Li Qingshu peered anxiously from outside the woods.

She breathed a slight sigh of relief when she saw the person come out.

"Teacher Su Yan, are you feeling better?"

"I feel much better. The medicine is very effective. Thank you all for your hard work." Su Yan smiled slightly, gently pulled away from Chu Yang's hand, and took a few steps on her own.

Then she took Li Qingshu's hand and said, "I applied the medicine myself just now, and Chu Yang was watching over me."

This explanation was not superfluous, and Li Qingshu's mood immediately brightened up.

There was no way around it; the injured area was too sensitive. Even if Chu Yang only glanced at it, she would be unhappy.

She nodded: "Okay, teacher."

"Let's keep going then, just take it slow," Chu Yang said.

Fortunately, the rest of the way was relatively easy to walk, and Su Yan was able to walk on her own without assistance, although she was a little slower.

Chu Yang and Li Qingshu weren't in a hurry. They enjoyed the scenery and took photos along the way. With Su Yan around, they could even ask her to help take couple photos.

More than an hour later, we finally arrived at the highest observation deck.

Su Yan was exhausted; her long legs were trembling, and she leaned against the railing.

"Wow, we've finally arrived!" Li Qingshu exclaimed as she reached the edge of the viewing platform and looked up at the vast mountains.

At this time, many student council members were still staying at the observation deck, some admiring the scenery, some taking photos, and some sketching with their easels.

Chu Yang handed Su Yan a bottle of water and was about to give another one to Li Qingshu.

At that moment, a refined-looking young man wearing glasses walked over first.

"Excuse me, may I draw a picture for you?"

Chu Yang frowned and said coldly, "No."