The pain was so intense that I couldn't even lift my head, tearing at my nerves, leaving me utterly dazed.
"It's okay, the doctor said with some rest you'll recover soon. Don't worry, everything will be fine," she reassured, not daring to let Ah Ci know, fearing how he might distress over it.
"Really?" Meng Junci asked doubtfully.
"Why would Mom lie to you? Tell me, how did you get injured? I'm well aware of your riding skills, how could you possibly fall off a horse for no reason? There must be something suspicious. Tell Mom clearly, she won't let you suffer like this for nothing."
Meng Junci immediately thought of Ji Yunya, but she dared not speak out, lacking direct evidence, especially since she had dealt with the cameras around the racetrack beforehand. Even if evidence was sought, it wouldn't be found.
Seeing her hesitation, Lady Meng asked, "Was it Ji Yunya?"
Meng Junci's eyelashes trembled, "Mom... please don't ask anymore."
