Chapter 761: 761. Chapter 761: Entangled and Unclear 10

761. Chapter 761: Entangled and Unclear 10

"Just change the SIM card, wouldn't that work? Why bother changing the phone?" Lili said with a smile again.

However, her eyes stayed fixed on my phone without looking away, and I generously tossed my phone to her, saying: "If you want to look, look at it clearly."

After taking it, she examined it again and said: "You still haven't answered my question; why not just change the number? You have to change the phone."

"How would I know if he wants to change it? If you want to ask, ask him; I don't know either." I said that and then leaned against the desk.

"I'm exhausted." I had just said that when Lili handed my phone back, and I shoved it into the drawer, asking: "You don't want it anymore?"

"Sigh, what's the point of looking? I can't afford it anyway. By the way, yesterday I heard the Class Monitor confessed to you?" Lili sidled up next to me and asked.

I weakly nodded and said: "Yeah, as expected, the news spread quickly."

"In front of Shangguan Yun?" Lili asked again.

I weakly nodded again and said: "Yeah, and it was in front of the whole Caochang. Now I've really lost face, even to my grandmother's house."

"What reaction did Shangguan Yun have?" Lili asked, feigning ignorance.

I gave Lili a contemptuous glance and said: "What do you think? What reaction could there be? Of course he was furious—he grabbed me, didn't say a word, and dragged me outside. Then he didn't say a word, pulled me into a bar, still didn't say a word, and just drank by himself, treating me as if I were invisible."

"And then what?" Lili asked, seeming very interested.

That's right—it's not just her who's interested; I'm sure anyone who saw Shangguan Yun pulling me along would be curious too, they just lack the courage to ask me.

"What else could happen? He got drunk, went out for some fresh air, sobered up a bit, then went home and came down with a fever." I said concisely.

"And then?" Lili still asked.

"That's it. He's still sick, so after class I still have to go check on him; otherwise he'll keep saying he's pitiful, no one cares for him, no one pities him, and he'll die alone. Then, during evening study, I probably won't come—I'll accompany him to the hospital for a shot. He's unwilling to get a shot, like a little girl; this morning I bought him medicine, bought breakfast, and came over." I spoke directly as I arrived at Xuexiao.