She stopped in her tracks, feeling a sharp pain in her heart, as if something had pierced it.

"Yinyin, what's wrong?"

Fu Rong noticed that Shu Xueyin's face had become even paler and worried that her wrist injury might be infected.

The people who were eating looked over here.

Shu Xueyin snapped out of her daze and shook her head at Fu Rong, "Grandma, I'm fine."

Fu Rong was finally relieved.

"Dad, Mom, my brothers and sisters."

Shu Xueyin walked over, first greeting the Shu family members with an unchanged expression, and finally her gaze fell on Si Tingyu, her eyes softening even more, "Brother Si."

Her tender feelings were destined to be seen by a blind man; Si Tingyu merely nodded indifferently to her, without even asking about her injuries.

Her right hand, which was hanging down, curled up slightly, and then slowly relaxed.

"Xueyin, your injury hasn't healed yet, why did you come down?"

Yun Yun spoke first, wanting to maintain appearances, "I've already told the cook to bring breakfast up to you."

Shu Xueyin looked at her, her pale lips parted slightly, "Mom, I'm much better now, so I came down to apologize to you."

"What are you apologizing for?"

Yun Yun was puzzled.

"Because I came back yesterday, I was in a bad mood and got stuck in a rut. I felt that I was inferior to my sister in every way, that you would not like me, and I missed my family too much. That's why I had the extreme idea of ​​cutting my wrists to find them. But after my sister saved me, I regretted it."

Shu Xueyin explained softly, "I felt really bad for ruining the celebration I was holding for my sister last night, so I wanted to come downstairs to apologize to you all."

Yun Yun didn't tell her not to apologize because she was injured, but said, "Xueyin, if you really want to apologize, then talk to Wanwan."

"..."

Shu Xueyin was immediately overwhelmed with mixed feelings.

She knew Yun Yun didn't care much about her adopted daughter, but she didn't expect that after recognizing Shu Mowan, she would sometimes stop even maintaining appearances.

"Sister, I'm sorry, I was narrow-minded. I hope you can forgive me."

She looked down at Shu Mowan and apologized.

I'm afraid that if I look up, I'll meet that vile woman's mocking gaze.

They were confronting each other just last night, and now she's bowing her head and apologizing. If she were Shu Mowan, she would have mercilessly laughed at her.

"Sister, shouldn't you be looking at me when you apologize?"

Shu Mowan said, "You don't even dare to look at me? Is it because I've suddenly become too ugly?"