never mind.
Let her find clues about the child and change Mr. Wang's mind before telling him the good news.
"Thank you, Master Pei."
Mingyao thanked him quietly and then turned to leave.
Aunt Wu stood at the door with Little Radish in her hand. When she saw Mingyao come out, she was startled.
"Don't worry, Aunt Wu," Mingyao comforted her first. "Master Pei agreed to let the child stay. Thank you, Aunt Wu, for taking care of him."
She secretly exhaled a breath of stale air.
Fortunately, Little Radish Ding appeared in time, otherwise I really wouldn't have been able to explain being Madam Pei's spy.
She and Su Xueya did not know Madam Pei, but Su Xueya was forced to be by Madam Pei's side.
Madam Pei had a reason to hire Su Xueya as her informant.
Pei Siyu had always been suspicious of her, and if she continued to get entangled with Madam Pei, she would never be able to clear her name.
A sudden sharp pain shot through Mingyao's wrist, and she hissed in shock.
Little Radish immediately flinched, his dark eyes welling up with tears. "It must hurt a lot."
Mingyao belatedly noticed the purplish-blue marks on her wrist; it turned out that Little Radish was concerned about her.
"It doesn't hurt anymore."
It was getting late, and Little Radish started to yawn.
He rubbed his sleepy eyes, opened his arms, and gestured for Mingyao to hug him.
Mingyao hugged him and gently patted his back as they walked towards the room.
"Miss Su, wait a moment." Aunt Wu called out to her, hesitating as if she wanted to say something but then stopped.
Mingyao felt something was off. "Aunt Wu, if you have something to say, just say it."
Before she could finish speaking, a clanging sound came from her room on the second floor.
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