Walls had ears, but he pretended not to know.
Perhaps Old Master Ji's rank at this moment was not necessarily as high as Lord Jose's, but this situation was fundamentally different from the one in the little prayer room.
For Fu Qian, he had directly occupied Jose's perspective back then. As long as the other party had no ability to break the fourth wall, there was absolutely no need to worry about being noticed.
This time, however, there was a living, breathing entity here. Hiding beneath a supernatural being's very eyes was almost impossible.
Under such circumstances, Old Master Ji's attitude became rather intriguing.
First and foremost, he had not forgotten his original purpose. Based on the earlier deduction, he had almost certainly come here to complete a mission.
There was nothing wrong with catching up on old feelings along the way, but he could not possibly be wholly devoted to that.
Which meant that the conversation outside just now had already been quite strange in itself.
He had specifically disguised himself as the groom, lured the groom's former lover into a private little room, and then patiently talked about love and feelings, even bringing out lines like "marriage is a cage."
His intentions were certainly impure, but certainly not impure in the conventional sense.
What did Old Master Ji want?
Simple. He wanted to complete his mission.
That was right. No matter how melodramatic it looked, Fu Qian believed that the scene before him was almost certainly part of Old Master Ji's solution.
That included pretending not to know someone was inside the wardrobe.
Naturally, Fu Qian was greatly interested in this solution.
After all, methods arose in response to problems. Figuring out the old master's approach would effectively help him understand the secret surrounding the Larrea family.
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