Mia (Liu Manqiong) shared, “I had initially nned to invite ni to join me for a meal, but she appeared a bit off. She mentioned having a headache, and despite resting for quite some time in the dormitory, she didn’t seem to feel any better. So, I asked my sister to take her home.” Mia (Liu Manqiong) then rified, “Yes, my sister is the housekeeper for Grandpa Qiu in Aurous Hill, and ni lives at Grandpa Qiu’s Zijin Vi, where Sister Xian assists her with her daily needs.”
Charlie felt a moment of surprise upon hearing this, and then it dawned on him that Lin Wan’er (ni)’s headache was likely a result of him channeling too much spiritual energy into her head earlier that day, coupled with his excessive psychological prompting.
He realized that his actions stemmed from a strange feeling he had when he saw her, as he was concerned something was amiss. Reflecting on it, he recognized that for an eighteen-year-old girl, an overload of spiritual energy could indeed have harmful effects on her body, resulting in the headache and difort lingering for a while.
A twinge of shame washed over Charlie as he considered that perhaps he had overreacted when he first encountered Lin Wan’er (ni) and had been a bit too intense in his approach.
Fortunately, he reassured himself that this situation shouldn’t lead to anysting harm. If the headache was severe, all she needed was some time to rest.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">
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Meanwhile, in Zijin Vi, Lin Wan’er (ni) was just regaining consciousness, herplexion pale.
Sister Xian, who had been watching over her, quickly inquired, “Miss ni, how are you feeling?”
As Lin Wan’er (ni) tried to orient herself, she felt a disturbing dizziness and a strong urge to vomit. Sensing her difort, Sister Xian promptly grabbed a trash can and positioned it in front of her. Lin Wan’er (ni) immediately expelled acidic bile.
Having not had a drink since her breakfast at six o’clock that morning, it had been a grueling twelve hours. The contents she vomited were almost entirely acidic, leaving her throat and esophagus burning painfully.
Sister Xian gently wiped her mouth, then quickly fetched a cup of warm water to help rinse her mouth before offering her a sip. This brought a bit of relief to Lin Wan’er (ni).
Summoning her strength, Lin Wan’er (ni) attempted to sit up, but the intense pain in her head made it feel as though it might explode.
Suppressing her difort, she asked Sister Xian, “What time is it?”
Sister Xian replied, “Miss ni, it’s already six forty in the evening.”
Lin Wan’er (ni) nodded slightly, then asked, “What happened to me? Did you inform anyone else?”
Sister Xian quickly reassured her, “You instructed me not to tell anyone, so I didn’t. After I helped you back to your room, you fell unconscious, so I made sure you werefortable in bed and stayed with you. Both my husband and Mr. Zhang came to ask about you, but I honored your wishes and simply said you needed to rest.”
“Okay…” Lin Wan’er (ni) responded weakly, adding, “I nearly lost consciousness in the car at noon. Thank you, Sister Xian.”
Sister Xian replied respectfully, “Miss ni, you’re too kind…”
Then she continued, “Miss ni, you haven’t eaten all day. Would you like me to prepare something for you?”<fnce97> For more chapters visit find{n}ovel</fnce97>
“Yes…” Lin Wan’er (ni) admitted, feeling her stomachpletely empty. Along with her headache, she was experiencing heart palpitations and weakness from hunger. She requested, “Sister Xian, could you fill the hot spring pool in the yard with water? After I eat, I would like to soak for a while.”
“Of course, Miss ni,” Sister Xian replied respectfully. “Please rest for a bit, and I’ll prepare dinner and the hot spring water for you.”
After Sister Xian finished speaking, she bowed and exited the room, leaving Lin Wan’er (ni) to lean back against the head of the bed, lost in thought. She recalled the overwhelming sensations of being continuously tempted by Charlie at noon and couldn’t help but smile bitterly, murmuring to herself, “Charlie, I wonder what happened today. Did I pass your test?”