Seeing this, Leng Hua looked at her and asked in a gentle voice: "Waiter, have you been depressed recently because of what Du Fan and I said?"
"No, no." She shook her head quickly, afraid that he would misunderstand.
"You don't have to be like this. You are good the way you are. Don't worry too much about what others think."
The waiter lowered his eyes, pulled the quilt, said nothing, and did not dare to look up at him.
Leng Hua didn't say anything else, just looked at her and asked with a smile: "Do you want to know how we followed the master in the first place?"
"Ah?" She looked at him in astonishment: "Can I say this?"
"There's nothing to hide. Everyone in the Phoenix Guard knows about it, but they only know the general idea and not the details." He smiled and said softly, "The master is someone who is not afraid of the eyes of the world and is not bound by the secular world. You don't know that at the beginning..."
He sat beside the bed and told her what happened in the past in a gentle voice with a smile on his face. The waiter listened attentively, looking at Leng Hua with eyes that were sometimes amazed and sometimes incredulous.
She watched him speak of his master with undisguised respect and conviction in his eyes. The light and spirit in his eyes fascinated her. She had never known that they had such a past, and she had never known that such a thing had happened to them...
"That's how it was at the beginning. The master not only changed the fate of my sister and me, but also taught us how to behave. We have always believed that the master has a unique vision, and those who are favored by her must have something special."
At this point, he smiled gently, and his gentle gaze fell on her face: "The master has said more than once that you are very good. Moreover, after getting along with each other, we all know that you are indeed very good. You are really very good now. You don't need to change anything. Just follow your heart and don't put too much pressure on yourself."
After hearing what he said, Xiao Er knew that he was trying to enlighten her in a roundabout way. He looked at him with some guilt and whispered, "Brother Leng Hua, I'm sorry for making you worry."
Hearing this, he smiled and asked slowly, "You are a little weak now. I want you to rest at home for a few days and get better. Do you think it's okay?"
"Then, can I come again in the future?" she asked nervously.
"Of course." He smiled, reached out and touched her head, and said, "Get well soon, and come back to help."
Seeing him touching her head like a child, she felt a little shy, but also a little happy, and nodded: "Well, I will get well soon, and I will eat well when I go back."
"That's good." Leng Hua nodded. At this moment, he heard the door being pushed. He turned around and saw Du Fan coming in with something.
"Awake?" Du Fan looked at the waiter and said with a smile, "You're awake just in time. You're ready to eat. Come on."
"Let me help you sit up." Leng Hua said, reaching out to help her up.
"Thank you." She thanked him quietly. Perhaps her mood had changed and her appetite had improved. She couldn't help swallowing as she smelled the fragrance.
Seeing this, Du Fan and Leng Hua smiled at each other and brought the things to the small square table beside the bed.