"Remember, you must stay away from Ouyang Xuanxuan at all times."
After Nangong Xuan's back disappeared behind the courtyard gate, Ling Yun, who was standing side by side with Ling Wu to see Nangong Xuan off, suddenly said something.
"Yeah?"
Ling Wu raised her eyebrows and left with a lack of interest.
She only took two steps before she stopped, lowered her head and sighed secretly, then turned to look at Ling Yun who was standing there: "Why?"
When Ling Yun just clapped his hands, he knew clearly that he was leaking the secret of prevention in the prince's palace to her, but he still did it.
"I owe you this," Ling Yun lowered his head, avoiding Ling Wu's somewhat aggressive eyes, reached out and picked off a dead leaf on his head, looked at it carefully for a while, then crushed it in his palm, then
Then he continued: "So I will give it back to you."
Ling Wu's eyes turned cold, and she looked at Ling Yun sarcastically: "You owe me? Why did I never know that you owed me?"
Ling Yun stopped talking and just looked at Ling Wu quietly.
Looking at Ling Yun's helpless face, Ling Wu's aggressive eyes slowly dimmed and she bit her lower lip: "I don't owe you anything, but you don't owe me anything anymore."
Her eyes looked like that night again, like the void in the dark night
It's cold but makes people feel inexplicably lonely.
No matter how many people are around her, her eyes are still the same lonely
Ling Wu suddenly remembered that night when her palm was pressed on Ling Yun's shoulder, at that moment full of death, the kiss he pressed on her lips
It was at that moment that Ling Wu changed her mind about killing Ling Yun and instead sent herself to the prince's residence.
If Ling Yun hadn't told Ouyang Xi her identity, how could she be standing here today?
Thinking of this, Ling Wu's eyes suddenly turned cold: "You have never owed me anything."
Ling Yun shook his head. The usual playful smile on his face no longer existed. He glanced at Ling Wu with a complex look: "I..."
"Don't say anything," Ling Wu interrupted him directly, turned around and walked forward: "You didn't do anything wrong. What was wrong was that we shouldn't have met that night in the first place."