Translator: Dragon Boat Translation Editor: Dragon Boat Translation
“No.” Lian Zixin’s voice imdiately rose, tinged with a hint of panic. However, upon noticing the peculiar look Lian ngzhu shot her way, she swiftly controlled her emotions, wearing a masked smile on her face. “Sis, what’s on your mind? Let’s not talk about anything else. The age gap between and Miss Ye is so significant; how could there be any connection!”
Lian ngzhu’s gaze remained fixed on Lian Zixin, allowing her to detect sothing awry. She squinted suspiciously and asked, “Zixin, your behavior today is truly peculiar. It seems your emotions have been off since you laid eyes on that bracelet. What’s going on?”
She knew her sister, enabling her to sense that Zixin’s actions today were exceptionally strange. There must be a secret she wasn’t privy to.
“I’m perfectly fine,” Lian Zixin promptly denied, her tone assertive. “Sister, don’t overthink it. And if there were truly sothing wrong, how could I not tell you?”
Lian ngzhu furrowed her brow, not entirely convinced by Lian Zixin’s words. Yet, she could discern that Zixin had no intention of revealing the truth. Continuing the conversation would likely prove futile.
“Alright, if you don’t want to talk about it, I won’t press you.” Lian ngzhu sighed. “But, if there’s sothing, rember to tell . I’m your sister, and regardless of what happens, I’ll protect you.”
Upon hearing Lian ngzhu’s words, a glint of emotion flashed in Lian Zixin’s eyes. She gazed at Lian ngzhu and suddenly asked, “Sis, if in the future, you discover I’ve done sothing wrong, would you forgive ?”
“What are you talking about!” Lian ngzhu gently patted Lian Zixin’s hand, smiling. “From childhood to now, I’ve never held any of the absurd things you’ve done against you. You’re my only sister. Even if you genuinely make a mistake, do you think l t d sever ties with you?”
Despite Lian ngzhu’s reassuring words, Lian Zixin showed no sign of relief. She unexpectedly grasped Lian ngzhu’s hand, her tone unintentionally tense. “Sis, what if the mistake I make harms you? Would you still forgive
“Zixin, what’s going on with you?” Lian ngzhu looked at her tightly held wrist, expressing confusion. “You’re acting so strangely today. What did you do? Tell , and I’ll listen.’
“It’s nothing.” Lian Zixin released her grip, forcing a smile. “I just feel like sotis I act without considering the consequences. I might inadvertently do sothing that hurts you. I’m afraid you’ll be angry with for that.”
“Zixin, you’re overthinking it.” Lian ngzhu smiled and shook her head. “As you said, it’s unintentional. I might get upset, but I won’t hold it against you forever. After all, we’re sisters!”
Instead of easing, Lian Zixin’s mood grew heavier after hearing Lian ngzhu’s words.
“Sis, I’m a bit tired. I want to rest for a while,” Lian Zixin said. “Probably because I didn’t sleep well last night, I feel quite dazed now.”
“Then rest up!” Lian ngzhu responded with concern. “After you wake up, I’ll have soone bring you so supplents. Your body is quite weak, and you need proper nourishnt.”
Once outside the room, Lian ngzhu’s doubts persisted, if not intensified. The recent conversation confird that Zixin harbored a secret, likely connected to her. However, Zixin’s reluctance to share was evident. Even as her sister, Lian ngzhu couldn’t force her to reveal it.
Outside the door, Lian ngzhu was filled with uncertainty, while inside the room, Lian Zixin’s mood remained far from settled.
She lay silently on the bed, unable to find sleep. Claiming to want to rest earlier was rely an excuse. She didn’t want Lian ngzhu to keep probing, fearing she might inadvertently spill the beans..
Reviews
All reviews (0)