Tomb Raiding: The Wu Family's Little Sister Gets Found Out

After ten years of waiting, Xie Yuchen finally found his “runaway bride.”

“Long time no see, Brother Hua.” She handed back the coin, deliberately stressing the childhood nickname. “Are you here to try the stinky tofu too?”

Xie Yuchen’s fingers paused. He suddenly remembered twelve years ago, when she had clutched the tassels on his costume and refused to let go, insisting she wanted the crabapple blossom from his temple.

“This place makes the most authentic dragon-fat pork blood.” He took the coin, his fingertips “accidentally” brushing the lifeline on her palm. “Want to try some?”

She suddenly smiled like a flower in bloom. “Sure, but I want double the chopped chilies.”

Jie Yuhua, Hua Jieyu. Xie Yuchen of the Xie family, leaving no trace in this world.

She raised a hand, her jade bangle as exquisite as a painting. She understood everything, wore a white coat, and worried for the world.

Young words, young words: whose heart did those childhood words unwittingly unsettle?