Han Jing knew that Su Yaogeng's decision must have been for her own good. Yet, thinking of how even her mother was persuaded by Su Yu, Han Jing couldn't help but feel a little bit sour. What other skills did Su Yu have that she didn't know about? Her mother loved her so much, so if there weren't a compelling reason, she wouldn't have agreed so easily.
Han Jing ate the meal somewhat absentmindedly.
After the meal, Su Xingqiao proposed to take his leave, and Su Yaogeng nodded, then said to Han Jing, "Jing'er, see Qiao'er off. Don't be stubborn. It was Qiao'er who was always the best to you when you were little."
Han Jing was at a loss for words. She really couldn't say she had completely forgotten about Su Xingqiao, although it was true.
Han Jing stood up and said to Su Xingqiao, "Please."
