In the exquisite tea house.
Grandma An pushed the door open, shuffled her way in, and saw Grandma Ye sitting in the corner. In front of her, the tea had already been brewed, but it had lost its warmth, as if she'd been waiting for her for a long time.
Grandma An paused, then slowly walked over to Grandma Ye and said with a smile, "Long time no see."
Grandma Ye saw her childhood friend, once a friend, now an enemy, sighed and pointed to the opposite seat, "I'll switch your tea. This is my favorite Tieguanyin. I know you like Pu'er."
Grandma An nodded.
The two elderly women, having lived so long, had already grown indifferent to everything.
At first, they didn't speak. Grandma Ye skillfully changed the tea and poured some for Grandma An.
Grandma An took a sip, then put it down, looked up at Grandma Ye, and finally said, "Little Blue's choice was something none of us expected."
Grandma Ye also spoke, "She is a good child."
