Ye Hongyang racked his brains for a long time before he found an excuse, "I know life in the Buddhist hall is lonely, but you should know your grandfather's temperament; he cannot bear to see me being close with your Maternal Aunt Liu. I've reached such a desperate state, there really is no other way. In order to free your Maternal Aunt Liu as soon as possible, I can only try not to anger your grandfather, hoping for a chance to plead with him to let her out."
Ye Xinyi looked at Ye Hongyang, struggling to regain her composure for quite some time. Her father was indeed unreliable; did he not realize how different this speech was from his earlier guilty and awkward expressions?
Ye Hongyang saw the suspicion in Ye Xinyi's eyes and coughed, then continued, "You should also urge your Maternal Aunt Liu to devote herself to worshipping Buddha and not to cause any trouble. Only then will I have an opportunity to ask your grandfather to help her out sooner."
