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Jiang Shiyan reached out to pull me, but I dodged away.
His expression instantly turned sorrowful.
My heart had long since drifted away from him.
Lu Nancheng coughed softly and said weakly, “Yuyu…”
I turned my head and glared at him.
I pointed to the scraped skin on my forehead: “I’m hurt too.”
“…”
I quickly walked up to him and took out a tissue from my bag to help wipe his wound.
He pouted: “Ouch, that hurts.”
“Serves you right,” I scolded softly. “If you can’t win, why insist on fighting? Aren’t you just asking for trouble?”
“Just blow on it for me, and it won’t hurt anymore.”
I sighed helplessly and gently blew on his wound.
He smiled and hugged me: “It doesn’t hurt anymore.”
I tried to pull away, but he held on tightly.
“Yuyu, please accompany me to the hospital; I’m afraid of needles.”
I frowned: “Don’t start with that.”
He said seriously, "This time I'm really dizzy."
Seeing his determined attitude, I reluctantly compromised: "Alright, I'll accompany you to the hospital."
He was happy and gave me a peck on the cheek: "Yuyu is really great."
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Jiang Shiyan watched me gently wipe the blood off Lu Nancheng's face.
Lu Nancheng exaggeratedly cried out in pain.
His heart sank in an instant.
My love for him had vanished; the Lin Yu who once was would never return to his side.
Jiang Shiyan suddenly felt like a kite with a broken string, unable to find his way home.
He remembered when Su Xiao said he would regret it, and for the first time, he felt a sense of helplessness.
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I watched Jiang Shiyan turn and walk towards the car.
His silhouette was lonely, stretched long by the setting sun.
The sun was swallowed by the horizon, and the sky turned a pale rose blue.
The car belonging to Jiang Shiyan gradually drove away.
I watched the car getting further and further, as if I could see the past six years, from twenty-one to twenty-seven, all those years fading away with that speeding vehicle.
From now on, the name Jiang Shiyan will just be an ordinary name.
I might not deliberately forget, but I also won’t actively remember.
A warm coat was draped over my shoulders.
Lu Nancheng gently pulled me into his embrace.
I turned to look at him, his face adorned with a soft smile.
Lu Nancheng spoke tenderly, "Yuyu."
His eyes were filled with gentle affection, making it hard for me not to get lost in them.
I wrapped my arms around his waist and buried my face in his chest. "Let's go to the hospital."
Lu Nancheng chuckled softly, "Now?"
I looked up at him. "Is that a problem?"
His Adam's apple bobbed as he replied, "No, we can go whenever you say."
He fastened the buttons of the coat one by one, wrapping me up snugly.
Then he picked me up and walked towards where the car was parked.
Lu Nancheng's arms around me were steady as I nestled against him, feeling his warm body heat.
At this moment, I felt like I had the whole world.
The car stopped at the hospital entrance.
Lu Nancheng parked the car, walked around to my side, and opened the door. "We're here."
I looked at the bruise at the corner of his eye and gently reached out to touch it. "Does it hurt?"
Lu Nancheng held my hand. "It doesn't hurt."
"He hit you, why didn't you dodge?"
Lu Nancheng looked at me, his gaze deep. "He deserved it."
I was taken aback for a moment, then smiled.
Lu Nancheng helped me unbuckle my seatbelt and carried me out of the car.
He placed me on a bench, squatted in front of me, and looked up. "You wait here for me; I'll go get registered."
I held onto his hand tightly. "I'll go with you."
Lu Nancheng smiled and nodded. "Okay."
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