After a pause, Cheng Ziang looked at Luo'er, with a slightly ashamed expression on his face: "I know what you want to ask, sorry, I shouldn't have done that, but, I..."
"It's all in the past," Luo'er smiled faintly, intentionally or not, averting his gaze and said self-deprecatingly, "Besides, I have no right to say anything about you..."
Cheng Ziang took a deep breath and said sincerely, "We have been stranded in the East Continent for so long, and we don't know how Luoya is doing. If, and I'm just saying if, she already has someone in her heart, then I won't blame her, and I have no right to blame her..."
"It's your business, I won't interfere much. I trust your character, and if you wish, I would gladly see you two together."
"I know, thank you..."
Cheng Ziang bowed his head deeply.
"There's no need to be so cautious, it's okay to remember her, after all, it's evidence that she was here, perhaps only you remember." Luo'er continued.
