It's that familiar night again, and there's that familiar figure on my back.

This was already the umpteenth time he had taken her home.

The rain stopped, and Bai Ye originally planned to take her to the hospital to have her temperature checked and then get an IV drip.

But after realizing with the back of his hand that her fever had subsided, he decided to take her home.

Yao Yuyan had already fallen asleep in Bai Ye's arms.

To get rid of her embrace, Bai Ye had to use a lot of effort to get her onto his back.

It was already 11 p.m., but for college students, the nightlife was just beginning.

For Bai Ye, there was still an hour before going to sleep.

His rule is to go to bed around midnight; any later and he won't be able to get up at 8 a.m. the next day.

Besides, he has now moved out of the dormitory, which is further away from the classroom at 8 a.m., so it will take him even longer to get there.

The most important thing is to get rid of the sickly girl on my back as soon as possible.

She really does look like a yandere now that she's asleep; she looks very delicate and has a fever.

The moon isn't very full tonight; a crescent hangs in the sky, but unfortunately, the White Nights don't seem to like the moon.

He preferred the tiny, insignificant stars to the moon.

The moon evokes many partings and sorrows; it's the only thing Bai Ye can't forget after studying Chinese literature for so many years.

I'm not going to look anymore; the more I look, the more worried I get.

Bai Ye, who should have been lying in bed long ago, had to cancel his plan to give up because of the girl on his back.

My precious weekend of lazing around has passed just like that, and my good holiday is gone.

It was so short-lived; it ended before I even got a chance to enjoy it.

"If only he hadn't come tonight," Bai Ye thought to himself.

But he quickly shook his head. Given Yao Yuyan's current yandere state, if he didn't go today, he might really be kidnapped and tied to a chair the next day...

That was an utter disgrace to him. For a boy to be treated like that by a girl made him feel like he wanted to die.

Yao Yuyan's eyelashes trembled slightly, and her hands, which were wrapped around Bai Ye's neck, tightened slightly.

Bai Ye sensed the girl's movement and asked, "You're awake?"

Yao Yuyan said softly, "Mmm!"

Then Yao Yuyan opened her heavy eyes, forced herself to stay awake, and lightly touched Bai Ye's left cheek like a dragonfly skimming the water.

Bai Ye pretended nothing had happened and turned her head away: "You're awake, so get down! I'll help you home."

Yao Yuyan's pupils dilated, never expecting that Bai Ye's 37° mouth could utter such cold words.

She still has a fever! Bai Ye actually made her get down and walk; doesn't he have any heart?!

Yao Yuyan said weakly, "I feel dizzy and have no strength at all."

Bai Ye said calmly, "Then behave yourself and sleep on my back for a while longer. We'll be home when you wake up."

Yao Yuyan felt a warmth in her heart. Although Bai Ye's attitude wasn't exactly friendly, there was no doubt that he still cared about her.

Originally, she was determined to win his heart even if she couldn't have him for the time being, but considering Bai Ye's behavior just now, she decided to let him go for the time being.

You can't rush things. It would be best to win Bai Ye's heart in one fell swoop, but if all else fails, you have to take some measures to keep him by your side forever.

Unfortunately, Bai Ye, who was lost in thought, had no idea what she was thinking, otherwise she would definitely be cowering to the side, trembling with fear.

The thoughts of a yandere girl are absolutely terrifying!

Bai Ye's mind was completely blank. For a moment, Xia Qingyue's image echoed in his mind, then Su Zhimeng, then Luo Qingyan, and then Ye Qingcheng and Yao Yuyan.

Five women with whom he had a great deal of interaction took turns flashing through his mind.

Bai Ye sighed silently. He just wanted to be a lazy bum with no dreams, a single dog, but he always ended up in these kinds of situations.

In high school, I fantasized about a colorful college life, having several sweet romances, and eventually getting married and having children... I didn't care about sons, but I'd love to have a daughter.

Of course, it wasn't that he had any prejudice; he simply felt that having a daughter was better, and he chose his daughter without hesitation when faced with his lovely daughter and son.

Things are different now than with my grandfather's generation; it's no longer the time when they preferred male offspring.

Bai Ye was his grandfather's only grandson. He remembered that Bai Ye's mother's first child was Bai Ye's older sister.

His grandfather seemed quite unhappy about having a girl, since the Bai family didn't have a grandson yet.

So at the time, Bai Ye's attitude towards her mother wasn't very good, which Bai Ye later heard from her aunt and uncle.

It only got better after Bai Ye spoke up; it just goes to show that the mindset of that generation was too deeply ingrained.

After hearing this, Bai Ye didn't have a good impression of her grandfather, whom she had never met. She felt that he was just a rigid old schoolteacher.

Of course, he understands things like respecting the elderly and caring for the young, but only if the person is worthy of his respect.

What he heard most often was that his grandfather had broken up his father's relationship with his father's ex-girlfriend.

It seems that the old man was stubborn at the time, feeling that the two families were not a good match. His girlfriend's family was too well-off, while his family was too poor and they were not good enough for her.

After the breakup, Bai Ye's aunt and the others were filled with regret. Later, through the matchmaking of friends, Bai Ye's mother and father got together.

The arguments her parents had had over the years were still vivid in her mind. She thought that she should make her own decisions about her marriage, regardless of whether her parents agreed or disagreed.

If they agree, great; if they disagree, then they shouldn't get married or have children and should remain single for life. They'll eventually compromise.

In any case, young people in the new era advocate freedom and being single.

The streetlights in the dark couldn't illuminate the entire street. There were very few streetlights on this road, and they were far apart from each other. Although the light was dim, the moonlight in the night sky and the headlights of passing cars barely illuminated the road ahead.

The girl on his back seemed to have fallen asleep again, her chin resting on Bai Ye's shoulder, a delicate fragrance filling the air around him.

Bai Ye frowned, wanting to feel her body temperature to see if it had risen, but since he was holding her with both hands, he couldn't use the back of his hand to feel it.

Bai Ye gently pressed her left cheek against the girl's forehead on her shoulder.

This is also a way to sense body temperature. I don't know if it's correct, but her mother used to sense her body temperature this way when she was a child.

After making this move, Bai Ye regretted it a little, even though he had intended to keep his distance from Yao Yuyan.

The fact that they still took this action is undoubtedly a slap in the face.

Yao Yuyan's forehead wasn't hot, so she was probably experiencing a low-grade fever.

Go back, take some medicine, and get some sleep; you'll probably feel much better tomorrow.

But the question is, does she have any medicine at home?

There probably are, right? After the pandemic, almost every household has developed the habit of stockpiling medicine to some extent.

You can choose not to take medicine, but you can't live without it.

However, Yao Yuyan's family is not an ordinary one, so it cannot be calculated according to common sense.

So Bai Ye thought about it and decided to take a detour to buy some medicine.