Chapter 92 Chapter 92 Bai Tianming heard Isaac say this...
Bai Tianming listened to what Isaac said, pondered for a moment, and felt that what he said seemed to make some sense, but he didn't quite believe it, after all, there was no evidence.
If Bai Tianming really believed Isaac's words and ended up angering Jacob, that would be bad. When the matter came to light, Bai Tianming would be the one to bear the brunt of the wrath.
Bai Tianming didn't want to get himself into trouble for no reason, but he had to admit that Isaac really aroused his curiosity and made him start to want to know what was in the room.
However, he didn't particularly want to know right now, so he could still restrain himself.
Seeing Bai Tianming pondering, Isaac knew he had taken his words to heart. He immediately added fuel to the fire with a smile, "If you don't believe me, you can ask him now if you can go to his lounge. I guarantee he'll agree."
"How do you know him so well?" Bai Tianming was a little suspicious.
Isaac was shocked, then laughed and said, "It's not that I understand him, I just know very well that this is not a big deal." No wonder.
"I don't have his contact information." Bai Tianming spread out his hands.
"Doesn't someone here know about this?" Isaac pointed at Aaron who was waiting for him to leave and smiled at Bai Tianming.
Aaron blinked, feeling as if he had been a bystander who had suddenly stumbled into the center of an incident. "Me?"
He came to his senses and said, "I do know, but do you really want to ask? He seems to be busy, and I'm afraid you'll disturb him if you ask him."
Bai Tianming thought about it and felt that Jacob's matter was most likely about going to the Garden of Eden, so there should be no rush. If he was really anxious, Bai Tianming should have explained it to him clearly.
Thinking about it this way, I have to make this call.
"Just in case," Bai Tianming lowered his eyes and thought for a moment, then said to Aaron, "It's better to contact him. Besides the matter of the room, I have something else I want to discuss with him."
Aaron looked thoughtful. "Anything else? Okay then."
He gave Bai Tianming his contact information. Isaac waved to Bai Tianming and said with a fox-like smile, "I hope you've been in by the time I come back!"
Bai Tianming raised his eyebrows, but did not comment or answer.
Aaron took Isaac away and told Bai Tianming: "Other rescue angels will come later to arrange for Enoch's examination." And they will also keep you company.
So don't be surprised if you see them.
Bai Tianming nodded and contacted Jacob after they left.
While taking Isaac for examination, Aaron sent a message to Jacob, explaining that he had handed over the key and his contact information to Bai Tianming.
Jacob received the message, but before he could do anything, Bai Tianming's contact appeared on his screen. He was nervous for a moment and hung up immediately.
Bai Tianming was a little confused, so he sent him a message: "Hello?"
He hesitated for a while, then called and asked, "What's the matter?"
"Do you have an exclusive lounge in the hospital?" Bai Tianming asked as casually as possible.
"Yes," Jacob heard Bai Tianming's voice coming from the communicator. He put his ear next to the communicator and had the illusion that Bai Tianming was speaking in his ear. His face suddenly turned red and his mind went blank for a moment, as if he had accidentally fallen into a sea of fire and was burned. He didn't care about anything else and just said, "Yes."
"Aaron, give me the key, can I go in and take a look?" Bai Tianming asked tentatively.
"Yes, of course," Jacob replied without hesitation.
Bai Tianming could hear his nervousness and comforted him, "My matter is not urgent, you can take your time. I will wait for you at the hospital. I won't leave for a while."
"Okay, okay." Jacob already felt dizzy, as if he had been drinking. He was anxious to hang up the phone and make himself as normal as possible, so he answered quickly.
"Goodbye then." Bai Tianming could only hear that he seemed to want to distance himself from the matter. He began to doubt what Isaac had said before. He frowned and said hesitantly.
"Goodbye." Jacob said impatiently.
The communication was disconnected.
At this point, Bai Tianming became more and more curious about what was in the next room. After hesitating for a while, he took the key and walked over and opened the door.
Regardless of whether what Isaac said was true or false, it was true that the key was in Bai Tianming's hand, and it was also true that Jacob agreed to let Bai Tianming open the door, so why not take a look?
Just a quick glance, it shouldn't matter.
There wouldn't be anything in the room that would break down as soon as the door opened, right? As long as nothing was broken, it shouldn't have any impact.
Bai Tianming pushed open the door and a gust of wind blew in. There was a stack of drawing paper on the table with a pen pressed on the paper. The thin paper rustled in the wind, and the pen on the paper rolled in the wind and seemed about to roll off the paper.
Bai Tianming tried to close the door and a piece of paper flew out.
