Chapter 38 Misunderstandings separate true feelings West Lake, a place where scholars and writers gather, is a great beauty of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. In the distance, there are green mountains, tall towers, and the water and sky are one color. The lotus leaves are infinite, and the lotus flowers are different. The lake is sparkling and boating on the lake is as picturesque as a poem. There are many pleasure boats parked on the water, from which can be heard singing and laughter, reciting poems and composing duets, or the lingering sound of musical instruments and soft singing. Inside a houseboat Ji Yunxie sat on a soft blanket, wearing a warm cloak and holding a thermos in his hands. Her cheeks were flushed red by the warmth, looking extremely attractive as if they were stained with rouge. Di Ran was sitting opposite him, holding an exquisite teapot, and brewing tea elegantly. "Thank you for what you did last time. My family is very strict, so I didn't come to thank you. I hope you can forgive me."
Di Ran raised his eyebrows slightly and curled his lips: "No problem, you can come over anytime if you want." Ji Yunxie's face flushed slightly, and he whispered, "I've been here for a few days, and my family hasn't been informed yet. I'm worried..." "You don't have to worry about that. Your mother went to Yaocheng half a month ago and she won't be back for a while." Di Ran held the teapot, and water flowed down from the mouth of the pot like a waterfall. There was a hint of light green floating in the teacup, and a few wisps of smoke exuded a warm, pleasant fragrance. What Di Ran didn't say was that Ji Yunhuan was hanging out in a brothel and had fallen in love with a foreign man. He was afraid that he would be sad if he told him about it. Ji Yunxie was somewhat surprised to find that she actually knew the whereabouts of his mother. "how do you know?" Di Ran said slowly: "I met your mother once. I met her in Yaocheng once. I heard the news from Yaocheng." Ji Yunxie: "I see." Seeing the tea handed to him by Di Ran, Ji Yunxie was stunned for a second and then took it. "Thank you~" He took a small sip. It tastes warm, sweet and mellow, the fragrance of tea permeates from the nose to the throat, and every part of the body feels indescribably light. The warm tea also dispels the coldness around the body. Ji Yunxie's eyes lit up, and he was about to ask what kind of tea this was, but suddenly stopped. That’s not right~ Ji Yunxie looked up at Di Ran and frowned slightly. She just called...Mother Queen? Do you still know each other? Did she know his identity a long time ago? But he hadn't told her before, how did she know? Ji Yunxie stared at Di Ran and asked. "You already knew my identity?"
Di Ran raised his eyes, smiling: "The eldest son of Prince Zhan's Mansion, Ji Yunxie." Ji Yunxie was slightly startled. She knew~ Thinking back to the way those people in the mansion addressed him, he should have had his suspicions long ago. Looking at the person in front of him who was smiling tenderly at him, Ji Yunxie tightened his grip on the thermos. Did she... approach him because of his identity? He hoped she wasn't... However, Di Ran's next words brought him back to reality. A faint smiling voice came: "It's you I'm looking for." Ji Yunxie's heart choked a little, and his fingertips trembled slightly. Why…… Di Ran noticed that Ji Yunxie seemed to be in a bad mood, and his tone was full of worry. "What's wrong? Are you feeling unwell?" Hearing her caring words, Ji Yunxie came back to his senses, quickly collected his thoughts, and put on a smile. "nothing." Di Ran held his hand, his eyes gentle. "If you feel unwell, remember to speak up and don't make me worry." Ji Yunxie lowered his eyes and pursed his lips: "Yeah." The lake has beautiful scenery and pleasant views. The breeze blows, and the willow banks are rippling with water. The lotus bud is like a graceful girl dancing among the lotus leaves. Di Ran looked at the beautiful scenery of West Lake and his gaze stopped when he fell on Ji Yunxie's quiet and well-behaved face. I saw him staring at the scenery outside. I don't know what he saw, but he actually showed an innocent smile. (End of this chapter)