Chapter 84: 84. Chapter 84: A Different Shangguan Yun 5

84. Chapter 84: A Different Shangguan Yun 5

I said to him calmly, 'I'm home; you should go rest early too. Besides, you should go to the hospital to have your hand looked at, or it might get inflamed and become worse.'

'I will.' Shangguan Yun seemed happy hearing my words.

'Liu Xi, go inside.' I said to Liu Xi, and was about to pull him in, but Liu Xi seemed mesmerized by Shangguan Yun—every time he sees Shangguan Yun he's really happy; I really worry he might have fallen for Shangguan Yun, fortunately he has a girlfriend.

'Xuanxuan, go inside first. Liu Xi, can we talk?' Shangguan Yun said, twitching the corner of his mouth.

Liu Xi nodded and said to me, 'Sis, you go inside first.'

I didn't bother with them, just went inside myself, not knowing what those two big guys were chatting about.

My head hurt; I went into the room, washed my face, washed my feet, then lay down on the bed and fell asleep.

I didn't know what Shangguan Yun and Liu Xi were talking about.

I lay at home for two days; my fever had mostly subsided, but Shangguan Yun called every day, showing concern, yet I didn't answer any of his calls—my mind was already in turmoil, and I didn't want to be disturbed further.

Although I didn't answer his calls, he would still send messages asking after me, showing great concern.

When we were having dinner on Sunday, Mom asked caringly, 'Xuanxuan, how are you feeling? If you're still unwell, just rest a few more days at home and take leave.'

'Mom, it's fine; my fever's gone, I just still have a bit of a cold that hasn't cleared up.' I said to Mom with a smile.

But Mom said my complexion still wasn't good—my face looked pale with no trace of color, and since I'm naturally skinny, I looked fragile; Mom said she was really worried about me.

I insisted that Liu Xi take me to school, and Liu Xi gladly said he was willing to take me to school.

I really don't know what medicine Liu Xi has taken—normally, when I have a lot of stuff to bring to school and ask him to help carry it, he's unwilling, saying he either has no time or is too tired to go out.

As Liu Xi and I walked out the door, while he was helping me carry my things to the intersection, he said to me, 'Sis, wait a moment.'

'What for?' I asked him, looking puzzled.