Li Xia has an unusual relationship with the man named Yan Xi.

Shan Yilin pretended to be casual and asked: "From his tone, it seems that he has known you for many years. Who is he to you? Why haven't you mentioned him before?"

When Li Xia heard Shan Yilin's voice, she resumed drying her hair.

"Oh, Yan Xi and I have known each other since we were kids. We were neighbors. At that time, his parents were busy with work, and Yan Xi was introverted. No kids his age in the community were willing to play with him. Later, for some reasons, we got to know each other. We had similar interests when we were kids, so we played together. Yan Xi was a little older than me, and he took care of me. Later, when my dad got to know his parents, Yan Xi's parents would leave him at my house when they were busy with work. As time went by, I recognized him as my brother. When I was a kid, I often chased after him and called him Brother Yan Xi."

Li Xia didn't notice anything unusual about Shan Yilin. She just thought he wanted to know about her past, so she told him everything without hiding anything.

As she talked about her childhood, the carefree days of those days emerged in her mind, and Li Xia's mouth corners curled up slightly.

to be honest.

Being an adult is much more tiring than being a child.

When I was a child, I only had to worry about my studies. Every day was carefree and free.

When you grow up, there are too many things that are beyond your control.

When Shan Yilin saw the smile on Li Xia's lips, he felt inexplicably unhappy.

Li Xia just misses the beauty of her childhood.

But in Shan Yilin's opinion, she smiled because she thought of Yan Xi.

He doesn't understand.

Since she and that guy named Yan Xi are childhood sweethearts.

Then why did she marry herself?

Because Shan Yilin has lost his memory, she is worried that he won't be able to accept their past relationship when he knows about it.

Therefore, in order not to stimulate Shan Yilin and affect his memory recovery, the Shan family concealed the fact that Zhou Yaya and Shan Ting had adopted Li Xia.

Just tell him.

For some reasons, Li Xia lived in the Shan family when she was a child.

No one told Shan Yilin the specific reason.

But at that time, he didn't care about Li Xia's childhood.

Shan Yilin then asked, "What happened next? From what you said, you and he must have had a very good relationship."

"Later..." Li Xia listened to Shan Yilin's words and moved her lips: "Later, his parents were transferred to another city for work reasons, and my family also had some changes, so we left Hai City. In the ten years in between, we lost contact."

She doesn't really want to recall those days.

"Do you have anything else to ask? If not, I'll go call Brother Yan Xi back. He probably wouldn't contact me suddenly. I'll ask him what's the matter."