Naturally, she still had plenty she had not told Fan Xian.
For instance, she had called Zhou Cheng crazy, but not because a Grandmaster was going to assassinate Fan Xian.
It was because that fellow had said-
Fan Xian was not her biological brother.
And that if she liked Fan Xian, she should confess sooner rather than later...
Chapter 65: Ye Liuyun, Origins
On either side of the main road, the lush leaves were still a deep green. When the wind blew, their tenacious vitality rustled.
Mounted on his horse, Fan Xian glanced back at Xiao En in the prison cart.
The former "Demon King" had his eyes closed, as though dozing. The chains on his body clinked softly as the cart jolted along.
Fan Xian glanced at the carriage in the middle of the procession, which had originally been his. Now, however, Fan Ruoruo occupied it.
It had been over half a month.
The girl had followed him out of the Capital and traveled for more than half a month. They were almost at Qing's border.
He had urged her to go back countless times and had even considered sending her back by force, but she had refused point-blank.
She said that in the Capital, she was now like prey surrounded by wolves. Wherever she went, people watched her. She was neither used to it nor fond of it. She wanted to follow him and be free.
Fan Xian sighed.
He remembered discovering Ruoruo disguised as a man, sneaking among the procession during the first two days of their journey. His scalp had practically exploded.
He had wanted to send her packing then, but she had insisted firmly that she had left their father a letter.
She said that if their father truly wanted her back, he would certainly