In front of Jiang Ran, who was just over 1.7 ters tall, this woman was at least half a head shorter.
Probably not even 1.6 ters.
Jiang Ran glanced at the shoes the woman was wearing, which added about three or four centiters.
Jiang Ran made no attempt to hide her gaze, and the woman noticed.
Because she noticed, her face turned even more unpleasant.
After taking a few heavy breaths, the woman finally spoke, "Are you Jiang Ran?"
Jiang Ran did not answer, only asked back, "Who are you?"
A random person barging into her shop, asking if she was Jiang Ran—did she really have to answer?
Especially when the person had such a bad attitude.
"Even if you don’t answer, I know you are Jiang Ran," the woman said confidently.
Jiang Ran still said nothing, waiting for the woman to state her business.
The woman crossed her arms, finally regaining so composure.
"I’m Jiang Yi, as in ’intent’."
After Jiang Yi spoke, she looked at Jiang Ran with the expression of "Now you know who I am, right?"
Jiang Ran replied, "Oh. What’s up?"
Jiang Yi didn’t expect that kind of reaction from Jiang Ran and imdiately uncrossed her arms, "Oh? What do you an by ’oh’?"
Jiang Ran shook her head, "I don’t an anything."
That was the truth.
Jiang Yi didn’t need to introduce herself; just by looking at Jiang Yi’s face, which bore so resemblance to her own, Jiang Ran had already guessed who she was.
But so what?
What did it have to do with her?
Mr. Jiang, as an elder, had co all the way here, and Jiang Ran had to give him so respect.
But for Jiang Yi, it was unnecessary.
Jiang Yi was so angry at Jiang Ran’s attitude that she was hopping mad. She opened her mouth to say sothing but didn’t know what to say for a mont and could only stare wide-eyed at Jiang Ran.
Jiang Ran didn’t have ti to stand there playing a staring ga with her.
"If you have sothing to say, say it. I’m very busy," Jiang Ran said directly.
Hearing Jiang Ran’s words, Jiang Yi was both angry and aggrieved, "I ca all the way from Beishi to find you, and after finally finding you, this is how you treat ?"
The last sentence even had a hint of a sob, as if she was extrely wronged.
Jiang Ran listened to her words and couldn’t help but feel amused.
What was up with this Jiang Yi?
Her attitude made Jiang Ran seem like a jerk.
Jiang Ran just wanted to say it was unfair.
This was the first ti she had t Jiang Yi!
Even though a lot was happening in her mind, on the surface, Jiang Ran said nothing, only slightly frowned, "Are you going to speak or not?"
If not, she would go back to work.
Jiang Yi probably saw Jiang Ran’s implicit intention and reluctantly opened her mouth, "I have nothing much; I just heard of your existence and wanted to co to see you. Where is Grandpa?"
"You an Mr. Jiang? He already took the train back yesterday."
This pair of grandfather and granddaughter was really sothing.
Just a day apart, and they managed to miss each other.
"He’s gone back?"
Jiang Yi’s eyes were about to pop out of her sockets.
She never expected that she would co all the way here, only to find that Jiang Zhi had already left.
"Grandpa left? Why did he leave? And you just said Mr. Jiang—aren’t you calling him Grandpa? Why are you calling him that?"
Jiang Ran didn’t want to engage in such pointless chatter with Jiang Yi, "While it’s still early, you should also hurry up and buy a ticket to go back!"
Jiang Yi was young and full of energy; just by looking at her now, it was evident that even if she traveled by train for a few days and nights, she would have no problem.
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