"I don't have time," Hao Xingxing coldly refused.
Honestly, facing her half-sister Hao Yueliang, with whom she shared the same father but different mothers, Xingxing always harbored particularly heavy and complex feelings. Her mother's early death made her more intelligent yet more lost than other children her age. She didn't understand why, when her mother was no longer there, an aunt appeared, and why her father forced her to call that aunt "mother."
As she grew up, the birth of Hao Yueliang seemed like a warning alarm to everything at home. She came to understand many things she had not when she was younger, and she did not like her sister Yueliang at all. However, Yueliang was incredibly clingy, always sticking to her even though Xingxing would speak coldly or even harshly to her. Despite being hurt and fleeing one or two times, the little girl would return the next day, delighted to be near Xingxing again, speaking in a tender and foolish manner while calling her "sister."
