Baili Mu intentionally protected Jing Sitian, wanting her to freely do what she loved, but he couldn't say it now.
So he chose to remain silent appropriately.
Jing Sitian was naturally cheerful, and after a brief silence, she smiled again, "Alright, let's stop talking about this annoying thing. It's almost noon, I'll push you for lunch."
Baili Mu was very compliant, "Okay."
Tang En stepped forward upon hearing their conversation, "Prince Mu, what would you like for lunch?"
Baili Mu looked at Jing Sitian, "You take care of it. Didn't you say I need to watch my diet at breakfast? I'll eat whatever you want me to eat."
"Okay, then I'll go prepare it. Tang En, you push Prince Mu back."
With that, Jing Sitian handed Baili Mu over to Tang En and bounced away happily.
Watching the girl's joyful back, Baili Mu smiled faintly.
Jing Sitian's way of handling things was very much like Ou Lan back in the day, a bit mischievous but inherently righteous and kind, and she easily found joy.
