He carefully hid secrets that absolutely must not be discovered, yet without reservation told Baili An.
Perhaps even Ye Shu himself hadn't realized that at some point, he had developed such trust in Baili An.
Baili An could feel the gentle kindness hidden beneath his sharp, hard exterior, warming his heart involuntarily: "Thank you, Ye Shu."
Ye Shu had endured all hardships and had long given up any expectations from this world, but suddenly being thanked so earnestly stirred a hard-to-describe feeling in his heart, making him feel uncomfortable all over.
His fingers stiffly picked up the Red Gold Token again, and he rubbed it awkwardly, looking somewhat clumsy and pitiable.
Ye Shu lowered his head, not knowing where to place his gaze, so he stared directly at the token in his hand: "Tha...thank you for what? You helped me save my mother, it's something I should do. Alright, while Lin Zheng isn't around, shall we set off now?"
