Given Zhao Yuxue’s temperament, it was naturally impossible for her to tell an outsider she wasn't close to why she was crying, nor would she ever let her subordinates see her in such a fragile state.
She had conquered the soldiers of the Black Cavalry Camp by being tougher, fiercer, and more iron-willed than any of them. During her years at the border, she had shed blood and sweat, but never a single tear.
Li Fuyin quickly realized that Zhao Yuxue’s sudden outburst of emotion was likely because of her. A wave of bitterness washed over her, and for a fleeting moment, she wanted to tell her the truth. But the thought passed as quickly as it came, and she didn't actually say it.
Chapter 89