The piece of paper flew in front of Bai Tianming with a snap. Bai Tianming tore the paper off the door and took a closer look. The picture on it was of him many years ago.
Suddenly, there was a sound of hurried running in the corridor not far away. Bai Tianming slowly raised his head and came back to his senses from his trance. The running sound disappeared, replaced by footsteps.
The person who came was none other than Jacob, whom Ming had contacted before opening the door during the day.
Jacob hurried over, and when he looked into Bai Tianming's eyes, his whole body seemed to be suddenly under a spell. He suddenly stopped and turned into a stiff sculpture, unable to move at all. He just stared at Bai Tianming blankly, as if they were playing a game of "one, two, three, statues", and whoever spoke first would lose.
Bai Tianming blinked his eyes, and the paper in his hand was rustling like a sharp whistle in the wind blowing in from the window not far away.
At the same time, the paper was shaking in Bai Tianming's hand, like a lively fish just out of the water, trying to jump back into the pond.
The sound of the wind woke Jacob.
His calm face suddenly became panic-stricken, as if he was suddenly awakened from a deep sleep. He took two steps forward and approached Bai Tianming, but there was still a distance between them. He did not dare to move forward any further, as if what was in front of him was not a flat corridor floor, but a daunting abyss. He was almost frightened.
He looked at Bai Tianming, hesitated and said, "Did you see everything?"
Bai Tianming shook the thin piece of paper in his hand, as if holding a fragile potato chip covered with seasoning. He didn't know whether to put it down or not. He smiled and replied, "I see."
Both of them fell silent, and after a while, no one spoke.
Bai Tianming didn't know whether he was angry or not, but he felt that the atmosphere was not right. Unable to figure out what he meant, he explained, "This piece of paper flew out by itself."
Jacob couldn't quite smile. He didn't know what Bai Tianming thought of him, nor did he know what Bai Tianming thought of the painting. He felt very uneasy and nodded slowly, like a prisoner about to be tried, trying to delay time, hoping that the result would come later. He blinked and said, "I see."
He paused, mustered up his courage, and tentatively asked, "You don't mind, do you?"
Bai Tianming glanced at the painting in his hand. It was actually quite good. He replied calmly, "If you mean to practice on my appearance and learn how to paint, I don't mind."
Jacob was glad that Bai Tianming didn't understand what he meant, and he almost breathed a sigh of relief. But at the same time, he suddenly became anxious because he didn't know whether Bai Tianming meant what he meant.
He was tired of the hemming and hawing.
He walked around twice in the narrow corridor, then turned to Bai Tianming. He wanted to say everything at once, but was afraid of scaring him.
However, he changed his mind and realized that Bai Tianming was very brave. Even if he was afraid, he would not be afraid of him. Even if he said everything he could say, nothing would happen.
Bai Tianming blinked, not knowing what he was going to do, and took half a step back.
He rushed to Bai Tianming, took a deep breath to prevent himself from cutting off mid-sentence, and grabbed Bai Tianming to prevent him from suddenly running away. He stared at Bai Tianming's face as if he were staring at a knife about to chop off his head, his eyes fixed intently, yet he spoke cautiously, "Actually, I've drawn more than just this one picture."
Bai Tianming raised his eyebrows. He didn't think there was anything to be nervous about drawing a few more pictures. Even if they were all of him, it would just be practice. "It's okay."
Jacob shook his head, indicating with his attitude that things were not what Bai Tianming had thought: "The reason why this piece of paper flew out was not because of the wind, but because I drew a formation on the back of this piece of paper.
This formation is very small, so its effective range is limited to the room. If you don't open the door, nothing will happen. But if you open the door for a little longer, you will find that all the papers inside will fly up and rush towards you.
Because behind every piece of paper, there is the same formation.
However, I don't think the formation can really find you, so I haven't thought about making it bigger or expanding its range."
Bai Tianming thought for a moment and said calmly, "Are you looking for me? That doesn't matter. Besides, the formation is confined to the room and won't have any effect on me."
Jacob hesitated to speak.
He had something else he wanted to say, but he suddenly didn't dare to speak it because he was afraid that Bai Tianming would be angry after he said it. If Bai Tianming remained indifferent, he would be equally afraid.
Because if Bai Tianming is angry, he will feel guilty and sad. If Bai Tianming is indifferent, he will also be sad, because that will make him feel that he is insignificant in Bai Tianming's heart.
Even if this is true, he doesn't want to know, because knowing will only make him sad. He doesn't want to be sad, but not knowing anything may not be any better. He doesn't want to endure the torment of the unknown, which is just as painful.
After hesitating for a while, he finally said nothing. He just lowered his head and asked Bai Tianming: "Since the door is open, do you want to go in?"
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