Miss Truth

Yuanyi’s face was pale, her gaze unsettled, and she had not yet recovered from the shock of being exposed by Ran Yan. She was beginning to realize that the woman in front of her, who greatly resembled the Princess of Wenxi, was indeed a living person.

"After you." Without so much as glancing at Ran Yan, Xiao Song stepped aside to allow her to go first.

Wan Lu, looking at his sullen appearance, felt the hairs on her arms stand on end and, shrinking her neck, followed closely behind Ran Yan.

Seeing Xiao Song’s displeased expression, Chai Xuanyi said with worry, "May I know who this is..."

"I am Doctor Xiao Song of Right Discussion." The position of Assistant Minister of the Ministry of Justice was too sensitive; if he blurted it out, Chai Xuanyi might think something serious was happening, so Xiao Song cleverly circumvented it by stating his civil official position.

Chai Xuanyi bowed in greeting, "So it’s Doctor Xiao, since Doctor Xiao has personally come to escort, I won’t go over. Please take good care of my wife."

"Certainly." Xiao Song responded politely with a mild smile on his face, but as he turned away, he grimaced, "That’s my wife!"

Ran Yan caught a glimpse of his expression out of the corner of her eye and couldn’t help but laugh; such a grown man acting so childishly. The dreariness in her heart was swept away, and after bidding farewell to Chai Xuanyi, she left the Chai residence with Xiao Song.

Seeing that he was not speaking, Ran Yan handed over the paper she had put away earlier to Xiao Song.

He took it, glanced at it, then crumpled it into a ball and stuffed it into his sleeve.

"Have you reached a conclusion?" Ran Yan asked, noticing his action.