Zhi Wan's mind went blank.
Until a KNOCK KNOCK KNOCK sounded at the cabin door.
Then came Lady Wei's voice. "Wan'er, may I come in?"
Zhi Wan jumped, hastily shoving her cousin away. Her face turned so crimson it looked like it might bleed. She spun around in a panic. "What do we do? It's Aunt!"
"Don't be afraid," Lu Zhan soothed, his voice husky as he held her.
Zhi Wan, thinking he had a plan, was just about to breathe a sigh of relief when she saw him suddenly walk toward the cabin door.
Her heart leaped into her throat. She wanted to stop him, but it was too late—her cousin had already pulled the door open.
Zhi Wan: "..."
Standing outside, Lady Wei froze the moment she saw her son open the door. Once she recovered, she stared at him suspiciously. "What are you doing here?"
"I just remembered I have something to discuss with you, Mother," Lu Zhan said with a perfectly straight face.
"What is it?" Lady Wei asked, confused.
