"I know you are unclear about what happened in the past, so maybe today I'll take the time to explain it to you properly," Tao Miao's voice rose again, dense with laughter, a very proud sort of laughter.
"I'm not particularly interested," Qin Yin lifted her eyes to look at Tao Miao, her pair of water-cutting pupils particularly bright and charming at that moment, causing Tao Miao to be slightly startled. Could it be that Qin Yin truly didn't care?
"You don't care?" Tao Miao asked.
"Why should I care? You said it yourself, that's just the past. And it was only almost, after all, now I am Nan Sichen's wife and child," she said.
Qin Yin emphasized the last two words heavily, speaking deliberately and slowly.
Tao Miao's face soured immediately, but she forced a smile and said, "Even though you are my brother's wife now, grandma doesn't like you, and brother has his reservations about you, don't you know that?"
