Chapter 1009: Flawless
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Su Wen was taken aback by Zhou Yanâs feeble words. âAunt, as an elder, why fear Hengyangâs anger?â Though Su Wen felt too embarrassed to voice it directly, she had spent some time coaxing him the previous night.
If fear were the issue, what was an elder to dread?
âDear aunt, exhibit the dignity befitting your age. Donât cower,â Su Wen encouraged Zhou Yan, her fists clenched in support.
A flicker of discomfort crossed Zhou Yanâs face. Nonetheless, her bond with Su Wen was strong; if she didnât speak now, Su Wen would know the truth eventually. Discarding the facade of elderliness, Zhou Yan opted to confide in her niece.
âNo! Wenwen, you donât know Hengyangâs true nature. Heâs inherently more malicious than most. Blame me for shielding you from the truth,â whispered Zhou Yan, drawing nearer to Su Wen. âWhile he behaves politely toward me, his aunt, itâs only because Iâve not crossed him. But should I dare, Iâd be no more than a stranger to him.â
âImpossible!â Su Wen adamantly defended her partner. âHengyang is responsible, steadfast, and meticulous.â She refused to accept the notion of his malevolence. He was a real man.
Zhou Yan regarded Su Wen with an expression that implied, âHow naive, deceived and none the wiser.â She sighed, âIt appears he cherishes you deeply.â Her eldest nephew reserved his true self for those he cared for.
The more he cared, the better he concealed.
âWhat do you mean?â
âItâs a blessing,â Zhou Yan asserted, patting Su Wenâs hand with a sense of superiority. To sustain the facade indefinitely was its form of happiness.
But Su Wen felt no such contentment. She sensed she had overlooked something crucial about Hengyang. Yet, upon reflection, it seemed implausible!
Recalling all she knew of Hengyang, she had delved into the original novel before her transmigration. Though there were discrepancies, she saw only virtue in him.
Her exceptional Hengyang revealed no flaws.
Witnessing Su Wenâs admiration for her nephew, Zhou Yan felt even more smug.
âWenwen, Iâm counting on you to speak on my behalf. Nephew is angry now, and Iâll be in dire straits otherwise,â Zhou Yan redirected the conversation.
She omitted a crucial detail: the women of the Zhou family paled in comparison to the men. Though heâs of a younger generation, heâs the backbone of the new era. Groomed as the heir since birth, his upbringing has been distinctly different.
While her eldest nephew, was destined for leadership, Zhou Yan had lived carefree in her youth. She couldnât compare to him.
âAm I able to help you?â Su Wen questioned, doubting Zhou Yanâs efficacy.
âYou can, undoubtedly.â
âIn that case⊠Iâll try.â Though she typically avoided meddling, she couldnât refuse her aunt.
âExcellent, Wenwen. I entrust you with managing my publishing firm,â Zhou Yan exclaimed triumphantly.
âAunt, regarding the capitalâs organizers, whatâs the situation?â Su Wen redirected to career matters, still pondering her path. âPlease enlighten me,â she said.
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