Xue Ying’s last sentence made Si Luo cry.
She had always felt guilty.
The death of her parents was an irreparable fact, but she regretted it. She regretted not being sensible when she was young. She regretted not being as obedient and sensible as she could be when her parents were alive.
But life was like this. Once you missed it, even if you had the world’s first wealth, you could not exchange it for the lost past.
No one treated you well. It was something you should bear.
Including your parents.
That was why si Luo had always lived in the condemnation of her conscience.
She hated herself for not being sensible and obedient when her parents were at their most difficult time. She blamed herself for not being able to repay them in time.
But Xue Ying hugged her and said, ‘The good I did to you was something you should bear.’.
The good he had done for her was something she should bear. She did not need any repayment.
