Ever since their daughter returned that day and learned those things, the old couple had been whispering in private. They both felt this matter couldn't be unrelated to that child.
But now, without evidence, they didn't dare to directly confront Li Si about it.
Besides, if the person really was in her hands, pushing too hard might backfire, and any rebellion could ruin everything.
So they tolerated it, thinking perhaps one day things would take a turn for the better. Surely the other party wouldn't keep their eldest locked up forever.
It wasn't that they were too superstitious, but rather like grasping at straws during desperate times; they even consulted a fortune-telling master who assured them the person was fine and would return home soon.
Weiwei hugged Mrs. Tian Sr.'s shoulders and shook her head, "No!"
Right now, her mind was completely occupied with Yin Xian—she hadn't even had the chance to go searching for Li Si!
