At first, paying attention to these things was purely because of Shangguan Yu.
Because she wanted to understand him, understand the profession he liked, and know more about this field, thinking that if one day she had the opportunity to talk to him, she wouldn’t run out of topics to discuss.
However, reality proved that she was overthinking it.
Over time, this became a habit, spending an hour or two before bed watching these, even though she had decided she no longer liked him; she couldn’t change this habit in an instant.
Whenever she saw reports of soldiers getting injured or having accidents while on rescue missions, besides feeling regret and admiration, she particularly worried about Shangguan Yu.
Fortunately, there was never any news about Shangguan Yu in these reports.
She wasn’t sure whether to feel relieved or disappointed.
The next day, Gu Yao went to school as usual. The classmates who went to the KTV with her yesterday avoided her from afar, not even daring to say hello, all because they were afraid of Gu Sheng.
As expected, Cheng Xia did not come, and the girl who splashed wine on her didn’t appear either and never showed up afterwards. Where she went, only Gu Sheng probably knew.
Gu Yao didn’t care about the evasive looks from those classmates, but Cheng Xia was quite innocent yesterday, and now he was probably still lying in the hospital.
It was impossible for her to visit Cheng Xia in the hospital and apologize for Gu Sheng’s rash actions, because if Gu Sheng found out, Cheng Xia would really be in trouble.
Gu Yao thought that she would apologize to him once Cheng Xia recovered and returned to school, but unexpectedly, in the afternoon Cheng Xia’s uncle came to the school, found her, and apologized.
Seeing Cheng Xia’s uncle’s attitude towards her and the anxious and uneasy look in his eyes when he spoke, Gu Yao knew how much pressure Gu Sheng must have put on that director.
To be honest, this was really just a farce and a misunderstanding, but it had already happened, and Gu Sheng’s intention was for her, so there wasn’t anyone to blame.
As for Cheng Xia’s uncle’s apology, Gu Yao also expressed her own regret.
After classes ended for the day, Gu Yao left the school and saw Gu Sheng waiting at the gate from a distance, not sure when he had arrived.
Even though there were many people at the school gate, she could always spot Gu Sheng at first glance, and probably many others would also notice Gu Sheng at first sight.
After all, some people are just born to stand out.
Gu Yao jogged towards Gu Sheng and cheerfully called out, "Second Brother."
"Yeah," Gu Sheng smiled back, took her backpack and the drawing drafts from her hands, and then handed her the milk tea he was holding.
This scene had been witnessed many times over the past few days; fellow students assumed they were a couple, inwardly envious. But only those who knew Gu Yao understood that he was her brother, while to those classmates from the KTV yesterday, Gu Sheng was just a madman.
A madman who could suddenly want to kill someone, but this madman was a fanatic about spoiling his sister.
"No classes tomorrow, right?" Gu Sheng asked.
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"Then... do you want to go to a music concert?"
"A music concert? You even listen to these?" Gu Yao was a bit surprised.
"It’s just that I have time now."
"Then let’s go." Compared to this, she preferred staying at home unless going out for inspiration or scouting locations; otherwise, she was too lazy to go out.
But since Second Brother mentioned it, whether he wanted to go himself or bring her along, it was a chance to relax.
In the days to follow, Gu Sheng researched recipes daily, cooked meals, and then brought Gu Yao back for dinner.