Shi Yu and Shen Cheng went downstairs to buy so plain porridge from the cafeteria, and although Wen Wan’s stomach was still a bit uncomfortable, she barely managed to drink a few sips.
Shen Cheng had planned to stay and take care of Wen Wan with Shi Keke, but a servant from ho called and said that Xiao Ao Jue and Little Tian Jue had woken up crying and making a fuss, looking for their mother.
She had no choice but to leave first. Shi Yu was not at ease letting her return alone, so after telling Wen Wan to rest well at night, he left the hospital with her.
Around eleven o’clock, Wen Wan went to sleep. Shi Keke washed her face with water and then lay down on the bed next to her.
As it was a VIP ward, the facilities in the room were completely different from those in a regular ward, with two beds two ters wide each and, by the window, a comfortable sofa and a computer.
At that mont, Shi i was lazily reclining on the sofa, one hand holding the computer’s mouse and the other rapidly tapping on the arrow keys on the keyboard.
The sound of fingers hitting the keyboard was not too loud, but it still reached Shi Keke’s ears.
Already not inclined to sleep, upon hearing the noise, she simply propped herself up in bed, glanced towards the window, and saw Shi i playing ’CrossFire,’ raising her eyebrows in surprise.
"You actually play such a dumb ga?"
Worried about waking Wen Wan, Shi Keke deliberately kept her voice very low.
Whether Shi i hadn’t heard her or was deliberately ignoring her, his slender fingers pressed a few keys to switch the ga character’s knife to a gun and then rapidly clicked the mouse, killing an opponent in the ga.
After completing these actions and finishing a round, he took a sip of coffee from the cup on the table without even turning his head.
He had roughly half a cup of coffee, and when the next ga started, he adjusted his equipnt and continued playing.
Throughout the ga, whether losing or winning, he maintained an expressionless face, his mood unaffected, with neither joy nor annoyance.
It’s hard to imagine what such a scene would look like.
He didn’t speak. Shi Keke found it a bit boring and decided not to try to make conversation anymore. She went to the bathroom and then back to bed.
She didn’t know if it was the weather that was too muggy or just that it wasn’t her usual bedti yet, but she tossed and turned and couldn’t fall asleep.
Intending to go to bed early for once, she didn’t expect to still feel so awake, so she got out of bed again, took so docunts out of her bag, and sat down to flip through them.
The light was a bit dim, and she couldn’t see the words on the docunts very clearly, so she lowered her head to get a closer look.
The wind blew in through the window, stirring her hair. The airy bangs in front of her forehead were swept to the side, adding a touch of charm to her appearance.
Before coming to the hospital, she had removed her makeup. Her face was clean and clear, with just a tiny beauty mark between her eyebrows, and not a single flaw elsewhere.
At the roots of her hair on her forehead, she had an attractive widow’s peak. With thick willow-leaf eyebrows, lively watery eyes, a delicate and small nose, and thin, reddish lips.
Her skin was soft, smooth, and fair, like White Jade, seemingly fragile to the touch, each inch ticulously crafted.
Even in such a dim environnt, her presence was undeniable. She shone like a diamond, glittered like a jewel, her aura ethereal.
Indeed, a rare beauty to behold.
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