I Have Yet to Become a Doll Today Chapter 825: Washing Hair

Chapter 825: Chapter 825: Washing Hair

After Chen Hui cut Leonid’s hair, she used the alcohol Bai Youwei had prepared to ticulously wash his beard.

It seed the alcohol was too strong, as all the little insects crawled out, and with a gentle comb and towel, they were all washed away.

This thod worked.

Du Lai, seeing this, asked Bai Youwei, “Is there any alcohol left? I want to wash too.”

“There is,” said Bai Youwei, “but if you use it to wash your hair directly, it’ll be quite cold. You’ll need to keep warm afterward.”

Du Lai: “Hmm, got it.”

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Bai Youwei went into the tent, opened the toy house, and called for Teacher Cheng to fetch the alcohol.

She had plenty of alcohol, with everything from foreign liquors, baijiu, to beer—definitely enough even for bathing.

Asarina and Shen Mo each asked for a bottle of strong liquor.

Their hair was not long; after washing it with alcohol and rinsing with cold water, they sat by the fire to dry off and didn’t feel too cold.

While Shen Mo was drying his hair, Bai Youwei sat beside him, eyes closed, quietly leaning against him.

Seconds and minutes passed, everyone sitting around the fire, the atmosphere becoming heavy.

Du Lai looked around, his gaze stopping on Chen Hui, asking her, “Did you find any lice on you?”

Chen Hui paused.

“No,” Leonid said lazily, “Asarina and I checked her, and she’s very clean—no lice in her hair or clothes.”

“What about Asarina?” Du Lai asked.

“There are a few… probably about a dozen or so,” Asarina said, scratching her half-dry, half-wet hair, “Is there a problem?”

Du Lai said, “No big deal, I just suspect that lice only appear on those who have attacked the Minotaur, and they don’t seem to be very contagious. Otherwise, we would’ve been infected by those few people at the beginning.”

“If that’s the case, it does seem so,” Leonid looked to Bai Youwei, “She doesn’t have many lice on her, maybe two or three? Is it because she used the rabbit to attack indirectly?”

Bai Youwei, with her eyes still closed, didn’t make a sound.

Shen Mo looked down at her for a while and then whispered back, “She’s fallen asleep.”

Everyone paused for a mont.

Stretching, Leonid remarked, “Well, if she can sleep, that ans she’s not panicking. If she’s not panicking, it ans she must have a plan for leaving this place… Huh, I’m going to sleep too.”

Du Lai stood up, “I’ll rest as well.”

Asarina looked at Leonid and then at Du Lai, hesitatingly asking, “Aren’t we setting up a night watch?”

“There’s nothing to watch,” Du Lai said, “The Minotaur won’t act if we don’t move, and those two have been tied up with rope, it’s safe.”

Shen Mo bent down to lift Bai Youwei, saying faintly, “I’ll take her back to the tent to rest.”

Bai Youwei slightly woke up, realizing she was in Shen Mo’s arms, and peacefully continued to sleep.

Shen Mo placed her in the tent, then slowly backed out while kneeling.

Bai Youwei, sensing this, turned over and hooked her small foot around his withdrawing arm, her voice muffled, “Where are you going…”

“I’ll sleep outside,” Shen Mo replied.

Bai Youwei instantly beca alert, sitting up and looking at Shen Mo, “Why?”

Shen Mo pressed his lips together faintly and said, “I have lice on .”

“I don’t mind!” Bai Youwei crawled over, vigorously embracing Shen Mo’s arm, “Besides, didn’t Du Lai just say they’re not contagious!”

Shen Mo quietly looked at her, remaining silent.

Bai Youwei scrutinized his expression, feeling that sothing was off with him. She clung even tighter to Shen Mo’s arm, fearing he would leave.

“Besides, there are no spare mats or sleeping bags outside, where would you go to sleep?” She gazed into his eyes and said softly, “I want you to stay and sleep here.”