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Li Hao turned to embrace Lin Xiao, pulling her into his arms as they drifted off to sleep. Lin Xiao wanted to say something more, but feeling his words resonated with her, she soon fell into a drowsy slumber.
Three months passed in the blink of an eye. Yurou County remained peaceful, as if swept by a gentle breeze, with no signs of the troubles surrounding Yang Feng or the Dihao Club. During meetings, Lin Xiao occasionally encountered Wang Lei, whose demeanor towards her had grown distant, almost unrecognizable from before.
Due to their connection with Professor Liu, Yu Jie and Lin Xiao found themselves in more frequent contact. During this time, Lin Xiao considered bringing Tian Tian over for a visit, but after returning to Beijing, she abandoned that thought.
Long Long and Feng Feng were thriving. Lin Tian had inherited Li Hao's high intelligence; at the Montessori Early Education Center, he learned to dress himself and eat independently under the guidance of his teachers. At just a year and a half old, he not only spoke fluently but also displayed remarkable logic.
Lin Xiao had a conversation with Li Hao about his new script that was set to begin filming. Chen Chen wanted Li Hao back on board for professional guidance regarding costumes and set design. Chen Chen had poured immense effort into the historical drama "Zhou Wenwang," investing all his savings in hopes of elevating it to the ranks of serious productions.
"Go back," Lin Xiao urged. "You can see for yourself that there's really nothing going on here with Yu Rao." She felt that Li Hao was like an eagle soaring in the sky; he couldn't just remain in the nest forever.
Li Hao hesitated; he had known Chen Chen for over a decade and understood the gravity of this venture for him. "Let Sister Wang come keep you company," he suggested. "I’m not at ease leaving you here alone."
Lin Xiao readily agreed.
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