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It would be even better if I could bring myself along when hiding away from everything.
Fu Sihan shook his head, "I didn't see."
He had some impression of Ruan Anmu in front of him; he remembered her from that day on the mountain. Just now, when Ruan Anmu danced the first dance with her brother, Ruan Huai, he noticed her—elegant and lively, with a dignified demeanor.
Fu Sihan felt that the girl before him always carried a certain vitality that was inherently attractive.
"Thank you," Ruan Anmu said, looking at the handsome man in front of her, puzzled by his few words.
Driven by a medical instinct, she couldn't help but think a little more. Could this handsome guy be a stutterer? He seemed to only speak in short phrases.
With this thought, Ruan Anmu's gaze at Fu Sihan took on a hint of sympathy. What a shame for such a handsome guy to be a stutterer.
Fu Sihan sensed her gaze and felt it was somewhat strange. Did she misunderstand something?
Since Xiaoxi wasn't here, Ruan Anmu prepared to look for someone else.
A soft voice suddenly called out, "Brother, cousin, over here!"
Yu Qi had searched the entire venue and finally found the people she was looking for here. She cast a greedy glance at Fu Sihan.
Ruan Anmu recognized the voice and turned to look at her, her smile fading slightly. This was the foolish girl who had tried to harm her and Xiaoxi by provoking the king cobra on the mountain, only to end up getting bitten herself.
Ruan Anmu still remembered how she had falsely accused Xiaoxi of wanting to harm her that day. But Ruan Anmu didn't believe a word of it.
Xiao Xi treats herself so well; how could she possibly want to harm her from the beginning?
As for this person, didn’t he get bitten by a snake? Why did he leave the hospital so quickly instead of staying a few more days?
Fu Sihan looked at her with a calm expression and nodded slightly.
Yu Jing responded with a sound.
Yu Qi was adopted by his mother from an orphanage, and in name, she was his younger sister. Although Yu Jing didn’t particularly like this sister—after all, they weren’t blood relatives—he just couldn’t feel close to her. However, ever since Yu Qi was brought into their home, she had been trying to please everyone, and over the years, there had developed a bit of affection.
Yu Qi looked at Ruan Anmu, her expression shifting slightly before she finally said softly, “Xiao Mu.”
Ruan Anmu immediately interrupted her. “I think we’re not at the stage where we can call each other by our first names, Miss Yu.”
Yu Qi’s expression stiffened for a moment before she quickly adjusted it and spoke again, “Miss Ruan, how have you been getting along with Xiao Xi lately? She has quite a temper; if she has upset you, please be more forgiving towards her.”
Ruan Anmu frowned at her words.
Yu Qi continued, “Xiao Xi even complained to me that she dislikes you.”
She deliberately paused as if she had let something slip. “No, I didn’t mean it that way. Anyway, as long as you two are getting along well, I’ll feel relieved.”
Then she hesitated again, as if struggling internally before finally saying, “Xiao Mu, now that you’ve just returned to the Ruan family, you must keep an eye on your belongings. Be careful not to let anyone take them from you.”
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