Fu Bing returned home and locked herself in her room, not even coming out for dinner.
Aunt Ning had anticipated this. When she asked Wu Shi about it, he didn't say a word.
Aunt Ning was also at a loss.
At the time, Aunt Ning had persuaded Wu Shi to protect Fu Bing. He only agreed because she promised to provide treatment for the illnesses of those who had died unjustly and to supply various medicines as his conditions.
Wu Shi was her and Uncle He's lifesaver, not their subordinate, making it inappropriate to question him.
Wu Shi did his job very well and was ready to risk his life to protect Fu Bing.
Aunt Ning thought it over and decided to give up on getting answers from Wu Shi.
Fu Bing slept until midnight.
When she went downstairs, she found Wu Shi sitting in the living room.
The warm light of the reading lamp beside the sofa shone on his mask, softening its appearance significantly.
When Wu Shi heard footsteps, he turned his head.
