Gu Huaijin responded to Yu Luowan’s words, a faint twitch showing at the corner of his mouth. He looked up at her and said, "There’s no fairy possession."
"Nonsense, if there’s no fairy, how could Gu Zhiqi’s hand glow?" Yu Luowan became instantly displeased when Gu Huaijin suddenly changed his statement, "I clearly saw her channel a glowing white formation into Sister Feng He’s body, and she even had me hold Feng He’s head straight."
"Remember not to tell anyone unrelated about what happened tonight," Gu Huaijin said seriously to Yu Luowan.
"Don’t worry, I’m the best at keeping a fairy’s secrets," Yu Luowan replied, then patted her chest as if to reassure, her demeanor full of self-confidence.
Not trusting Yu Luowan’s assurance for a second, Gu Huaijin added, "If you can’t keep the secret, I’ll have aunt deduct your pocket money."
"No, you won’t really deduct my pocket money, will you?" Yu Luowan looked pitifully at Gu Huaijin, her face full of reproach.
Seeing her , Gu Huaijin played his trump card, "If you don’t keep the fairy’s secret, the fairy will never come to see you again."
Such words would normally only be effective on naively ignorant children, but not so much on older children. However, the eighteen-year-old Yu Luowan was an exception because she had always firmly believed in the existence of fairies in this world.
As expected, upon hearing Gu Huaijin’s words, Yu Luowan’s expression turned solemn. "Brother Huaijin, rest assured, I will definitely keep the fairy’s secret well."
Gu Huaijin raised an eyebrow at her words.
"Brother Huaijin, how did you manage to invite the fairy to possess Gu Zhiqi?" Yu Luowan suddenly leaned in close to Gu Huaijin, whispering her question mysteriously.
"You and aunt have been up all night, you should go rest now. I will stay here and watch," Gu Huaijin smoothly deflected the topic.
"I can’t do that, I have to wait for Sister Feng He to wake up before I can sleep," said Yu Luowan, hastily moving to the other side of the bed and sitting down at the edge.
Understanding she was also anxiously waiting for Luo Fenghe to wake up, Gu Huaijin said no more.
A clear, melodious ringtone filled the room.
Yu Luowan, who had been dozing by the bed, was suddenly jolted awake by the sound.
Fumbling to extract her cell phone from her pocket, she saw it was the alarm she set the night before. Groggily, she noted, "Ah, it’s seven in the morning."
The alarm had been set by her yesterday.
Today was September first, the day school started.
She had made plans with her classmates to get up early and head to school early, so she set the alarm for seven o’clock.
However, given the current circumstances, it seemed she wouldn’t be able to go to school early today.
Yu Luowan turned off the alarm and immediately focused on Luo Fenghe, noticing she still hadn’t woken up and a hint of worry appeared in her eyes. She looked at Gu Huaijin, who was sitting by the bed, "Brother Huaijin, it’s been two hours, why hasn’t Sister Feng He woken up yet?"
She remembered, Gu Zhiqi had fallen asleep at five, and now it was seven – wasn’t that two hours?
"Qiqi said two hours later, she didn’t say exactly two hours," Gu Huaijin, who trusted Gu Zhiqi completely, was also eagerly hoping for Luo Fenghe to wake up soon. However, he wasn’t too worried about her not waking up yet.
"Doctor Luo, sorry for troubling you again."
"Madam Yu, you’re too kind. If Miss Luo can wake up, it’s no trouble at all for me to make a few extra trips," Doctor Luo replied.
As the two spoke, voices came from the doorway of the room.
Yu Luowan and Gu Huaijin both turned their heads, looking towards the room entrance.