"Hold on, Ruoning, slow down," said He Chensheng, wiping his mouth as he looked at the flushed face of the young lady from the Liu family.
Chensheng had always remembered Liu Ruoning.
There was a time when the Liu family and the He family got along well in court. Both families were from the Grand Tutor's mansion, so when the Liu family's master came from Jiangnan to Luo City for a cooperative business venture, he brought along his seven-year-old daughter to play in Luo City for a few years.
Back then, Yino was the only child in the He family who was close in age to Ruoning.
Ruoning, even though she came from a prestigious household in Jiangnan, loved playing with swords. Coincidentally, Yino was learning swordplay from his aunt at the time.
They soon became playmates.
Since Yino was a year older and better at swordsmanship, Ruoning would follow him around, calling him big brother all day. Later, when Xinyao taught Yino sword techniques, he would then teach them to Ruoning.
