บท 586: Chapter 341, The Parting Flute and Xiao

Gu Hang's previous statement, though a sign of great respect for Yelisia by leaving the choice to her, felt somewhat perfunctory due to their differing statuses.

But the following one truly struck a chord with what Yelisia yearned for in her heart.

Was she someone contented with the status quo? Was she someone satisfied with just being a representative of her family, becoming Gu Hang's wife, a symbol of the union between two families?

No, she wasn't.

Although Fufana hadn't explicitly stated it, his previous comment about 'placing oneself amidst the starry ocean to establish Fufana's prestige' had clearly laid out the old man's perspective.

And then, Gu Hang precisely articulated her thoughts—it was indeed her heart's desire.

The man she trusted most in her past life, and theoretically, the man she should trust the most in her future, had both said the same.

What more was there to hesitate about?