Charlie’s unveiling of Meng Changsheng (Willie)’s portrait in Aurous Hill left Sara deeply shaken. As a result, during her trip to China, one of her primary concerns was the possibility of her identity being exposed.<fn8ac0> Discover more novels at fι?dnοvel</fn8ac0>


    She believed the young people camping nearby were likely students still in their studies. While she didn’t fear for her safety from them, she was anxious after overhearing a conversation between Charlie and Lin Wan’er (ni). Their words made her realize that her actions might appear suspicious to others, leading to her hesitance.


    Unconsciously, Charlie had diverted her attention elsewhere. While she was preupied with the fear of being suspected, she never questioned the true identities of those young people around her.


    As Sara continued to hesitate, a golden light began to spread across thendscape, signaling that the sun had risen in the east.


    The young campers who had stayed up all night were filled with excitement at the sight of the sunlight. They eagerly pulled out their phones to snap pictures and record videos.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Noticing that no one was focused on her, Sara took the opportunity to head toward the woods behind the camp.


    At this moment, she was only seventy to eighty meters away from Charlie and Lin Wan’er (ni).


    However, her mind was far from the young people nearby; she remained silent and did not use her aura to sense her surroundings, leaving her unaware of any unusual happenings.


    Meanwhile, Charlie was discreetly observing Sara from the corner of his eye.


    This woman appeared to be in her thirties, possessing a mature and alluring beauty. Both her looks and demeanor ced her among the elite.


    In her hands, she held some rough-looking yellow paper and a wine jar, likely difficult toe by in today’s market.


    Charlie deduced that the yellow paper and wine jar were intended for worshiping Parker, indicating that Sara harbored more than just resentment toward him in her heart.


    Lin Wan’er (ni) was also taken aback. She had initially expected Sara to arrive with anger, ready to confront her parents’ tomb, but instead, she appeared with offerings for worship.


    Others camping nearby noticed Sara on her own, leading to a flurry of whispered exchanges among them.


    One person remarked, “Wow, is that woman here to pay her respects?” Another replied, “It seems so, but I don’t see any tomb around.”


    “Are there even tombs here?”


    Arlo Hu replied calmly, “Even if there were a tomb, it wouldn’t be anything extraordinary. Before the subway was built in Chang’an, they discovered thousands of ancient tombs while constructing just one line. It’s normal for a ce with such history to have a few ancient tombs.”


    Charlie nodded in agreement and added, “Arlo makes a good point. Even if someone is visiting a tomb, it’s not surprising. Let’s refrain from gossiping about others—it’s impolite and they might overhear.”


    Arlo Hu concurred, saying, “I share the same view as Charlie. We shouldn’t concern ourselves with others. Now that the sun is up, everyone should take a moment to return to their tents for some rest. After staying up all night, I feel a bit drained.”


    Everyone else expressed simr sentiments, unaware that their fatigue was the result of the spiritual energy depletion from the liquor they had consumed.


    At that moment, Lin Wan’er (ni) suddenly pulled out her phone and said to Charlie, “Honey, let’s take some selfies with the sunrise while the light is still soft!”