Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios
It was hard to describe the feeling.
Mu Xiaoxiao remembered how he had lied to her and pouted unhappily. She raised a hand to hit him.
However, she remembered he was injured.
Her hand hovered in mid-air.
“You actually lied to me last time! I almost believed you. Humph, luckily, I’m smart!”
Jun Zeye looked at her and spoke about his confusion. “I also thought that you believed me then. Why were you still suspicious? And how did you suddenly remember my birthmark?”
Mu Xiaoxiao smirked as she said, “Because I’m smart! That day I got a vague impression of something on your back. Afterwards, I remembered your birthmark, so I maintained my suspicions.”
She had not imagined that she would get a chance to check it like this.
With the birthmark as evidence, it was hard for him to deny things.
Mu Xiaoxiao harrumphed at him. “Would you have continued to deny that you were Ah Ze if I hadn’t found out about your birthmark?”
“Yeah.” Jun Zeye spoke the truth.
Mu Xiaoxiao glared at him. “You’re too much! How can you do this to me?”
Had he forgotten their childhood friendship?
Jun Zeye looked down. In a heavy voice, he said, “Sorry.”
She could not get angry at the sight of him like this.
Mu Xiaoxiao asked him, “Then… did you never think about coming back to look for me all those years? Not even once?”
Jun Zeye was silent for a while before nodding. “I did.”
“Really?” Mu Xiaoxiao looked at him.
Upon getting a satisfactory answer, Mu Xiaoxiao was happy.
Mu Xiaoxiao chuckled as she said, “That’s what I thought. Why would you just appear by my side out of nowhere and protect me in secret? It’s only because you’re Ah Ze!”
Oh yeah, if he had forgotten their childhood friendship, why would he treat her so well?
This meant that he had kept her in his thoughts all these years.
“Did you know? The year you died, Papa and Mama didn’t let me go to the hospital to see you one last time. They said you had been cremated. I was so sad I dragged Yin Shaojie to the tree in the backyard to make a grave for you.”
Originally, Mu Xiaoxiao had been smiling as she said this, but paused when she reached her last words.
“Actually, I was scared… that I would forget you.”
Jun Zeye did not know this and had not even thought that she would do such a thing for him.
His gaze trembled as he looked at her and said, “Thank you.”
Mu Xiaoxiao smiled, trying to hide her sorrow.
Ah Ze was back. He was not dead so she did not need to be sad any longer.
She looked at him and smiled as she said, “Ah Ze, you’re not dead, you’re not dead! I’m really, really, really happy. Super, super, super happy…”
She felt like she had to repeat the word “happy” in order to express how she was feeling.
Jun Zeye looked at the light in her eyes. There was obvious happiness and joy in her eyes.
He raised a hand and paused. However, he still could not help himself and ruffled her hair.
“It was my fault. I should have told you earlier.”
If I had known that you would be so happy, I would have told you I was alive sooner.
She did not know this, but the year he met her and Yin Shaojie and played with them was the most happy memory in his childhood.
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Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios
It was hard to describe the feeling.
Mu Xiaoxiao remembered how he had lied to her and pouted unhappily. She raised a hand to hit him.
However, she remembered he was injured.
Her hand hovered in mid-air.
“You actually lied to me last time! I almost believed you. Humph, luckily, I’m smart!”
Jun Zeye looked at her and spoke about his confusion. “I also thought that you believed me then. Why were you still suspicious? And how did you suddenly remember my birthmark?”
Mu Xiaoxiao smirked as she said, “Because I’m smart! That day I got a vague impression of something on your back. Afterwards, I remembered your birthmark, so I maintained my suspicions.”
She had not imagined that she would get a chance to check it like this.
With the birthmark as evidence, it was hard for him to deny things.
Mu Xiaoxiao harrumphed at him. “Would you have continued to deny that you were Ah Ze if I hadn’t found out about your birthmark?”
“Yeah.” Jun Zeye spoke the truth.
Mu Xiaoxiao glared at him. “You’re too much! How can you do this to me?”
Had he forgotten their childhood friendship?
Jun Zeye looked down. In a heavy voice, he said, “Sorry.”
She could not get angry at the sight of him like this.
Mu Xiaoxiao asked him, “Then… did you never think about coming back to look for me all those years? Not even once?”
Jun Zeye was silent for a while before nodding. “I did.”
“Really?” Mu Xiaoxiao looked at him.
Upon getting a satisfactory answer, Mu Xiaoxiao was happy.
Mu Xiaoxiao chuckled as she said, “That’s what I thought. Why would you just appear by my side out of nowhere and protect me in secret? It’s only because you’re Ah Ze!”
Oh yeah, if he had forgotten their childhood friendship, why would he treat her so well?
This meant that he had kept her in his thoughts all these years.
“Did you know? The year you died, Papa and Mama didn’t let me go to the hospital to see you one last time. They said you had been cremated. I was so sad I dragged Yin Shaojie to the tree in the backyard to make a grave for you.”
Originally, Mu Xiaoxiao had been smiling as she said this, but paused when she reached her last words.
“Actually, I was scared… that I would forget you.”
Jun Zeye did not know this and had not even thought that she would do such a thing for him.
His gaze trembled as he looked at her and said, “Thank you.”
Mu Xiaoxiao smiled, trying to hide her sorrow.
Ah Ze was back. He was not dead so she did not need to be sad any longer.
She looked at him and smiled as she said, “Ah Ze, you’re not dead, you’re not dead! I’m really, really, really happy. Super, super, super happy…”
She felt like she had to repeat the word “happy” in order to express how she was feeling.
Jun Zeye looked at the light in her eyes. There was obvious happiness and joy in her eyes.
He raised a hand and paused. However, he still could not help himself and ruffled her hair.
“It was my fault. I should have told you earlier.”
If I had known that you would be so happy, I would have told you I was alive sooner.
She did not know this, but the year he met her and Yin Shaojie and played with them was the most happy memory in his childhood.
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