Mrs. Nan sat across from Qin Yin, gazing at her for a long moment before smiling faintly and saying, "Yinyin, you've lost weight recently."
Qin Yin replied cheerfully with a smile, "A slimmer figure is better. I've been trying to lose weight lately."
Mrs. Nan narrowed her sharp gaze at her and asked, "Is it because your mom has been pushing you too hard? Are you under too much pressure?"
Qin Yin didn't answer. She bit her lower lip, then looked up at Mrs. Nan and said, "Mom, can you stop forcing me to separate from Nan Sichen? We truly love each other. I know it sounds ridiculous to say this to you, but what I'm telling you is the truth. I know you love Nan Sichen. As a mother, it's natural to love your own child. I believe that if my own mom were still alive, she would love me too. But we're doing well now. There's no more conflict. I won't hurt him again. I beg you, let us stay together. We're already married, so why can't we be together?"
