The man reached up and pressed hard against his temple.
"I'll be fine after I get some rest."
The other person really had saved him just in time.
He hadn't felt even the slightest pain anywhere on his body.
He'd only just realized he was about to be hit.
He'd even seen the driver's face behind the windshield.
Pale and terrified, as if he'd seen some hideous monster.
Wasn't that right?
He thought his own expression at the time had probably looked much the same.
After all, if there really had been a crash, the odds of him dying would have been overwhelmingly high.
How could a human body compare to a car?
Of course, those were things he'd thought about afterward.
At the time, with his life hanging in the balance, his mind had gone completely blank.
How could he have thought about any of that?
But his mind hadn't stayed blank for long.
It seemed to happen in the very next second: he heard a voice.
And then...
He realized he'd been saved.
He was a little dazed.
It really had been hell one second and heaven the next.
The situation had changed so quickly that he couldn't help feeling a little disoriented.
But disoriented or not, he could still tell whether he was injured.
At the very least, he could tell whether he was in pain. That was a straightforward sensation.
What bothered him most right now was his mind.
And the heaviness in his heart.
"Then you should hurry home and get some rest."
Xiao Xiao nodded.
For most people, they could only truly relax once they were back home.
It wasn't just that home was a haven for the soul.
For many people, home was also a private space that belonged entirely