I think Shen Hui is a good comrade who doesn't mind that her brother has an injured leg.

Now……

Oh…

Shen Hui is not as pleasing to the eye as this silly girl!

Speaking of the silly girl, Huo Yan shifted his gaze to Yingyue, who hadn't spoken.

"Hey, silly boy..."

He had barely opened his mouth when he was startled by a glare from his brother.

Huo Yan quickly swallowed his words.

I was so anxious that I almost choked on my own saliva.

He couldn't stop coughing, and it took him a while to recover.

"Um, Cheng Yingyue, is your childhood sweetheart also in Nancheng? What's his name? Do you know?"

The Huo family had lived in Nancheng for many years. Huo Yan knew the people of Nancheng inside and out, if not like they knew everything about them.

Maybe he knows Yingyue's childhood betrothed!

Could I lend a hand then?

But then again, I wonder who is so pitiful to have a childhood betrothal to a Taoist nun?

Huo Yan chuckled inwardly.

Yingyue found out about the arranged marriage from the original owner's memories.

"Master said it's the Huo family of Nancheng."

"Well…"

Huo Yan was dumbfounded. "Brother, how many Huo families are there in Nancheng?"

Huo Cheng's hand, which was resting on the armrest, moved slightly.

She did not answer her brother's question.

Instead, she looked up at Yingyue and asked, "Do you have any proof?"

"Yes, it is half a jade pendant."

Yingyue made no attempt to hide anything, taking out the yellowed half of the jade pendant from the envelope.

“Look, this is what my master gave me. She said to take this to the Huo family and they would take care of me and give me food.”

She explained very seriously.

Huo Cheng gripped the broken jade pendant, his eyes darkening.

He had seen an identical jade pendant in his grandfather's hands before.

So, it really was a childhood betrothal arranged between her and her family?

It was originally intended for Huo Yan.