"What am I afraid of?" Su Qiao said indifferently.
"Besides, I can't see, and my life isn't worth much anyway."
Su Qiao leaned comfortably against the back of the chair, a bright smile playing at the corners of her lips.
"You, Eldest Young Master Chu, are different. You have an illustrious family, status, and money. You're young and accomplished, already holding an important position in the army at such a young age, and you'll inherit the Marshal's mantle in the future. So, Young Master Chu, you're the one who should cherish your life."
Chu Qingyun rarely revealed a few traces of genuine amusement, his eyes glinting with teasing.
"Heh, you really are a little different. No wonder my younger brother is so taken with you—he's completely bewitched and actually wants to marry you into the family with a grand bridal procession."
"That's true. Although your father, Su Hu, is a rough man who doesn't know much about anything, Chairman Cheng is clever and farsighted. A child raised under his guidance shouldn't be too bad."
Su Qiao hadn't expected this man to be so capable. He had actually already investigated her true identity.
After that fire, many people hadn't known that the original owner had been at the Cheng Family's residence at the time. They hadn't even known that her blindness had been caused by that fire.
That was why no one had come looking for trouble with the three members of their mother-and-daughter household afterward.
After all, who would care about three orphans and widows with no man left to rely on?
Even after her identity was exposed, Su Qiao showed no panic whatsoever.
"Eldest Young Master Chu is probably giving me too much credit. I'm just a blind woman. Otherwise, how could I have ended up in a place