The Reborn Aristocrat’s Daughter
Chapter 465: You Have to Pretend Better (3)_1

Chapter 465: Chapter 465: You Have to Pretend Better (3)_1

Just by chance, she had acquired some new treasures in her space, and she had been worrying about not having a chance to use them. Now was the perfect opportunity to bring them out for her mother to use.

For Situ Xin, the beauty-enhancing items in her space were now of no use; who would need them when she was already perfect, without a single flaw to correct?

"Alright then, I’ll leave myself in Baby’s hands." Seeing the care her daughter was taking of her, Loo Yaxin felt a sweet warmth in her heart.

"Wait for a moment, Mom," said Situ Xin, as she went into the bathroom. She closed the door behind her and locked it.

Situ Xin turned on the tap at the washbasin and then, using her will, she drew the water from the space’s hot springs into her bathtub. As she watched the steam, which was actually Spiritual Energy, rising from the hot spring water, Situ Xin exhaled a breath.

After filling the bathtub with the spring water, a delicate and transparent little glass bottle appeared in Situ Xin’s hand, filled with a light pink liquid. She carefully added a few drops of this liquid from the bottle to the bath water, and soon, a faint, sweet floral scent filled the entire bathroom.

The light pink liquid in the little glass bottle was extracted from a Spirit Grass Situ Xin had discovered on a mountain in her space. This Spirit Grass was rare and had no significant medicinal value, but it was something that female cultivators in the Cultivation World all desired.

Once extracted, just a few drops added to a bath would leave a person smelling faintly of flowers for an entire month.

After finishing all preparations, Situ Xin left the bathroom. Inside her room, a somewhat impatient Loo Yaxin had been waiting. As soon as Loo Yaxin saw Situ Xin come out, she hurriedly said, "Baby, you finally came out. I was about to fall asleep waiting."

"Mom, come with me," Situ Xin said, not one for idle chatter. She directly took hold of Loo Yaxin and led her into the bathroom.

"Baby, your bathroom smells so nice. What kind of body wash did you use? Tell your mom about it." As soon as Loo Yaxin entered the bathroom, she was greeted by a faint, sweet smell of flowers, which she immediately took a liking to.

"It’s not body wash. It’s a fragrance from a new essential oil I concocted. Hurry up, Mom. Take a soak. I’ve put a lot of good stuff in the water," Situ Xin urged.

"Oh, okay." Although Loo Yaxin didn’t know what the "good stuff" her daughter was talking about, she trusted her daughter wouldn’t harm her, and so she followed Situ Xin’s instructions, undressed, and settled into the bathtub for a soak.

"Wow, this is so comfortable." As soon as Loo Yaxin entered the bathtub, she felt an overwhelming sense of relief. The physical discomfort caused by several sleepless nights vanished immediately.

"As long as you’re comfortable. You soak here at your leisure, Mom. I’ll come to get you when it’s time," Situ Xin said without any fear that the water in the spring would cool, because right after she had filled the tub, she took out a small piece of Fire Spirit Stone from her space and placed it at the bottom of the tub, ensuring that even if her mother soaked all day, the water would never grow cold.

Situ Xin read in her room for a while. When she felt the bath time was sufficient, she got up from her couch and walked into the bathroom.

Once in the bathroom, Situ Xin saw her mother lying in the tub, sound asleep, which brought a small smile to her face. Loo Yaxin hadn’t been sleeping well recently due to some troubles on her mind. Now, lying down in the tub’s comforts and lulled by the subtle, sweet fragrance, she had drifted off to sleep without realizing it.

"Mom, it’s time to get up," Situ Xin softly called into her mother’s ear.

"Ah... Oh, I’m getting up." Loo Yaxin woke up to her daughter’s voice and realized she had unconsciously fallen asleep in the bath. "Baby, that was so comfortable, I just fell asleep."

"It’s okay, I often fall asleep in the bath too." Seeing her mother’s slight embarrassment, Situ Xin, as a daughter, naturally gave her a way out. "Mom, have a look in the mirror. Do you like the changes in yourself?" Situ Xin was quite pleased with the changes in her mother, but just because she was pleased didn’t necessarily mean her mother would be.

Walking up to the mirror, Loo Yaxin saw the reflection of a woman who appeared to be in her twenties. Her eyes widened in surprise, and she turned to Situ Xin with her mouth slightly agape. "Baby, is that really me? How... How is the change so drastic?"

Truth be told, under Situ Xin’s care, Loo Yaxin already had a good foundation. Although she was in her forties, only fine lines had appeared on her face, and her skin was still smooth, devoid of various blemishes.

But now, after bathing in that space’s enchanted hot springs, Loo Yaxin’s skin had improved dramatically; the fine lines that were previously on her face had vanished. Now, her skin was so smooth that even her pores had disappeared.

Loo Yaxin’s skin was now far superior to that of some girls barely in their twenties.

While Situ Xin wasn’t as astonished as Loo Yaxin, inwardly, she developed a new appreciation for the efficacy of the hot spring in her space. The upgraded hot spring had effects so fantastical, but of course, that was relative to the common people. Initially, Situ Xin planned to apply a customized concoction of a facial mask for Loo Yaxin after the bath, gauging the effects, but now, she felt there was absolutely no need for that.

"Mom, this is you. How about it? Are you satisfied with the results?" Situ Xin asked with a smile.

"Satisfied, of course I’m satisfied. But, Baby, isn’t the change a little too dramatic? People who know me will get quite a shock when they see me like this," Loo Yaxin admitted. Any woman would be particularly concerned about her appearance. And to become younger and more beautiful would please anyone. Yet, amid her elation, Loo Yaxin couldn’t help but feel a bit concerned that such drastic changes might attract unwanted trouble.