Nangong Yan looked at Nangong Yao, and for a moment, she too was somewhat stunned.
"No matter what, you are my daughter, and you always will be," Nangong Yao said.
Nangong Yan believed that her father truly loved her mother, and suddenly she embraced him, becoming emotional.
"I heard you were surrounded," Nangong Yao said with concern.
"Yes, we didn't expect to attract the attention of Qiandu Xiang's men. Later we were surrounded, but thankfully, Ye Chen came across us and brought the monster herds, which broke the siege. Otherwise, we might already be dead," Nangong Yan recounted.
"As long as you're fine. Regarding the matter of your birth father, I wasn't planning on keeping it from you, but in those years, Shao Hengjiang was still a pirate, and I worried that you wouldn't be able to accept it."
"Of course, I understand," Nangong Yan said, drying her tears.
"But I can see that he really does treat you well."
"You treat me well too," Nangong Yan called out 'Dad'.
