Bai Yi was flustered for a moment, and Wan Ge noticed it. She also realized what she was holding. To keep him from getting nervous, Wan Ge smiled and put the bottle down.

Bai Yi replied, "Well, you can treat it as a drink, but it's not very tasty. I'm not planning on drinking it anymore."

"Why?" Wan Ge asked, puzzled.

Bai Yi hugged the person and replied, "Because the juice and corn juice you made for me are all better than this."

Wan Ge touched his face and then asked, "Do we still want to take this with us?"

Bai Yi shook his head: "No need, let them stay here."

Wan Ge replied with an "okay," and then followed him, taking the other things with her.

Bai Yi visibly breathed a sigh of relief as he turned around.

Wan Ge noticed it, and felt a mix of helplessness, amusement, and pity.

…

They stayed in the town for several more months. In spring, they admired the peach blossoms, and in summer, they boated on the lake.

Autumn has arrived in the blink of an eye, and Wan Ge's work is nearing its end. The inspiration she wanted to draw and the ideas she wanted to gain have all come to an end.

But the leisurely lifestyle in this small town is indeed quite nice. Although it lacks in some aspects, it's not a big deal.

Wan Ge had told Bai Yi before that she would stay here for a few months or half a year.

It was almost time, so Wan Ge asked Bai Yi directly, "I'm planning to go back to G City in a few days. Do you want to come with me?"

If we don't stay together, we might have to be in a long-distance relationship.

But Wan Ge felt that there was a 99% chance that he would be with her.

When Bai Yi heard her say that, he immediately gripped her hand tightly: "Of course I want to go with you."

Of course he would; he'd follow her wherever she went. How could he possibly be alone? At this moment, it was impossible for him to be alone.

Wan Ge patted his head: "Then let's do it together."

It was only then that Wange remembered to ask him, "By the way, where is your family from?"

Wan Ge didn't know this either; she only knew that the villain's family was quite well-off and that he wasn't from this small town.

Bai Yi said softly, "My home is in City A."

City A isn't actually that far from City G. Wange nodded, "Then we can come stay at your place for a while when we have time."

Bai Yi nodded.

Actually, his hometown is also in G City, but because of what happened when he was a child, his parents were worried that he would be traumatized forever, so they moved, and the whole family moved to A City.

Unfortunately, a shadow will always remain a shadow, and moving won't solve the problem.

Anyway, his house in G City was sold a long time ago, so it doesn't matter if we don't mention it.

With their financial means, they had no need to sell it, but they just didn't want their son to think about it again, so they simply sold it and let others renovate or demolish it as they pleased. That was better than keeping it and feeling annoyed.

…

So for the next few days, Bai Yi worked with Wan Ge to organize the materials. Wan Ge's artwork had already been taken to the head office by her assistant.

The day before their departure, Bai Yi noticed Wan Ge busy in the kitchen again, but…

Standing not far away, Bai Yi saw Wan Ge in the kitchen putting something into the pastries she had made for him.

Just then, Aunt Liu called out to Wan Ge about the luggage she needed to bring. Wan Ge immediately left the kitchen.

After Wan Ge left the kitchen, Bai Yi picked up the medicine that Wan Ge had just thrown in, which hadn't completely dissolved. Then he quickly left the kitchen.

When Wan Ge returned to the kitchen, she didn't find anything wrong and just continued doing what she was supposed to do.

…

They left the town early the next morning and boarded a plane in the city.

Bai Yi could tell that Wan Ge's family was well-off. Even if her family was of average means, she was doing quite well now with her abilities.

Although Bai Yi was not an art major, someone like him had seen countless famous paintings since childhood, and Wan Ge's painting ability was no less than that of many painters.

Her works may become rare collector's items many years later. Of course, if you were to look it up, Wan Ge would be a fairly well-known painter now.

But Bai Yi didn't care about those things, so he never bothered to investigate.

After a two-hour flight, they arrived at the airport; it was still before midnight.

They entered through the private passage and soon met the person who was picking them up—Wange's family driver.

However, the other party did not take Wan Ge directly back to the old house, but instead took her to a villa by the sea.

Wan Ge decided to take Bai Yi home for dinner later, but first she would go back to her usual villa to put her things away.

Bai Yi didn't care. As long as Wan Ge was there, he would be there too. He didn't care where he stayed at all. He just knew that he was going to see her parents that night and wondered if he should buy some gifts. He was going out anyway.

After Wan Ge put her things away, she heard him say that he wanted to go out to buy some gifts. Wan Ge knew that it was for his parents, so she didn't think much of it and replied that it was okay. After tidying up and having lunch, the two set off together again.

However, after shopping, when Wan Ge went to get her car, she saw someone approach Bai Yi, and Bai Yi seemed to hand something to that person.

After the other person left, Wan Ge parked the car in front of Bai Yi.

Bai Yi moved all the things into the car and then sat in the passenger seat.

Wan Ge asked him softly, "Do you know that person from just now?"

Bai Yi replied softly, "Yes, he's one of my dad's subordinates. I asked him to take some things back with me."

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