Well, more like my parents did," Ying Sheng told him. His lying didn't help, but it all came down to her parents. They ruined everything, and she wished that she could just let the thought of them go. She wished that she could forget about them, but their voices were stuck in her head.
Liam gave her a pointed look, like he didn't believe her words.
"I kept something from you… something that I should've told you. It was your business in the first place," Liam started to say, a guilty look crossing his face.
Ying Sheng glanced down at the floor, unable to look into his eyes for the moment. He looked so upset, and she couldn't help but not want him to be. No matter what had happened between them, she still wanted him to be happy. It was a natural hope for her to have for him.
