"Madam, be good and obedient. Let me serve you tea first."
He noticed the hatred and pain in Lin Ran's murderous eyes.
The hatred was exactly the same as the hatred she had felt in the room just now when she first woke up.
He guessed that maybe what grandma said to her just now stirred up some of the deepest memories in her heart.
In my heart, I felt a little bit unbearable.
Especially when facing her helpless eyes even though they were filled with murderous intent, he found that his heart still ached.
This was a feeling he had never felt before.
But facing Lin Ran, he found out.
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I actually felt like this.
Lin Ran was held in his arms, and the initial struggle gradually eased.
The wrist that Mo Xiaoran was holding tightly was now held in his palm.
She felt the comforting warmth in her palm.
The slightly trembling little body gradually calmed down at this time.
After a while, her mood calmed down a bit.
His face once again returned to the calm look it had at the beginning.
"Okay, tea."
Her tone still had some unstable rhythm.
When Mo Xiaoran heard what she said, he finally let her go from his arms with some relief.
He glanced at the servant behind him who was waiting with two cups of tea.
Then I saw the maid walking over with a tray in her hand as if she knew what she was doing.
Mo Xiaoran and Lin Ran knelt down in front of Mrs. Mo.
At this time, Mrs. Mo was obviously frightened by Lin Ran's initial expression, and she did not dare to cause any trouble at this time.
Lin Ran's expression was not as scary as before.
Just when the maid was about to hand the hot tea on the tray to Lin Ran, she saw Yin Feixue walking forward.
"I'd better serve it to my cousin."
Yin Feixue looked at Lin Ran.
Thinking of Mo Xiaoran's tender eyes when she hugged Lin Ran just now, her eyes couldn't help but sparkle with jealousy.
In my heart, there was some gnashing of teeth.
She was very unwilling, really unwilling.
Ever since she was a child, she had stayed at the Jade Villa for so many years, all she wanted was to have her cousin look at her, even if it was half a look.