"Brother, my foot hurts."
Seeing that Shen Luoming looked too fierce, Han Lingxi could only resort to her ultimate weapon: feigning pitifulness. Sure enough, Shen Luoming's heart softened. He already knew from Luo Shaoxuan about Han Lingxi's foot injury, and seeing Han Lingxi's tearful appearance, he couldn't help but feel sorry for her. However, Shen Luoming didn't hold back at all.
"Let's see if you dare to sneak away again. If there's a next time, I won't even need you to twist your ankle; I'll break your leg myself."
"I won't dare to do it again, I won't dare to do it again."
Han Lingxi quickly smiled apologetically and begged for forgiveness.
Shen Luoming's complexion improved, and he picked up Han Lingxi and walked out. The sudden lift left Han Lingxi confused. Didn't she have to wait for her foot to heal before walking?
Shen Luoming and Luo Shaoxuan grew up together, so they should have a good relationship. But this time, Shen Luoming walked up to Luo Shaoxuan without saying goodbye, and just snorted heavily before leaving.
Han Lingxi looked at Luo Shaoxuan behind her with some unease, and Luo Shaoxuan smiled reassuringly at her.
Shen Luoming is in a bad mood right now. His sister finally recovered from her illness, but that brat Luo Shaoxuan has his eye on her. Heaven knows that Shen Luoming's face turned pale when Luo Shaoxuan said he wanted to marry Shen Xirao. He's so angry.
Because of the previous incident of sneaking away, Shen Luoming kept a close eye on Han Lingxi. Even after they set off to return to Beijing, Han Lingxi did not see Luo Shaoxuan.
When Han Lingxi returned to the capital, she learned that Luo Shaoxuan's father had come to propose marriage while she was still in Jiangnan. The Duke and Duchess of Zhenguo were naturally reluctant to part with their daughter, but considering that Shen Xirao had been known for her frail health and impending death for many years, even though she was much better now, no good family would be willing to marry her. Moreover, Luo Shaoxuan was a young and talented man, so it wouldn't be a disservice for Shen Xirao to marry him. Therefore, they agreed.
The Duke and Duchess of Zhenguo were worried that their daughter would be angry because they hadn't discussed it with her. Unexpectedly, Han Lingxi happily returned to her room to embroider her dowry. On the other hand, Shen Luoming had a sour face for several days, feeling that his little sister had been taken away.
On their wedding night, Luo Shaoxuan returned to the bridal chamber only to find that Han Lingxi was not there. He was very anxious but dared not make a sound. He went out of the bridal chamber to look for Han Lingxi and saw her sitting on the bamboo wall with a bright smile.
"Brother Shaoxuan, I'm going to jump. Will you catch me?"
Without waiting for Luo Shaoxuan's reply, Han Lingxi jumped down. Luo Shaoxuan flew over and caught her, and Han Lingxi giggled in Luo Shaoxuan's arms.
Looking at Han Lingxi, whose face was flushed with laughter, Luo Shaoxuan tightened his grip. Now that he had caught her, he would never let go of her again.
"Ding! Favorability +5, total favorability 100, mission complete, reward 20 attribute points, 2000 points."
"Host, would you like to jump to the next dimension?"
"No redirection."
The system always gives the same answer; it never gets tired of it.
Han Lingxi's life at home was very leisurely. There were no concubines causing trouble, nor a mother-in-law to serve. Han Lingxi occasionally heard the maids gossiping that Zhang Lingwan had been married off by her uncle to a wealthy landlord as a concubine. It was said that marrying her off was no different from selling her, and it was all for the dowry of a few hundred taels of silver.
With everything starting over, Zhang Lingwan's fate underwent a dramatic change. But she couldn't blame anyone else; if she hadn't falsely claimed to have saved Luo Shaoxuan, the Luo family would probably have taken care of her to some extent.
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