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Upon returning to her dormitory, Yu Suihuan felt as if her heart was being twisted. Every time she closed her eyes, memories of Yang Qinghe flooded her mind. She didn’t want to talk to anyone, tears streaming down her face.
She recalled the paths they had walked together, the sunrises and sunsets they had shared, the joys and sorrows they had experienced side by side. Every detail of their time together pierced her heart like a dagger. She tried to convince herself that it was all in the past, but the pain only grew stronger.
Not wanting to face reality, she buried herself deep under her blankets. Her sobs echoed throughout the dormitory, leaving the other girls unsure of how to comfort her.
The next morning, Yu Suihuan called in sick to school. "Wang Zhao Ran, I want to take some time for myself," she texted. "I’ve taken a leave of absence and might not be at school for a while. Please take care of yourself; don’t worry about me, I’ll be fine!"
"Not worry? How could I not?" he replied, understanding her feelings but respecting her choice. "Are you sure you don’t want me to come with you? I’m worried about you being alone!"
"I really don’t need you with me; trust me!" she insisted. "I just need some time to clear my head; I won’t do anything reckless. I promise I’ll come back once I’ve figured things out!"
During the day, Yu Suihuan wandered around, watching the construction of her castle from a distance. By nightfall, she drank herself into a stupor, not wanting to speak or see anyone, lost in her own world.
Bai Jie and the others didn’t know how to persuade her and decided to keep their distance while still being there for her. As long as she didn’t do anything foolish, they would let her be.
Yu Suihuan sat alone by the window, staring blankly into the distance with a tear still lingering in the corner of her eye. The night breeze gently tousled her hair, a strand drifting into her mouth, but she seemed oblivious to it all.
Her glass was empty yet she clung to it tightly, unwilling to let go. Perhaps only by relying on alcohol could she momentarily forget Yang Qinghe.
Bai Jie gently crouched down beside her and helped tidy up the stray hair.
"Yu Suihuan, don't drink anymore!"
Bai Jie took the wine glass from her hand and softly stroked her hair.
"I'm so unhappy, Xiao Jie! It hurts here!"
Yu Suihuan cried out, pointing at her chest.
"Alright, stop crying. I know everything!"
Bai Jie pulled Yu Suihuan into her embrace, continuously comforting her.
"I know you're very sad, but everything will be alright," Bai Jie said softly.
"But it hurts so much! I feel terrible!"
Yu Suihuan choked on her words.
"Don't worry, I'm going to stay by your side."
Bai Jie gently patted her back, hoping to provide warmth and support through this gesture.
"Xiao Yu, do you remember our childhood wish? Besides living in a fairy tale town and having a carefree life, we wanted to travel the beautiful mountains and rivers together. Do you remember?"
Bai Jie suddenly felt this was a great opportunity to take her out and help her clear her mind.
"Yes!"
"Good! Then listen to me; we’ll start implementing this plan tomorrow!"
Early the next morning, Bai Jie took Yu Suihuan and boarded a flight to Italy.
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