He had seen her at her most embarrassing moments, but he didn't seem to dislike her because of it. Instead, he tried his best to cheer her up when she was feeling down.
Does this mean that he has feelings for me?
Or was everything he did simply out of affection for the house and its inhabitants?
She thought and thought but couldn't come up with an answer.
When I close my eyes at night, I think of Fu Weiyun's face that I saw during the day, and his eyes and ears.
As a result, I experienced insomnia, which is rare for me.
The next day at breakfast, the Left Censor noticed her dark circles and asked worriedly, "Miaomiao, were you frightened and couldn't sleep?"
Zuo Miaomiao felt a pang of guilt: "I am a little scared."
"Don't be afraid, those people have all been locked up in jail."
The Left Censor reassured him.
Zuo Miaomiao nodded: "I'm much better now."
As soon as the words were spoken, a servant brought over a note.
Zuo Miaomiao glanced at it and smiled, "Father, I went to the Marquis of Zhongyong's residence this afternoon. Sister Xiao said that Aunt Yun is going to the capital tomorrow, and she made some delicious food to send her off. She invited me to come and eat with her."
Does that mean I'll have to see Fu Weiyun again?
The Imperial Censor's heart skipped a beat, but seeing his daughter's excited expression, he swallowed his words.
Zuo Miaomiao also thought of Fu Weiyun, and her heart, which had finally calmed down, started pounding again.
She hurriedly drank a few mouthfuls of porridge and went back to her room.
After deliberating for a long time about what gift to give as a thank you, she opened her "treasure chest," took out her most beloved collection, put it in a gift box, and carefully wrapped it with a cloth.
She also selected the fox fur gloves she had recently made, intending to give them to Ms. Yun.
In the afternoon, I went out with these two items and a mix of trepidation and anticipation.
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