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Wu Rong often exerted a heavy pressure on Rao Jie, creating a sense of blind trust where whatever Wu Rong said, Rao Jie would believe. However, this time, things had gone too far. Rao Jie, being a naturally shy girl, found herself half-convinced that Wu Rong wouldn’t deceive her, yet she couldn’t help but ask, “Really… did I really… act so recklessly while I was asleep?”
Wu Rong appeared impatient, his acting skills seemingly upgraded to max level. “What else could it be? I really dislike sleeping in someone else's bed; I have a cleanliness obsession! Besides, I'm not used to sharing a bed with anyone. If it weren’t for the fact that I enjoy spending time with you and noticed you’ve been feeling down lately—especially since I upset you—I wouldn’t tolerate such reckless behavior!”
Rao Jie felt an unexpected twinge of guilt at his words. She knew about Wu Rong's habits; she remembered how he reacted when she first touched his bed—his displeasure was evident. The idea of him sleeping in someone else's bed was simply unimaginable for him.
Now that Wu Rong had done this for her, despite the shock it caused her, she felt an inexplicable sense of gratitude. He cared about her feelings and tolerated her strange behavior. After all, he wasn’t the one who had upset her.
Seeing Rao Jie lower her head, Wu Rong knew she must have believed him and let out a sigh of relief. In truth, he found it strange himself; he seemed to have changed a lot because of Rao Jie. He could actually hold her in his arms and sleep soundly on someone else's bed. Was this really him?
Wu Rong chuckled softly; it was just as Ye Ming had said—falling in love with someone felt like a chemical reaction that transformed the original elements without one even realizing it.
“You…”
Wu Rong snapped back to reality as he heard Rao Jie speak.
“You didn’t upset me. It was my fault yesterday; I took the opportunity to vent my anger on you. I’m sorry for that. I understand what you meant and that you were saying it for my own good. But sometimes, situations aren’t something we can control easily. Sigh… I can’t quite explain it. Honestly, I haven’t thought deeply about continuing my studies; right now, if I don’t pursue this path, I don’t know what else to do. Or rather, without any goals in mind, the only option seems to be to continue studying. I… I actually envy you and Director Ye.”
As Rao Jie spoke, she looked up at Wu Rong with admiration in her eyes.
“You both are doing what you love and radiate a certain brilliance, but not everyone can achieve that—at least not me right now. I know that my lack of ambition might make you look down on me, but…”
Before Rao Jie could finish her sentence, Wu Rong stepped forward and gently patted her head.
Rao Jie was momentarily stunned, her words trailing off.
“Foolish girl, it’s okay. There’s no need to panic or rush things. If you don’t know what to do right now, take your time to think it through. I shouldn’t try to teach you or guide you since I've never faced such troubles myself and can’t fully understand your feelings. You were right to be angry last night; it was my fault.”
Upon hearing this, Rao Jie couldn’t help but feel her heart race.
Wu Rong… the way he spoke… was truly captivating.
“If you’re confused, just follow the path that feels right for you first. When you figure things out later on, choosing again won’t be difficult. Life is long; there’s always time to start anew. It’s like solving a math problem: if you reach the end and find an error, even if you've written a lot before that point, you have to erase it all and start over to get the correct answer—after all, there’s no wrong time to erase.”
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