Something is better than nothing, so I took out my hoodie and wrapped the two sleeves around my neck, trying not to move my body too much in order to keep warm.

After a while, my breath completely blurred the car window, making me feel like I was trapped in a very narrow box.

That kind of claustrophobia can be "forced" out at any time.

I closed my eyes, trying my best not to pay attention to this space, but the more I tried, the more uncomfortable I became, and then I felt like my heart was being torn apart.

I sat up abruptly and opened the car window. Although I felt a little better, the torrential rain poured down and hit my face through the window... I felt a bit desperate, to the point that I really wanted a bed and a hot shower.

I didn't want to have such a terrible night before going to Thailand; I felt it was a bad omen.

...

Just then, there was a knock on the other side of the car window. Through the raindrops clinging to the window, I could vaguely make out that it was Ye Zhi. It could only be her; otherwise, who would care about my feelings in this unfamiliar place?

I opened the car window, and she stood beside the car, holding an umbrella with the hotel's logo.

Are you cold?

"fine."

As I spoke, I tried to untie the hoodie around my neck, but because I felt guilty, I ended up twisting the two sleeves into a knot around my neck, making it look like a toilet seat around my neck.

Ye Zhi suppressed a laugh and said, "Let's get off the bus and go to our room to sleep."

Of course I knew why she came down, but when she actually said it, it still felt like a dream. So, I said the most clueless thing I'd ever said in my life, and while we were staring at each other, I said, "So you're sleeping in the car?"

(End of this chapter) h/>/>