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Li irong ca back to the cabin alone. She had left Chou and Ben Mo inside the dinsion after dropping Mo Jing over at his residence at the Herb Caretakers division.

She wasn’t planning on staying at ho for very long, and was glad for this mont of solitude, providing herself with ample ti to clean and freshen up before the morning classes she had intended to attend.

The dried blood stuck uncomfortably to her figure, her hand was balled into a fist gripping the side of the tattered robe in a poor attempt to retain a semblance of modesty. She held onto her clothes in a way that would conceal the pale skin glimpsing through the tears on her chest where Liang Rou Yan had shoved a blade through, as well as a hole that showed a tad too much skin in an area too close to the upper thigh.

She opened the door to her wooden house and left it hanging open. The sight before her eyes left her jaw hanging, much like the door. She lost her agre grip on the robe as though she had received an electric shock.

He simply sat there on the edge of her bed, cloaked in the darkness of the room, his presence gracing the place with his absurdly good looks, lean fra and godly height. He was all poise and grace, carrying the natural air of nobility. His long, silver hair was left unbound, spilling around him in a glorious, shimring fountain of silken strands that fell to the mattress like coiling snakes. The collar of his dark tunic was left slightly open and might have been perceived as a casual disorderly appearance, were it not for the subtle, crafty smiled played upon his lips, hinting that everything she was seeing was a very deliberate attempt on his part to look charming. Though, she couldn’t fathom the reason why he’d even want to.

His eyes were the sa shimring, golden orbs she had rembered, and his gaze contained a heat that caused her to go weak at the knees. It was as if no ti had passed at all since their last rendezvous. As if she had seen him only yesterday, and he waited patiently for her return.

Li irong crossed the doorstep hesitantly. "Zhu Qingyue?" she asked. His na ca out of her lips as a whisper of disbelief.

After months of disappearing, Zhu Qingyue suddenly reappeared out of the blue.

The small smile was wiped right off of Zhu Qingyue as he assessed Li irong from head to toe. His chiselled face imdiately beca grim.

"Wife," Zhu Qingyue said, rising to greet her. He crossed the room in two strides. "Who dared to hurt you?"

He sounded clearly distraught, his deep voice filled with concern, and underneath it, barely contained rage.

Li irong stiffened. She had thought about what to tell him when he’d finally return for over a thousand tis in her head, but as soon as he stood in front of her, words failed her.

’I might have nearly died, but the one who hurt more was you. You hurt . You left , again.’ She wanted to scream, to pound her fists on his chest with, but in the end, she turned her back to him and coldly replied, "It’s no concern of yours."

Zhu Qingyue reached for her then, his warm palm lightly grasping her shoulder. "You must tell what happened to you."

Li irong jerked away from him. "Don’t you think that you should be the one giving an explanation for your disappearance first?"

His silence was deafening.

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