Chapter 1719: Ding Dong, Your Mighty Jinli Is Online 10

Chapter 1719: Chapter 1719: Ding Dong, Your Mighty Jinli Is Online 10

The car stopped, and Su Yan helped him walk inside.

After a thorough examination, it turned out he hadn’t injured any bones.

The doctor took some medicine, bandaged him up, and half an hour later the two of them left the hospital.

As they walked out, Xiao Hua said,

"Host, that woman in the alley just now was Zhao Qiangwei."

"Oh."

"Originally, according to the plot, Huo Ci was injured again by the guy you knocked down, and in the end he used up all his strength to take him out.

On his way out, he just turned out of the alley and then fainted.

He happened to be seen by Zhao Qiangwei, who took him home."

After listening, Su Yan responded with a

"Mm."

Which counted as answering Xiao Hua.

After a while, Xiao Hua couldn’t help it:

"Host, what are you feeling right now? A mix of emotions, a little jealous?"

Su Yan was puzzled.

"Why would I be jealous?"

Xiao Hua wanted to say that the woman had carried Huo Ci back, and instead of sending him home had settled him in her own place.

But in the end, it swallowed those words back down and murmured softly,

"I really want to see what you look like when you’re jealous, Host."

Su Yan didn’t answer that question.

From what Xiao Hua had said just now, she kind of understood what it was trying to get at.

But with her here, those things weren’t going to happen.

He wasn’t going to be stolen away by someone else.

Su Yan was thinking this when a voice sounded by her ear:

"You’re spacing out."

She turned her head to look.

The car jolted, and the two of them suddenly got very close.

Huo Ci breathed in the milky scent on her, and before he could say anything, a fair hand pushed at his chest and shoved him back.

That hand even straightened him up, as if trying to make him sit properly.

Then she heard Su Yan’s pleasant voice:

"Your wound might get bumped, so it’s best if you don’t move around."

He looked at how serious she was.

He smiled, and the smile on his face looked especially wicked.

"Teacher, let’s start class now."

Su Yan lifted her head to look at him.

"Now?"

"I’m covering room and board and even paying a salary. Can’t be at a loss, right?"

Su Yan looked at him.

"Then what do you want to learn? Math?"

"Don’t understand."

"English?"

"Don’t understand."

"Physics?"

"Don’t understand."

He said it with great confidence.

Looking at his attitude, it was almost like the fact he couldn’t learn was Su Yan’s fault.

She paused for a moment.

"Then what do you want to learn?"

As she spoke, he instead stared at her with growing curiosity.

"All the subjects you just mentioned—you remember all that content?"

Su Yan nodded.

"Mm."

As the words fell, without realizing it he scooted back over in front of Su Yan.

All sprawled out, the backseat was so big, yet he still managed to squeeze Su Yan into the corner.

He didn’t look like he was about to study.

He looked more like he was digging for answers.

"Where’s home?"

"Uh... a very faraway place."

"Where did you live before?"

"A very faraway place."

Huo Ci lounged there lazily, his posture not at all like someone injured.

Su Yan was very earnest—she answered whatever he asked.

Listening to that phrase she kept using, Huo Ci felt it sounded a lot like she was just brushing him off.

He questioned her for a while, a glint flashing in his eyes.

He seemed thoughtful.

"I remember, when I first saw you, you were wearing my clothes."

"Mm."

"Where are your clothes? Did you just appear out of thin air with nothing on?"

Su Yan didn’t say anything.

Anyway, she couldn’t answer a single one of his questions.

What was she supposed to say?

Say she’s a fish, and Jinli don’t wear clothes?

Then Huo Ci suddenly chuckled.

"Teacher, you weren’t actually planning to start with a human anatomy class, were you?"

This time Su Yan answered quickly.

"No."