Yin Lan used to be at odds with her. Whenever she saw her, she would avoid her at all costs.
"A Lan, look! I wrote you a love poem!"
Yin Lan dropped the book in her hands as if facing a deadly threat and ran off. Chen Guang chased her through the entire capital, swearing he would never give up, even after running nine streets.
"A Lan, look! This mooncake is just like my wholehearted, complete affection for you..."
Before he could finish, Yin Lan grabbed the mooncake and gobbled it up, leaving only crumbs.
Chen Guang's mouth twitched. He blankly tried to comfort himself: "So A Lan wants to swallow my affection whole..."
Yin Lan couldn't hold back a cough. In her haste, she choked and spat crumbs all over Chen Guang's face...
Fine. It wasn't until her family fell into ruin that she finally accepted that Yin Lan had no feelings for her at all. Fortunately, she survived and fled to her fief to live in hiding.
Five years later, she returned to the capital under the assumed name Yun Sheng. The Minister of Rites took a liking to her and made her tutor to a whole pack of unruly children. Unexpectedly, Yin Lan, the powerful minister of the Great Rui, now known as Yin Mingzhen, began pursuing her. Back then, she couldn't escape him; now, even with a knife stuck in his chest, he wouldn't let go, clinging tightly to her.
After they cleared up the misunderstanding, he carried her back to his residence. Sitting on the edge of the bed, he smiled wickedly and whispered in her ear, "Wanwan, if we'd married on schedule back then, our child would be about An'an's age by now."
"???" "Why is the chief minister acting like this?"
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