Qian Yexue, who had taken off the bandage, had skin that was whiter than ordinary people, as white as porcelain, and had exquisite facial features under her beautiful black hair. Wearing a black eyepatch on half of her eyes did not affect her appearance at all. On the contrary,
Supporting the black dress that is simple and does not need any decoration, but she wears it with a light and noble look, she is mysterious like a noble night elf. As long as people take one look at her, they can no longer take their eyes away from her.
Including the boss, no one thought that this person who wrapped himself up tightly because he thought he had some hidden secrets could be so beautiful. This also deeply shocked people who always thought that Qian Yexue was born because of practicing dark magic.
Sui Luo and Xiudun had to cover their faces with something because of their disfigured face.
"Yexue, this dress suits you very well. Really, you are so beautiful, why did you dress yourself up like that before?" After getting along with Qianyexue this day, Liya had obviously regarded her as a good friend.
Hearing this, Qianyexue was a little unaccustomed to the scorching gaze. She turned her face away slightly and said in a low voice: "I have been suffering from a disease that prevents me from seeing the light since I was a child, so I have to dress like that during the day."
"How could it be..." Liya felt very sad when she heard what she said. She believed it to be true without any doubt. She didn't expect that God had given her such a beautiful face, but she would have such regretful and sad pain.
After everyone heard this, they also expressed sympathy for the girl in front of them.
"Yexue, that eye of yours?" Shui Luo couldn't help but ask.
At this time, Qian Yexue raised a hand, gently touched the red eye covered with an eyepatch, and said calmly and calmly: "An accident made this eye invisible." She lied without blushing.
She jumped and turned a deaf ear to the sighs of sympathy from others.
If they knew her true identity, I'm afraid they wouldn't look at her with such sympathetic eyes anymore.