"Yingying, are you okay? Did that beast do something to you again? Ah?" Mu Yin heard the noise and feared something had happened to her, hurriedly running down and pushing the door open to see her sitting on the ground. She was so frightened she nearly lost her soul and quickly went over to help her up.
"I'm fine, I'm fine, don't worry." Chi Ying quickly shook her head.
But Mu Yin didn't believe her, and until she saw Chi Ying was indeed safe and sound, and there was no blood on the ground, she let out a long sigh of relief. "Why are you sitting on the ground if nothing is wrong? You really scared me, you know?"
"I'm sorry, I..." Chi Ying apologized, feeling deeply guilty.
She forgot about Mu Yin's experience; suddenly sitting on the ground indeed looked terrifying.
"Alright, as long as you're okay. It's not your fault, why apologize? Really." Mu Yin helped her onto the bed, covered her with a quilt, and glared at her playfully.
