No matter what had happened between Jing Su and Xiao Caizi, Su Lu felt they indeed had a tough time to get to where they were now; everything had become challenging.
Jing Su had his dignity and pride, which probably wouldn't allow him to meddle in someone else's marriage.
And he was very insecure deep down; even when he could still see, he felt unworthy, let alone now with an uncertain future.
Sometimes Su Lu indeed meddled in others' business when she was idle, but sometimes she thought it was best not to say too much.
After all, this was different from the relationship between Jing Qiao and Song Boyuan; no matter how much advice was given, Jing Qiao and Song Boyuan were husband and wife, rightfully so, and the general rule was to urge reconciliation rather than separation, to rather ruin ten temples than tear apart one marriage.
But Xiao Caizi and Jing Su were not husband and wife; Song Jining was.
