"I know," He Nan nodded. "I've seen him."
Everyone was startled by his words; only Shen Mianmian wasn't surprised. From the moment she saw Tang Ling, she had guessed something.
"You've met Xiaobei at the restaurant, haven't you?"
"Mhm." He Nan didn't hide it and directly nodded in acknowledgment. "You've taught him well; he's as clever as you."
Shen Mianmian didn't speak, but Ruan Yiqian furrowed his brows. "Xiaonan, since you've been back for a while, why didn't you come out and meet us? We even thought Mianmian was having a mental breakdown, and my dad arranged a psychologist for her."
Ruan Yiqian was happy that He Nan had returned, but he couldn't help feeling indignant for his sister, who had suffered during these years knowing He Nan was back but hadn't recognized her immediately.
"I was injured at the time and wanted to wait until I recovered before seeing you all," He Nan said, his gaze fixed on Shen Mianmian.
