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Ying Tao immediately became very serious upon hearing such a tone. Although her experiences over the past few years had not been particularly good, they were not entirely tragic either. However, she had come to realize something that struck her deeply.
Previously, Ying Tao had always believed she had a very happy and complete family, where everyone cared for her and showered her with affection. But after all these years, she finally learned a truth that shook her world. The family she once felt proud of began to feel foreign to her. She couldn’t pinpoint when it happened, but somehow she had become an outsider. No matter how hard she tried, she felt unable to integrate into this new family dynamic. It wasn't that others were cold towards her; rather, she found it impossible to connect with the current atmosphere.
Since discovering this truth, she could no longer stay comfortably at home. Deep down, she felt that this home no longer belonged to her but to someone else. She was just a solitary figure within it, and no matter what, she felt too ashamed to continue living there.
Of course, others did not say anything out of the ordinary; they acted just as they always had. It was Ying Tao who suddenly felt that knowing this truth left her without the face to remain in the house.
Li Yingxue noticed the change in Ying Tao's expression and realized something must have happened. There must be an event weighing heavily on her mind that she couldn’t shake off; otherwise, her face wouldn’t look so grim. After all, Ying Tao was a relatively quiet girl. If something upset her, it would show on her face immediately—she would never hide it like others might. However, with those who were unimportant to her, she wouldn’t express herself at all. But in front of Li Yingxue, there was no need for her to conceal her emotions.
Li Yingxue said, “It seems you’ve indeed gone through some tough times recently. If you don’t mind sharing, I’m here to listen. Keeping everything bottled up inside can be harmful; it’s important to let it out. Only when you voice your dissatisfaction can you feel truly relieved. Especially for girls like us, if we encounter something upsetting, we must speak up promptly so our hearts can feel lighter.”
At first, Ying Tao was reluctant to share these thoughts because they involved her family matters—talking about them seemed pointless. Besides, it was about herself; she feared that if she spoke out, it would cost her dignity and that others would look down on her.
But eventually, she chose to open up and said, “Since you want to know, I’ll tell you something personal that I’ve never shared with anyone else. This matter has been hidden in my heart for a long time, and I never thought of sharing it with anyone before. But you’re not just anyone; you’re my good sister. So I think it’s necessary to tell you about it.
However, I hope you promise me one thing: if I tell you this secret, you must keep it safe and never tell anyone else—not even our closest friends—because I’ve never spoken of this before and it concerns my dignity.”
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