"Lost your memory again? You don’t remember anything?!" Gu Yuluo’s expression appeared somewhat agitated, but it wasn’t the kind of excitement that comes with joy; it was the kind that seemed very anxious and irritable.
Seeing Gu Yuluo , Gu Zhiqi suddenly curved her eyebrows and eyes, looking soft and innocent as she spoke, "I just vaguely remember that I seem to be your grandfather."
Hearing what Gu Zhiqi said, Gu Yuluo was left speechless.
However, while speechless, she also breathed a sigh of relief.
As long as her personality hadn’t changed, whether she lost her memory or not wasn’t a big deal.
Seeing that Gu Yuluo wasn’t speaking, Gu Zhiqi continued, "So, could you call me ’Grandpa’?"
The girl lazily half-squinted her eyes, the corners of her mouth slightly upturned, smiling softly and slyly, the very image of a cunning little fox.
Gu Yuluo looked at her , her mouth twitching, helplessly saying, "You’re not just my grandfather, you’re my ancestor, you almost scared me to death."
Gu Zhiqi gave her a strange look upon hearing this.
Was it just because she had slept awhile?
How could that have scared someone to death?
She yawned lazily, flipped off the covers, and got out of bed slowly.
"No, don’t get out of bed, you might faint again," Gu Yuluo said, seeing her get out of bed with disapproval, reaching out to support her.
Gu Zhiqi looked down, glancing at her hand.
Seeing this, Gu Yuluo hesitated, pursed her lips slightly, withdrew her hand, and muttered quietly, "You think I want to help you?"
Gu Zhiqi heard it, simply half-squinting her eyes lazily, raising her eyebrows without saying a word.
"Do you really not remember anything?" Gu Yuluo asked, tilting her head and looking at Gu Zhiqi with a suspicious expression.
"I remember a bit," Gu Zhiqi replied languidly, then sat on the edge of the bed, bending slightly to put on her shoes.
"How much is a bit?" Gu Yuluo, hearing Gu Zhiqi’s nonchalant response, felt like she was going to burst.
Gu Zhiqi didn’t answer her question, tying her shoelaces slowly, and while doing so, felt something was off. She suddenly looked up, giving Gu Yuluo a glance, "Did Yun Sen treat me?"
Gu Yuluo nodded in response.
Hearing Gu Zhiqi ask this, even though she didn’t know how much she remembered, at least she could confirm that Gu Zhiqi must have some memories from the past few days.
Thinking this way, she felt relieved.
Seeing Gu Yuluo nod, Gu Zhiqi fell silent.
Her eyes slightly lowered, she continued tying her shoelaces in a calm and leisurely manner, her brows tinged with a touch of light irritation.
Suddenly, she owed someone a favor.
"Why did you suddenly faint? Was it because you were lifting the seal and awakening the Spirit Origin for that green-haired boy?" Gu Yuluo, recalling the incident of Gu Zhiqi suddenly fainting, frowned slightly and asked.
"Oh, no," Gu Zhiqi said as she stood up.
Gu Yuluo’s eyebrows were knit with worry, her eyes clouded with concern that couldn’t be dispelled. Her emotions were so obvious, Gu Zhiqi couldn’t miss them even if she wanted to.
After a glance at Gu Yuluo, she fell silent.
Three seconds later, she spoke, "Just, suddenly felt like fainting, so I fainted."
It was both an answer and yet not an answer.
Could you be any more dismissive?
Gu Zhiqi walked towards the door while looking at her phone.
Seven o’clock in the evening.
She had actually slept for almost nine hours.
Seeing Gu Zhiqi walking away, and fearing she might faint again, Gu Yuluo hastily followed.
"Zhizhi, your Intelligent Spirit Pet has upgraded to Level Two, and the Level Two function is now activated: It can possess any inanimate object or any creature that hasn’t awakened its intelligence," Chubby Chiu appeared on the scene late, just as Gu Zhiqi stepped out of the room.
"Oh," Gu Zhiqi responded indifferently.