81 She Just Could Not Be Left Alone Ii (1/2)
There was still an aunt to face even if Feng Ruqing's grandfather and uncle had forgiven her.
Her aunt swore never to meet her again because of Dai'er. She could not stay at the general's manor for long if her aunt had not forgiven her.
But, she believed that her aunt's prejudice toward her would be lessened if she treated the general's family nicely. Her aunt would then be able to trust her again.
”Cousin.” Dai'er tugged at Feng Ruqing's sleeves and looked at Feng Ruqing with teary eyes. ”Will you come to meet me again?”
Feng Ruqing patted Dai'er's head. ”I'll come and meet you after a few days. Is that alright?”
”Alright.”
Dai'er nodded vigorously and showed her sweet smile. ”Dai'er will wait for cousin.”
Feng Ruqing lowered her eyes and patted Dai'er's head gently. Feng Ruqing was determined now.
One day, Feng Ruqing would help to recover Dai'er's face. Feng Ruqing would also make sure that Feng Rushuang and her gang would never look down on her again.
”I won't detain you if you're determined to leave. You are welcome to come to our manor anytime you like,” Master Nalan said, sighing.
Master Nalan would never be cruel toward Feng Ruqing no matter how many times Feng Ruqing had disappointed him. Master Nalan would rather choose to believe that Feng Ruqing had changed for the better.
”Yes, grandpa.” Nalan Jing bit his lip and looked at Feng Ruqing in confusion.
Feng Ruqing had really changed. It made Nalan Jing unable to understand Feng Ruqing now. Feng Ruqing also had changed and she was no longer as vile as before.
”Dad.”
Feng Ruqing left them under Nalan Jing's accompaniment. Looking at her, Nalan Zhangqian raised his eyes and lowered his voice. ”Could you tell whether Feng Ruqing has really changed for the better or she's just fooling with us again?”
Master Nalan laughed bitterly. ”For sure I'll say she's changed for the better because I'm her grandpa and I always hope that she will improve someday. I don't want her being tricked by n.o.ble Consort Rong again to the point where she no longer recognizes her family.”