People were not perfect. Everyone had flaws, and that was what made them seem alive, tangible, and not so distant. It allowed others to sigh, So he/she is like this too.
But if Zhong Luoyue's condition were fitted into a vampire template, it would be rather interesting... Miss Zhong might not yet fully understand her changes—after all, it was a gradual process—but she would come to know in time.
Luo Qiu knew, however. A change in the form of life could not escape his gaze, which constantly observed the black-and-white world.
A fledgling vampire, destined to be unable to live beneath the sun yet uneasy in the darkness...
Luo Qiu did not know why he smiled at that moment. Perhaps he simply found the situation rather interesting. Zhong Luoyue, however, did not merely think about it—she believed it might have been mockery.
Did everyone have a vulnerable side they did not want others to know about, and become embarrassed and angry once it was exposed?
Zhong Luoyue would not affirm that. Perhaps there were people who did not care even if their weaknesses were exposed—but clearly, she was not one of them.
Of course, she would not lose her temper either. She clearly understood when she could make a fuss and when she should not—such as now. Meaningless arguments would only waste their time to escape.
"I'm much better. Thank you." She did not argue, but she could not bring herself to feel happy either. Zhong Luoyue's complexion had improved somewhat, yet her expression had also grown colder.
Luo Qiu nodded. After thinking for a moment, he took out a power bank and charging cable and handed them to Zhong Luoyue—she had no idea where he had gotten them from. Perhaps his trouser pocket?
"Take these." After handing them over,