How Come You Didn't Tell Me to Wear a Jacket?

Upon hearing the system notification, Su Yang smiled discreetly.

The two exchanged a glance, momentarily unsure what to say. Han Suyan walked over to the table somewhat awkwardly, picked up a bottle of mineral water, and handed it to Su Yang. "Sorry for the trouble earlier. Have some water."

"Sure." Su Yang took the water and drank a sip before preparing to return to his room. "If there's nothing else, I'll head back first. I won't disturb your rest."

"Uh... wait a moment. Have you eaten yet?"

"Not yet." Su Yang shook his head.

"How about we go get something to eat together later?" Han Suyan pointed toward the door, but then thought of something and immediately added, "...I mean, my friends will come too."

Su Yang laughed. "Sure, but how about this? I came with some friends too. We can all eat together later. That island-country girl and the girl from England will be joining us as well. We can have a meal together, get acquainted, and make friends. What do you think?"

"Sounds good." Han Suyan smiled cheerfully.

"Okay, then it's settled. Including you, there are eight people on your side, right?"

"Eight? No, no, no. Just me and that girl from earlier."

"Huh? What about the others who were sitting with you on the bus? Aren't you all together?"

"No, no. We only sat together because those people were from the same country as us."

"Oh, I see. I thought you were friends. All right, I'll head back to my room first. Call me when you're about to leave."

"Okay!" Han Suyan nodded.

Su Yang smiled faintly and turned to leave.

It was already seven-thirty in the evening, but the sky outside was still bright. The temperature had dropped a little, though, and it felt slightly chilly.