Sanwa glanced at it once and then looked away.
Yunyun, who had been holding her breath, finally began to breathe again.
It seems Professor Li didn't recognize her. But that makes sense; they haven't met many times, she just often sneaks a peek.
She was certain that no matter if Professor Li wore a mask, hat, or sunglasses in the crowd, she could recognize him at a glance.
But Professor Li, how could he possibly recognize her?
She wasn't anyone to him, and he couldn't help but feel a little sad.
After successfully completing the lesson, Sanwa left the classroom.
Little did he know, this would be his last class here this semester.
Soon after, Guangzhou University was completely locked down due to confirmed cases.
Yunyun and her roommates were trapped inside the dormitory building.
In their girls' dormitory, there were several students who had been in close contact with confirmed cases.
Trapped in their dormitory, some cried in distress, while others were too afraid to ask their family and friends for help.
Yunyun was also scared, but she didn't want to call home and worry her family.
She thought to herself that she probably wasn't that unlucky.
Every day, someone delivers food and water to the dormitory building. After a few days, most people calmed down and started looking for things to do to pass the time.
Some are playing cards, some are reading, and some are listening to Walkmans.
A very small number of students have installed computers in their dorm rooms, so they can browse the web and chat on forums when they're bored.
Yunyun likes to read.
She was able to get into Dagang City University, which means her high school grades weren't bad.
However, after entering university, she relaxed somewhat, and because of part-time jobs, her academic performance in class was only average.
But now that she can't go out to work, Yunyun is thinking about improving herself.
Professor Li is so amazing, she doesn't crave to catch up with him, she only hopes to become more outstanding, so that she can get closer to him.
However, their peaceful life was eventually disrupted by an accident.
When Yunyun woke up from her afternoon nap one day, she felt unwell. After using a thermometer, she became frightened.
The mercury line on the thermometer stopped at 38.2 degrees Celsius.
There is no doubt that she has a fever. What does it mean to have a fever at this time?
She didn't dare to hide it and quickly told her roommates, hoping they would live separately from her.
She was afraid that she had contracted the virus, and even more afraid that she would harm her roommates and classmates because of it.
There were still vacant rooms in the dormitory building, so just in case, her roommates had to move out quickly.
Soon, she was the only one left in the dormitory.
She had fever reducers and other necessities, but none of that could comfort her.
She took the medicine, but her temperature didn't come down quickly.
When she was feeling dizzy and about to die, she wrote a message for her family in her phone's notes app.
In case something happens to her, we can see it then, right?
Lying there, tears streamed down her face.
If she really has this disease and can't survive, she will only have one regret besides her family.
She sent a text message to Zhao Qinglan.
"Auntie, do you remember me? My name is Xie Yunyun. You and Professor Li saved me when I was a child. I need to contact Professor Li. Could you please tell me his contact information?"
Zhao Qinglan now carries her phone with her at all times, and she quickly saw the text message.
After a moment's recollection, she remembered that she had indeed given Yunyun a business card.
Although she was curious about what Yunyun wanted to talk to her youngest son about, she hesitated for a moment before sending him her son's phone number.
Upon receiving the number, Yunyun was extremely sincere.
In the text message editing bar, she wrote and deleted, deleted and wrote again.
At first, she wrote that she seemed to be sick and just wanted to tell Professor Li that she liked him. She didn't need any response; she just didn't want to have any regrets.
After writing it, she felt that mentioning her illness might be seen as a sign of weakness or a way to morally blackmail Professor Li.
So she revised it again and again, and finally wrote only this one line.
"Professor Li, I like you. I just wanted to say it. I wish you health and happiness forever."
Upon seeing that the message had been successfully sent, Yunyun had no more energy and drifted off to sleep.
Sanwa lives alone in the company dormitory and is also very worried about the safety of his family and other relatives.
He heard his phone vibrate on the table, picked it up and turned it on.
He frowned when he saw the text message.
He deleted it after reading it, without any intention of responding.
I wonder where they got his phone number from.
He had occasionally received similar text messages that might have bothered him before, all from people who somehow got his phone number.
However, he never paid any attention to it.
If it happens too frequently, he will block the contact.
This text message didn't cause any ripples in his mind.
Perhaps Yunyun was lucky, because when she woke up again, she found that her fever had subsided.
She observed for two more days, and since she was perfectly fine and had no problems, she was certain that she did not have the disease.
She had almost thought she was going to die, but now that she was alright, she was naturally happy.
She quickly deleted the message she wanted to leave for her family, but the thought of that text message made her feel annoyed and regretful.
Oh no, will Professor Li hate her even more now?
Does he already know it was her who sent it? After all, she got the phone number from her aunt, and her aunt has seen her number before.
She didn't expect any positive response from Professor Li; she only hoped that he wouldn't dislike her even more.
After all, being disliked by someone you like is a very painful thing.
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