"Before you remove me from my position, Young Master, I have the responsibility to protect the reputation of the Jade Villa, and this has nothing to do with you! Young Master!!!" She said the last sentence "Young Master" very seriously.
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It seems that he has completely accepted the identity of the master of Zijin Hall.
Even at this time, for Lin Ran, this identity was just an excuse for her to investigate the matter for Mo Xiaoran.
Seeing that Mo Xiaoran still didn't accept it, Lin Ran raised the corners of his lips and continued:
"If you insist on thinking that I'm helping you because of our relationship as husband and wife, don't you think it's redundant? Or...are you the one who is being pretentious now?"
In one sentence, Mo Xiaoran was left speechless.
He knew that at this time, if he persisted, there would really be no reason.
Lin Ran's words blocked everything he wanted to say in his throat.
But at this moment, Lin Ran's lips curled up into a sneer again, and he turned around.
"Mo Xiaoran, don't let me mistakenly think that you are actually already in love with me."
Lin Ran's words were somewhat provocative, but Mo Xiaoran behind her was completely stunned.
Feeling emotional?
He remembered that Jin had asked him this question, but he was afraid to avoid answering it.
Watching Lin Ranna limping up the slope, her swollen knees made it difficult for her to walk.
Seeing her bend down and hold her knees for a while from time to time, his brows would furrow in distress.
However, he just watched her walking like this without stepping forward to help her.
Until he saw Lin Ran in front of him stopped again, and his body swayed a few times unsteadily.
I almost fell down again.
His heart immediately rose to his chest.
He quickly picked up his feet and ran towards her.
His slender arms wrapped around Lin Ran's shaky body, with a hint of distress in his eyes.
"Lin Ran? What's wrong with you?"
However, he saw Lin Ran holding on to his sleeves with some difficulty, looking quite ugly.
However, she still shook her head stubbornly, "It's okay."