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Nevertheless, he must have been a very precious person for Xu. Even if she was crying and laughing at the sa ti, reminiscing about her lover drew out a different emotion from her usual snarky attitude.

Xus feelings must have stabilized after telling her story, because she then wiped her tears and directed her intense gaze towards Yui i.

So, tell , how can these fingers of mine move properly again?

Yui i finally heard those long-awaited words from Xu herself, so she strode towards Xu, then wrapped her hands with hers.

MIss Xu finally expressed her wish to be treated, so Im really happy. No matter what kind of illness it is, as long as the afflicted person herself wishes to be healed, it is possible to be cured.

Yui i stroked Xus hands. Xus face crumpled, then she nodded.

I want to be cured, I want to play the lute!

Her voice trembled as she expressed herself, and Yui i couldnt help but think that she was right.

She was acting that she gave up and abandoned her music, but she mustve wanted to play the lute all this ti.

It shouldnt be that easy for people to just casually throw sothing they were so passionate about.

Yui i was certain that Xu already liked to play the lute even before it beca her reason to help her parents, or to play for her lover.

She peered into Xus eyes.

Yes, you can play again. Based on my assessnt, your rheumatism feng shi is still in the mild stages, so if you properly undergo dical treatnt, you can be cured completely. First, we need to have you examined at the clinic, then buy you dicine.

Got it.

Xu obediently agreed to Yui is proposal.

Finally, such a troubleso person you are.

The fact that she refused treatnt until she was driven into a corner like this said a lot about how twisted she had inwardly beco.

The Jiaofang mustve been worried about her, too.

They must have been suspicious too as to whether she really had rheumatism or not.

At any rate, it was an illness that frequently afflicted won who make heavy use of their fingers for work.

Xu and Yui is conversation had been settled, when

You have to get out of the penitentiary first if you want to be treated.

The man who had quietly watched over them all this ti suddenly spoke.

Indeed, it was the Ministry of Justices turn after Yui i was done speaking with her.

Xu Zi, wont you tell us the truth now?

Xu clenched her hands, which were still held by Yui i.

Yui i also gripped her tighter as a way to cheer her, before letting her go. She then stood up and went back to Libins side.

I got it, Ill speak.

Xu seed to have strengthened her resolve as she looked up with blazing eyes that still had tears in them.

She then started to talk about the affairs of Jiaofang.

Im sure you guys already looked into this, but yeah, the girl you captured is soone I have been looking after since the day she entered the Jiaofang.

The captured girl she was referring to was probably the palace courtesan who was interrogated back when Yui i first visited the penitentiary; the person who was said to be Xus younger sister.

Unlike Xu, she was the daughter of a powerful family that had been exterminated due to failure. She was bought to beco a palace courtesan and had been taken into the palace.

It seed that she had been raised as a princess before that, so she was an insufferable woman that couldnt accept her fate of becoming a courtesan.

However, she wasnt the only one with those circumstances; the other courtesans also had pretty much the sa background story before.

The Jiaofang people were worried that it would influence the other courtesans if they were to make a big fuss over her.

She beca a problem child who would periodically attempt to ran away from the palace, and had beco too much to handle for the other courtesans. Thus, she was assigned to be under Xus care since she had stayed for quite a long ti in the palace already.

If she wasnt reford, she would be fired from being a courtesan, and would fall to beco a lower-ranking servant.

Usually, slaves would do hard labor because they were people who committed cris, and they were at the very bottom of the caste.

Xu thought it would be a pity to increase the number of unfortunate won once again, so she decided to agree to the request.

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