Chapter 175.2
Feng Shao suddenly laughed.
He patted Feng Lingxue’s little head, and said softly, “Xue’er, you are almost fourteen years old. In the countryside, your elders should be talking about finding you a husband at your age. But in the eyes of my teacher, you are still just a child. You will misunderstand some things, such as the feeling of dependence, as another kind of emotion. But when you grow up and think about the things you’re thinking now, would you think that your thoughts are too naive and immature?”
After all, Feng Shao is a big brother who once brought up and raised an entire sect’s junior disciples.
How could he not understand the throbbing in the heart of teenagers when they reach the age of first love? So in fact, very early on, Feng Shao noticed Feng Lingxue’s affection for him that was beyond the affection of master and disciple.
Feng Shao can also understand Feng Lingxue’s special emotions. But he doesn’t think Feng Lingxue’s emotion is love. It’s more appropriate to say it’s dependence.
Think about it, a girl who is struggling to survive with her little brother in a difficult situation, finally gets help from others in despair, how can she not be fascinated by the sudden feeling of dependence?
But if people think this is love, then it may not be so. Feng Lingxue has always been mistaking this kind of gratitude and dependence for love, which led to gradually falling into emotional confusion. So what Feng Shao has to do right now is to let Feng Lingxue come out and understand.
But for this kind of thing, it is better to be sparse. Feng Shao couldn’t directly cut off Feng Lingxue’s thoughts. That simple and rude way of coping would only lead Feng Lingxue to a dead end. So he had to carefully guide Feng Lingxue in the way of an experienced person.
Sure enough, under Feng Shao’s persuasion, Feng Lingxue became thoughtful, and it seemed that she was seriously thinking about her feelings for her master.