Chapter 3610: Side Story University Life: Cold War 3

3610. Chapter 3610 Side Story University Life: Cold War 3

I lay there on this cold □□, feeling time slowly pass, and outside was unusually quiet.

I thought: maybe it's already midnight.

The night was so quiet it was frightening, and my heart seemed just as frighteningly quiet.

I felt a bit tired, my head a little sore...

But I just couldn't fall asleep no matter what.

With my eyes closed, I still couldn't sleep—what's going on?

I slowly felt time trickle by bit by bit; the sky seemed about to dawn.

In the dim light of dawn, I still couldn't sleep, but my mind seemed no longer clear; I forced myself to sleep, to sleep, yet I couldn't sleep at all.

My consciousness was already unclear, yet my heart felt crystal clear.

The pain in my heart remained exactly the same, not diminished at all after a night—no, not in the slightest...

All there was was increased pain!

When the first ray of dawn light streamed through the curtains, I could no longer lie there; I got up, left the room, and outside was unusually quiet.

Shangguan Yun should still be asleep, not yet gotten up, his mind not clear; so I went into the bathroom and took a cold shower, instantly feeling much fresher, my mind seeming much clearer.

I checked the time; it was already six o'clock...

I took a deep breath, gently gathered my belongings, and then prepared to go to school.

As I stepped out the door, I looked back at the room, still tightly closed—did Shangguan Yun sleep well last night?

He didn't, like me, spend the night unable to sleep, did he?

Carrying disappointment, I walked away...

The outside air was not just good; it was rare to rise this early and go out, and when this fresh air blew over me, it gave me a feeling of refreshment and delight.

With my eyes slightly closed, I took a deep breath; it was very comfortable.

But my heart still ached; even this fresh air could not ease the pain inside.

I walked somewhat dazedly to the roadside; coincidentally, a taxi passed by, I hailed it, the taxi stopped beside me, I got in, told the driver the school, and the driver just took me to school like that.

After arriving at school, I only then realized I hadn't eaten breakfast yet; my stomach was growling with hunger.

So I went to the school cafeteria again and bought breakfast: buns and soy milk.