A person’s life, to have a few friends who truly consider your best interests, is a blessing. After all, it’s rare to find someone who, without any familial ties, genuinely thinks about what’s best for you.
For Hualing, Cheng Su was such a person. It wasn’t considered that rare before, but now that both families are going to part ways and won’t often see each other, it’s only then that this connection feels precious.
And her previous conduct...
Hualing pursed her lips and said, "I’ve been spoiled since childhood, being the only girl in the family, so my temper grew big. In the past, I might have offended you with my words, but you were magnanimous and didn’t hold it against me."
Cheng Su was sipping soup leisurely, upon hearing this, she couldn’t help but be surprised, looking at her: "Suddenly saying this, what’s up with you? Getting sentimental all of a sudden!"
Hualing glared at her, this person, talking like this, can’t even take a good word, so she retorted without good humor: "Sentimental? Aren’t we about to leave? I’m afraid you’re petty and will slander me behind my back!"
Cheng Su raised her eyebrow: "Is it you who is petty, or me?"
The two of them glared at each other, then both burst into laughter.
Hualing coughed once, then seriously said: "I’m not being sentimental, it’s true. I’m not someone who doesn’t know what’s good or bad, you’ve helped and advised me, I remember it all! About those unpleasant things I said to you, just forget them."

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