She turned in surprise to look at Ying’pu Cangxie, who had already caused her enough surprise today. “You’ve changed your face… and your profession too?”
“Ah, you big-mouthed woman!”
Old Mr. Ying’pu was furious. He had been waiting for his grandson’s promise to return to Japan and inherit the family, but this unruly and overly clever Qin Fake had come to interfere.
“What? How dare you say I’m big-mouthed? Where is my mouth big? You can say my mouth is dirty, but why say it’s big?”
Qin Fake turned to glare at the old man, seeing only criminals and non-criminals in her eyes, never distinguishing between elders and juniors.
Listening to all this, Ying’pu Cangxie finally understood where Shang Keixin’s crude language, so incongruent with her appearance, came from!
“Ah…” Old Mr. Ying’pu was intimidated by Qin Fake’s momentum and momentarily couldn’t respond.
Shang Keixin, still not fully understanding the situation, now had a general idea. She looked at Ying’pu Cangxie with disappointment and shock.
“Cangxie… you’re not a noodle seller?!”
“…” For a moment, Ying’pu Cangxie didn’t know how to respond.
Probably no one in the world would be as dismissive and disappointed by his noble status and beautiful appearance as Shang Keixin.
“I… I’ll go back first.”
The shock was too great. First, the person she had always loved suddenly became incredibly handsome, and then transformed into a beloved prince charming. How could she bear it?
“Going back is good! These rich men are useless,” Qin Fake encouraged from the side.
Just as Shang Keixin stood up disappointedly and was about to turn and leave with her mother, suddenly—
“Keixin! You’re looking at my soul, aren’t you?” The low voice was unexpectedly serious, with a hint of pain.
Shang Keixin stopped at the doorway but didn’t turn back.
She inhaled and exhaled, her shoulders trembling, “I liked a person named Pu Cangxie, someone with really, really big hands. As for you… are you really the person in my memories?”
She slowly turned to face Ying’pu Cangxie, her large eyes resolute and sad, yet bright like stars in the dark night. “You should first find yourself.”
Ying’pu Cangxie was stunned. Her words seemed to strike something deep in his heart, but the feeling was elusive.
