project in Qiaohai Town.

Before going out, Bai Yao asked Mu Mu'er to change into the denim overalls he bought recently. He bought this dress because he thought it might be more comfortable than normal shorts and T-shirts. Is it strange to see it? It was not in his consideration at all.

Mu Mu'er didn't know how to wear this kind of clothes, so in the end Bai Yao had to teach him how to put them on and help him fasten the two suspenders.

"Does it look good?" Mu Muer looked around in the mirror in the bedroom after getting dressed, and stood on tiptoe to see what she looked like.

He felt that the two straps on the shoulders were a bit weird, and he kept trying to pull them off, but the whole dress fell off after he pulled it off, which didn't seem right.

Bai Yao sat on the edge of the bed, tried his best to hold back a smile and nodded. The overalls looked a little too big on the boy. If you didn't look carefully, it looked a bit like a big blue bag, and at the same time, he looked a bit like a doll.

"Extremely good-looking." Bai Yao nodded solemnly, "Our Mu'er is the prettiest boy in town."

Mu Muer smiled sincerely and happily, touched the clothes on her body carefully, and suddenly no longer disliked the straps on her shoulders.

How can I tell a sea otter who has no aesthetics that the overalls are not very good-looking, a bit dirty, and I only bought them for his comfort and in case he would take off his clothes without authorization.

Waiting online, it's a bit urgent.

Both of them packed up and set off. Bai Yao took out the key and was about to lock the door. Mu Muer stood outside the restaurant and looked around curiously.

The weather is not too hot in the morning, there is a little breeze, and the shell wind chimes on the corners of the eaves sway with the wind, making a crisp and pleasant sound. Mu Muer looked at it for a long time, and decided that those shells were not edible, so she looked away.

This was the first time he looked at what the outside of the restaurant looked like from a human-shaped perspective. Mu Muer looked at the street, then at the low building opposite, and finally at the location of the coastline.

Bai Yao locked the door, turned around and was about to ask Mu Muer if he was ready, but saw him staring at the beach in a daze, with complicated emotions in his eyes.

He thought he was looking at the tourists, and followed his gaze, only to find a group of sea otters gathered on the beach, lazily lying on the soft and warm sand, and many tourists took out their mobile phones to take pictures.

Mu Muer was not looking at the tourists, but at the group of sea otters. He looked a little dazed, didn't blink for a long time, and didn't even move.

Bai Yao raised his eyebrows: "Don't like it?"

"Well, I don't like it." Mu Muer nodded quickly, "It's so fierce."

Afraid that he didn't explain clearly enough, he emphasized another sentence: "It's so fierce, so fierce."

Bai Yao said, "But Mu'er is also a sea otter."

"No!" Upon hearing Bai Yao's words, Mu Mu'er immediately became anxious. He shouted and clenched his hands into fists beside him, "It's different."

Mu Mu'er suddenly became unhappy, and instead of looking at Bai Yao, she just stared at a small stone on the ground, pulled it over with the tip of her shoe, and then kicked it away lightly.

He whispered to himself, as if to comfort himself: "Mu'er is not."

Bai Yao lost his mind, threw the key in his hand and walked forward, lazily said: "Why not, isn't the sea otter Mu'er and those sea otters the same?"

Mu Mu'er couldn't say no to Bai Yao, he couldn't speak very quickly, and he couldn't refute, so he could only stay in a hurry, his eyes misted a little, and his nose started to feel sore.

Bai Yao didn't notice it at all, and after walking two steps, he realized that Mu Mu'er hadn't followed at all. When he turned around, he saw him standing there with grievance, with a listless air, if there was a puppy, his ears would definitely be drooping.

Looking at his slightly flushed eyes and drooping head, Bai Yao realized that he seemed to be joking too much, but he didn't know what he said wrong, and wanted to ask, but couldn't think of what to say.

When he had time for self-reflection, Mu Muer dragged forward, and without waiting for him after passing Bai Yao, she took the lead to walk along the cobblestone road to the south of the town.

Bai Yao could only put his hands in his pockets to follow, thinking about what to say to comfort him.

On the way to the market, Mu Mu'er was obviously depressed and depressed, she drooped her head and did not speak, and walked slowly. Bai Yao followed behind him, he couldn't walk fast, so he had to slow down.

Before he could figure out how to coax Mu Muer, the two had already reached a small arched bridge, and they were almost at the gate of the market after passing.

Hearing the sound of water, Mu Muer's eyes lit up a little. He raised his head that had been lowered all the time, saw the flowing water under the small bridge, and quickly ran along the cobblestone road to the small bridge.

The mood changed quite quickly.

Mu Muer lay on the side of the bridge and looked into the water. There was a gurgling stream under the bridge, and there were many fish in the water, wagging their tails slowly along the water.

Bai Yao thought he wanted to swim, but before he opened his mouth, he heard him pointing at the koi in the water and whispering, "Can I eat it?"

"..."

Does this guy want to swallow it like salted egg yolk when he sees the sun in the sky?

His voice was still a little nasal and a little bit wronged, as if he was secretly crying when he walked in front. Bai Yao thought for a second whether he should really jump into the water and catch a fish for him.

After walking across the arch bridge, we arrived at the market in less than ten minutes. There were gradually more people, and we could see the crowded streets ahead.

This area of ​​the town is brightly colored, and each small house is beautifully built. People here like to place snow grass on street corners. Maybe the seaside climate is suitable for this kind of small flowers. Small pots of white flowers bloom just right, making the whole town look clean.

Before entering the market, Bai Yao stretched out his hand and gently pulled Mu Muer's elbow to make him stop.

Mu Mu'er turned her head and looked at him a little puzzled. She didn't understand why they didn't go forward. They could clearly see the bustling market in front of them. Why don't you go in quickly.

Bai Yao put his hands in his pockets, looked down at him, and asked softly, "Is Mu'er still angry?"

He stretched out his hand and gently fiddled with Mu Muer's overalls, and adjusted the straps that were about to slip off his shoulders, "Yaoyao just said something wrong, and wanted to apologize to Muer, can Muer accept it?"

Mu Mu'er was stunned for a few moments before realizing what Bai Yao meant. He doesn't hold grudges, he has almost forgotten about the little bit of unhappiness that happened just now, and he doesn't take it to heart at all.

He remembered that his elder brother told him when he was a child that if all the unhappy things were in his heart, his heart would be full, so that he couldn't put in the happy things.

When the unhappiness is over, it's time to eat and drink, and think about something delicious and fun.

Walking from the restaurant to here, passing a small bridge on the road, and seeing a lot of koi, Mu Muer's heart has already been filled with many other things, why are you still angry.

He nodded immediately, wondering if there would be anything delicious in the market that he was going to later, he wanted to eat scallops.

Bai Yao didn't know what was going on in his heart, he just wondered if the boy was holding fire in his heart and didn't tell him. But holding it back is not good for his health, he thinks it's fine even if Mu Muer yells at him.

Although he didn't quite understand why Mu Muer was suddenly unhappy just now, but he knew that he was the only one who could coax him well.

"Then Mu'er isn't angry anymore?"

Mu Muer shook her head vigorously, indicating that she was really not angry anymore.

Bai Yao said to him seriously, "Thank you, Mu'er."

Mu Mu'er also imitated his tone, and smiled shyly, revealing a little dimple on the left side of her cheek, and replied seriously: "Yes~ Yaoyao, you are welcome."

Seeing that he was really fine, they all laughed, and then Bai Yao took Mu'er to the market.

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I promised to add more updates, so today I have double updates, and there will be another update later!

After that, it will be double updated every 2,000 starfish~