After Han Lingxi finished speaking, she closed the door directly. She thought it best to have less contact with Ying Liu in the future.

Ying Liu was well aware of the original owner's feelings for her. Although perhaps even Ying Liu herself didn't know it now, she still wanted to avoid his deep affection for her, since she couldn't bear a sincerity that she couldn't reciprocate.

Ying Liu stared at the tightly closed door in front of him, so angry he felt like he was going to explode. He had kindly brought her medicine, and she dared to bump into him like that. What an ungrateful brat.

Because Han Lingxi had been recuperating in her room, she had no opportunity to come into contact with Mi Hang.

Han Lingxi's idea was to wait until she entered the Crown Prince's residence as a concubine before contacting Mi Hang. After all, as a bodyguard, although she protected Mi Hang every day, she had almost no chance to contact him, and was really like a shadow.

No one cares about their own shadow, and similarly, Mi Hang wouldn't care about her, the bodyguard. So Han Lingxi felt that healing her injuries was the priority now, and the mission could wait.

The Crown Prince has many secret guards around him. As the Crown Prince, he has three hundred secret guards under his command. However, only a dozen or so of them can stay by his side all the time. The rest of the secret guards have been sent out to do other things.

Besides Han Lingxi, the only other secret guards accompanying the Crown Prince were Shadow Six and the person who suddenly appeared behind her on her first day – Shadow Three.

The Crown Prince must always be by his side. Although the Crown Prince's skills are no less than those of the secret guards, the secret guards must never slack off in their duties.

Now that she's injured and resting, Shadow Three and Shadow Six will probably be more tired. However, Han Lingxi's self-blame was only momentary, and then she began to enjoy life to the fullest. She knew that there wouldn't be many more days like this, and in order not to arouse suspicion, she would have to pretend to be expressionless.

Han Lingxi's residence was in the Crown Prince's mansion. There was an inconspicuous little courtyard there, where servants usually did not come. It was the residence of the seven commanders. As for the residences of the other shadow guards, they were outside the mansion.

The small courtyard looked somewhat dilapidated, and the door was locked, making it seem like it was abandoned. But in fact, the courtyard was quite well-maintained. They rarely came back to live there, so no one had ever noticed that there were people living in the courtyard.

Although Han Lingxi was recuperating from her injuries, she wouldn't stay cooped up in the house all the time. At first, she managed to stay indoors to avoid running into Ying Liu, but now that Ying Liu hadn't appeared, she had let her guard down. So, on this day, as the sun set and a gentle breeze was blowing, she felt very comfortable and decided to go for a walk.

It's clearly inappropriate for her to leave the manor now, since she's injured and her agility is definitely not what it used to be. It would be a joke if she were accidentally captured by her own people.

However, there were many people and eyes in the mansion, so there weren't many places for her to go. Suddenly, Han Lingxi's eyes lit up. She remembered that there was a sizable rockery in the garden. Because it was remote, few people usually went there, and even fewer people would visit the top of the rockery.

So it would be nice for her to take a short rest on the artificial hill and enjoy life.

Han Lingxi acted immediately, carefully scaling the wall and leaving the courtyard. Although the wall was like flat ground to the original owner, Han Lingxi needed to practice her martial arts for a while if she wanted to use them as flexibly as the original owner. Besides, she was very afraid of pain, unlike the original owner who was used to getting injured and didn't care at all. She was afraid of her wounds reopening, so she inevitably had many concerns.

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