Transmigrated As My Former Uncle’s Sweetheart

” Yuan Xin replied.
Since her daughter had asked, she would not dodge the question.
She did not think it was too early to have this talk—it was better for the girl to learn earlier than to be ignorant in the future.

“Just like how you love Father?” Hexin gazed up at her.

“Yes.” Yuan Xin nodded.

“Mother, you love Father very much, don’t you?” asked Hexin.

“Why do you have so many questions?” Yuan Xin was dumbfounded.

“If I don’t know something, I should ask.
Isn’t that what you taught me?” Hexin grinned.
“Just tell me, Mother.”

Embarrassed by her daughter’s direct question, Yuan Xin said, “Why aren’t you asking if your father loves me or not?”

“Actually, I can tell that Father loves you, and you love him very much too.” Hexin beamed.

“Then why did you even ask?” Yuan Xin grumbled.

“I just wanted to hear you say it.” Hexin winked mischievously.

Hexin rubbed her forehead and protested, “Why are you blaming me? You were the one who started the conversation.”

Yuan Xin sat down beside her, took a sip of water, then said, “But remember this, my girl—guard your heart and don’t give it to others carelessly.”

Hexin nodded and leaned against her mother’s shoulder as she quietly listened to her advice.

“A lot of men out there are much worse than you think.
They may be good-looking, but they’re actually rotten to the core.
Never judge a person by their appearance, especially when it comes to rude men who belittle women.
Men of that type look down on women and treat them as nothing but playthings.
Then there’s another type of man who says sweet words all the time, but underneath those words lie their evil intentions.
If you encounter these types of men, you must stay away from them,” Yuan Xin warned seriously.