From the moment I knew Yin Can and Cang Lian, there had always been someone named Hui’er entangled between the three of us. I didn’t know who she was, didn’t know where she was now, but I knew that the woman named Hui’er was definitely a barrier between Yin Can and Cang Lian.
Ran Lin looked me over, a flash of surprise crossing his face. The folding fan in his hand stopped moving.
I quietly stayed by Weiluo’s side, letting these two men scrutinize me, but a bad feeling was rising in my heart. I felt like I was caught in a conspiracy.
“She looks similar, but Hui’er would never have such coldness and stubbornness in her brow!” Ran Lin sighed.
I coldly looked at him, unsure if his sorrow was genuine. But I had already seen his most despicable side.
Leaving the Palace (Part Two)
Weiluo gently embraced me, softly smoothing the hair from my forehead, looking at me indulgently.
“Because although she looks like Hui’er, she will never be Hui’er, so Wang Xiong was willing to grant her to me!” Weiluo spoke calmly, his expression as unreadable as a still lake surface.
I looked at Weiluo questioningly. In fact, I knew clearly that Weiluo was deliberately saying this for me to hear.
“Don’t know who Hui’er is? Finding it strange, why she has the same name as you?” Weiluo looked at Ran Lin candidly.
Ran Lin gave me a meaningful look: “Hui’er was my eldest daughter, originally named Ran Hui’er, but she has already left this world.”
Hearing his words, I was even more surprised.
I had only known before that Hui’er was related to Yin Can and Cang Lian, but now things seemed to be getting more complicated.
I’ll translate the text into English:
I’m just a lazy person who doesn’t want to think too much about complicated things, doesn’t want to investigate why this man went to great lengths to get me out of the palace, and doesn’t want to explore what use I might have for him. Because I know I’ll be leaving here tomorrow, and since I’m leaving, I don’t need to worry about things that have nothing to do with me.
