If it were soone else, Su Xingqiao might not rember. He’s been away from the Capital City for six years, leaving when he was only eleven or twelve, so many faces have beco blurred. But Han Jing is different. In childhood, they actually often t; he didn’t grow up in the palace but spent a few years in Prince Yu Mansion. Su Yu wasn’t often at the mansion, sotis not returning for a long ti. Besides Su Yu, the only person he could trust in the capital was Su Yaogeng.
So at that ti, he often went to the Princess Mansion.
With ti and visits, he got to know Han Jing.
Although Han Jing was temperantal and sowhat self-conscious at that ti, perhaps seeing that he was more pitiful than her, she was quite kind to him.
Han Jing was the only childhood friend he had.
So Su Xingqiao has always rembered Han Jing.
But Han Jing completely doesn’t rember Su Xingqiao.
She glanced at him and casually asked, "Do you know ?"
Then she looked not far at the person still rolling on the ground, and a fallen horse: "What’s going on? A frightened horse?"
The coachman hurriedly replied, "Yes, Miss, pardon the offense. Fortunately, thanks to this young gentleman..."
Han Jing nodded to Su Xingqiao: "Thank you."
Then she said to the coachman, "Let’s go."
Having spoken, she lowered the carriage curtain and sat back.
The coachman again thanked Su Xingqiao and prepared to drive the carriage away.
Su Xingqiao stood where he was, watching the carriage pass by him.
...
Has she completely forgotten him?
Su Xingqiao shook his head, turned back to lead his horse. Having been gone for so long, the Capital City seed so strange it was as if it were from another lifeti.
By the ti the person on the ground, who had just killed his horse and almost hurt him, clumsily got up, the person was already gone. Truly... unfortunate!
Han Jing and An Chuxue arrived at Yao Xiang Pavilion. Surprisingly, Yun Feng wasn’t there today; he had gone to Su Yu’s Liuxian Pavilion. Han Jing hesitated whether to go to Liuxian Pavilion to find Su Yu, but An Chuxue pulled her along.
Sure enough, Su Yu was also there.
It’s been a month since they parted at Liuxian Pavilion, and Han Jing almost forgot about what he said. Seeing him now, she suddenly rembered Su Yu’s words.
Han Jing wondered if he would ask her again, and Yun Feng, the quick-witted one, didn’t even wait for them to speak, finding an excuse to pull An Chuxue away.
Just like that, without any preparation, in the blink of an eye, only Han Jing and Su Yu were left.
Han Jing decided to remain silent, pretending not to see him.
"Have you made up your mind?" Su Yu asked, seeing Han Jing’s unwillingness to talk to him.
Han Jing feigned ignorance: "About what?"
"Oh? Don’t rember? Need a reminder?" Su Yu looked at Han Jing, kindly suggesting.
Han Jing recalled his way of reminding and instinctively shook her head: "No, no, I have made up my mind."
"That’s good." Su Yu nodded slightly as if everything was expected.
Han Jing was puzzled: "Hey, why aren’t you afraid I’ll refuse you? Although you’re quite good, surely there are better people in the world! What if you’re not my type? There’s no rule that I have to say yes to you, right?"
Su Yu’s way of being in control of everything was truly frustrating, making her feel unaccomplished.
PS: Busy with things all day this weekend, got back very late at night. I’ll just update two Chapters today. Starting tomorrow, I’ll catch up and add more updates.
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