Two hours later, Wang Yi drank some water and ate a little millet porridge. Feeling that he had regained a bit of strength, he planned to get up and move around.
Baiyin wanted Wang Yi to stay in bed and rest for the entire day.
Not wander around.
But Wang Yi was going stir-crazy lying in bed and insisted on getting up for a walk.
So Baiyin and Nicole supported Wang Yi from either side, afraid he might fall. They slowly made their way to the living room, then slowly walked onto the balcony to look out over the scenery of Los Angeles.
Wang Yi continued:
"What about Nicole? I've retired, and she's lost her job too. We need to get her settled."
Nicole said:
"I've already talked it over with her. She can be Xiao Yu's personal trainer."
Wang Yi nodded.
"Mm, that works."
Then Wang Yi asked again:
"What about An Jiali?"
Nicole shook her head.
"Don't worry about An Jiali."
"Her family is well-off. Do you really need to worry about her?"
Wang Yi shook his head.
"I'm worried about her lifelong happiness."
Nicole sighed at that.
"You still don't understand? Her whole heart is set on you. Tell her to find a boyfriend, and she'll turn against you on the spot."
"Besides, Westerners don't think the same way you Easterners do. Not everyone has to get married, and not everyone has to have children."
"Just let her be."
Wang Yi nodded and said nothing more.
The speaker had meant nothing by it, but the listener took it to heart. Baiyin, standing nearby, thought of her own situation.
She could not help turning to look at Wang Yi.
All she could do was sigh inwardly. I've been thinking too much.
*Forget it. This is how it will