CHAPTER 132: CHAPTER 132: A FINE APOLOGY—BUT DON’T DO IT AGAIN

Originally, she thought Tang Zan would take her somewhere else, but it turned out he brought her to Yuhua Valley.

Then Tang Zan took off his outer robe, placed it on the ground, and patted it.

"Sit down."

Pei Shu’er raised her eyebrows; could it be that Tang Zan was going to formally apologize to her?

Thinking about it, she felt a bit of anticipation.

She sat down, slightly happy.

In the original story, she had never seen the main antagonist yield.

This person was full of rebelliousness, like a thorn constantly poking others, and himself.

How would Tang Zan soften his stance?

Pei Shu’er waited for a long time, but Tang Zan showed no intention of speaking.

Tang Zan simply sat beside her, staring straight ahead.

Pei Shu’er was curious about what he was looking at and leaned in to follow his gaze.

He was looking at an ordinary rock.

At that moment, Tang Zan suddenly turned his head, and she saw his deep eyes, clearly reflecting her image.

She tilted her head back, wanting to break this strange atmosphere.

Just as she wanted to turn away, a faint yellow glow suddenly rose around them.

Pei Shu’er was startled, then her lips slowly curved into a smile, her eyes filled with shimmering starlight.

So, after sitting for two hours, this was what Tang Zan wanted her to see.

It’s quite beautiful.

Also quite surprising.

This person actually has such romantic cells.

She had seen male leads bring female leads to see fireflies in movies before.

At the time, she was quite envious and wished someone could take her to see fireflies.

After all, places where you can find fireflies are quite rare in modern times.

But arriving at this place, sitting on a cold bench for half a day, with someone beside her who didn’t say a word.

The two of them stayed like that for a full two hours, finally seeing the fireflies.

The process was long, but she finally saw the fireflies.

She had a strange feeling in her heart, indescribable and unclear.

If it were someone else, Pei Shu’er would think this person was so simple to the point of being clumsy in matters of love.

But if it’s Tang Zan, Pei Shu’er would feel it’s just a whim of the main antagonist, trying to share it with her, his plastic friend.

Or perhaps, just an awkward apology.

The White Tiger before was like this, and so is the firefly now.

In Tang Zan’s eyes, Pei Shu’er looked stunning; her lips wore a joyful smile, slightly raising her head to watch the fireflies.

Fireflies flew around her, lighting her whole being, her eyes full of tiny sparkles.

Just watching Pei Shu’er made his heart beat uncontrollably fast.

His chest felt hot; he wanted to hold her hand and embrace her.

His gaze fell on Pei Shu’er’s dew-covered red lips.

He couldn’t help but think of that dragonfly-like kiss.

His throat moved up and down, his eyes growing deeper.

Perhaps it was the good atmosphere, or perhaps the beauty of the woman before him, he slowly leaned towards Pei Shu’er.

Pei Shu’er smiled at him, and Tang Zan felt like the stars in the sky were all lighting up, even his heart brimming with gloom seemed brighter.

Pei Shu’er said, "These fireflies are really beautiful."

Tang Zan’s lips curled.

Pei Shu’er continued, "But I forgive you for your previous rudeness, and you don’t need to rack your brain for apology gifts anymore."

Fireflies were beautiful, but she didn’t want to sit for another half hour on the cold bench.

Tang Zan’s curled lips stiffened, he suddenly looked at Pei Shu’er.

Pei Shu’er even nodded affirmatively at him.

Still smiling beautifully, it was a captivating smile.

But now, to Tang Zan, it seemed a bit glaring.

He closed his eyes, took a deep breath, his tone decidedly turning cold.

"Let’s go, let’s head back."

Pei Shu’er was taken aback.

"Huh, are we heading back already? After waiting for two hours, we only saw it for a few minutes, that’s quite a loss."

Tang Zan said nothing, walked straight ahead.

Pei Shu’er shrugged.

Forget it, the main antagonist was always unpredictable and capricious; she was already used to it.

Seeing the fireflies slowly disperse, they weren’t as pretty as before.

Pei Shu’er slowly followed behind Tang Zan.

After walking a few steps, Tang Zan in front stopped, turned to look at Pei Shu’er.

"You walk in front."

Pei Shu’er shrugged, it was understandable.

Returning, Pei Shu’er didn’t go to sleep but asked someone to call Lin Yu and Lin Hong to the medicine room.

Hearing Pei Shu’er was going to remove their stitches, everyone was a bit nervous.

The most nervous were Lin Yu and Lin Hong.

The brothers worried they would be crippled.

But no matter how bad, it wouldn’t be worse than before.

Now Pei Shu’er had cured their inflammation, they were no longer in mortal danger.

What is a crippled leg? Even if the Princely Heir has a crippled leg, he’s still handsome and extraordinary.

So they weren’t that scared anymore.

They took a deep breath, but their smiles were somewhat strained.

Pei Shu’er slowly removed the bandages, nodding to them after finishing.

"It’s ready now."

Their foot wounds had healed well, now only leaving shallow scars.

Even the scars had a unique beauty.

The two stood up, limped a few steps, hesitant to walk.

Pei Shu’er found their behavior amusing.

"What are you doing? Walk naturally."

The two hesitated, fearing they would strain their injured legs.

But seeing Pei Shu’er’s encouraging look, the two tried walking like normal people.

At first, their injured legs felt weak, almost falling over.

After walking more, they discovered their injured legs were just like their good ones.

No disabilities, no limp!

Their eyes were full of surprise, then they ran around the courtyard, practicing Qinggong.

There was no residual effect at all!

Their eyes were full of amazement.

They remembered their meridians had been severed, generally impossible to repair by ordinary doctors, only the Divine Doctor could mend them.

But even the Divine Doctor would need patients to rest for months after repairing such meridians.

There would still be residual effects, like pain during weather changes.

Yet all these days, the weather changed multiple times, and their legs felt no pain.

Surprise filled their faces, then the brothers exchanged a look, kneeling before Pei Shu’er.

"Miss Pei, in the future, our brothers will serve you with utmost loyalty, even to death."

Seeing Tang Zan glance at their brothers, they quickly changed their words.

"Heir’s wife, any command you give in the future, we’ll be at your service, regardless of the danger."

Pei Shu’er said, "Stand up now."

Others looked at the brothers’ feet in amazement, marveling at Pei Shu’er’s extraordinary medical skills.

Even the Imperial Physician couldn’t achieve this level, letting people recover from their injuries.

Liu Xu looked at Tang Zan’s leg; Zan’er’s injury was so serious, fearing even Pei Shu’er’s medical skills wouldn’t offer a cure.

Thinking of this, Liu Xu couldn’t help but wipe away tears.

Could it be that their Zan’er truly has to be a cripple for life?