Shang Yechu's heart pounded. If her guess was correct, then Lin Fengyu's image might undergo a complete 180-degree turn!

Shang Yechu grabbed Yang Huanyi's hand, afraid that her thoughts would vanish in an instant, and hurriedly said, "Let's assume—no! Let's think this way! When Lin Fengyu was brought into Zhao Cheng's home, she wasn't actually Zhao Cheng's adopted daughter, but a choir member no different from other women. But Lin Fengyu, in order to... let's assume she wanted better treatment, secretly slipped from the back building to the front building and deliberately bumped into Zhao Lele!"

Yang Huanyi's hand was painfully gripped by Shang Yechu, but she couldn't care less. She stared blankly at Shang Yechu, a look of amazement flashing in her eyes. Any actor could see the significance in that glance.

Shang Yechu flung Yang Huanyi's hand away and took a few steps back. A hint of fanaticism flickered in her expression: "Lin Fengyu deliberately bumped into Zhao Lele, then pretended to be her sworn sister and went to great lengths to ingratiate herself with the girl, thus arousing Zhao Lele's interest..."

"What about Zhao Cheng?" Yang Huanyi asked anxiously. "Why didn't Zhao Cheng and his servants expose her?"

Shang Yechu twirled her wrist: "Lin Fengyu is beautiful, gentle, and sensible. She must have been very favored by Zhao Cheng when she first entered the family. Of course, the servants wouldn't dare offend her. And Zhao Cheng..."

Shang Yechu sneered: "The new love is as sweet as honey. Zhao Cheng may think it's good to have an older sister to take care of Zhao Lele; perhaps he's easily swayed and was influenced by her pillow talk; or perhaps he simply thinks it's exciting to have an affair with his goddaughter. In any case, he went along with it."

However, Zhao Cheng had no idea that his casual agreement to do something small would trigger a series of chain reactions.

Shang Yechu stepped forward and embraced Yang Huanyi in the pose from the script: "Lin Fengyu doesn't love Zhao Cheng, that's for sure. After all, no one would love an old man who's twenty or thirty years older than them. The closer Zhao Lele gets to her, the harder it will be for Zhao Cheng to make a move on Lin Fengyu."

"The script says that Zhao Lele has a lot of nightmares, and Lin Fengyu often tries to put her to sleep. Let's assume that Lin Fengyu doesn't want to take care of the old man Zhao Cheng, so she deliberately flatters or coaxes Zhao Lele into saying that her 'adopted sister' is keeping her to sleep. Zhao Cheng can only suffer in silence. After all, he has no reason to stop Zhao Lele from resting with her 'adopted sister'."

Shang Yechu gently pushed Yang Huanyi away, her eyes shining:

"Zhao Lele is a tool that Lin Fengyu uses to obtain better living resources and to escape Zhao Cheng."

To put it bluntly, Lin Fengyu's obedience to Zhao Lele was merely an excuse to stay by her side and spend less time sleeping with Zhao Cheng.

Unfortunately, Lin Fengyu didn't expect that Zhao Lele was a born lesbian, or perhaps born without maternal love. By using Zhao Lele's actions, she unexpectedly caused the girl to fall in love with her!

No, it's not necessarily a coincidence.

After receiving the script for *Anna Doria*, Shang Yechu studied it meticulously. The poems Lin Fengyu taught Zhao Lele in the script were the works of an ancient Greek lesbian poet. This detail is quite intriguing.

No wonder Yang Huanyi and Shang Yechu couldn't find their rhythm; they were fundamentally flawed.

In the script of *Anna Doraemon*, Lin Fengyu is a delicate and fragile character, like a drifting duckweed. She is completely devoted to Zhao Lele, and everything she does is forced upon her. She possesses both the gentleness of a mother and the tenderness of a lover, unconditionally accepting everything about Zhao Lele—unfortunately, *Anna Doraemon* is based on Zhao Lele's narration, so it inevitably carries a romantic bias.

Neither Shang Yechu nor Yang Huanyi could believe that there could be someone like Lin Fengyu who was so wholeheartedly in love with the daughter of their enemy, especially since that daughter was spoiled, arrogant, and would whip people with a horsewhip at the drop of a hat! The two of them simply couldn't empathize with her.

However, Luo Yao insisted that the script was based on a real person, which made Yang Huanyi and Shang Yechu dare not question the plot at all, and could only grit their teeth and interpret it as:

We don't understand the world of homosexuality.