Feng Yun was carried back to the manor in Wen Xingsu's arms.
Her dress was soaked in a large patch, and the embracing figures cast a long shadow under the moon, hazy and romantic, accompanied by the gentle breeze and falling leaves, delicate and tender, presenting a stunning scene.
Of course, this was Wen Xingsu's perception.
Feng Yun only felt pain in her foot.
Not just the ankle, but also the toes were hurt from stepping down forcefully and being injured by the broken stones, a pain so deep it felt like it was drilling into her heart; she didn't dare to touch it at all now.
But she didn't want to appear in front of others like this.
As they approached the manor, she tugged at Wen Xingsu's sleeve.
"Elder brother, put me down. I can walk on my own."
Wen Xingsu looked down and knew what she was worried about, his brows knitting together.