"Hey, has another boat already left?"
Xiao Xiao looked up and realized that theirs was the only boat left in this stretch of sea.
The boat that the young man had been on was nowhere to be seen.
"Yeah."
Zhuge Yun shrugged. "After Uncle Li rescued that young master, his companions insisted on heading back."
"Tsk, they were in such a panic, like the sky was falling."
"Uncle Li clearly said the young master had just swallowed a bellyful of seawater and wasn't seriously hurt."
"But they still called 120, planning to take him straight to the hospital as soon as they got ashore."
"Mm, it's probably a good idea to get him checked out."
Xiao Xiao's lips curved slightly. "What if there's something wrong that they haven't noticed?"
Zhang Bo, Zhuge Yun, and Zhao Luzheng all glanced at the seemingly concerned fellow in unison.
"Hypocrite," Zhuge Yun muttered under his breath.
Wasn't this all his fault?
Though they had enjoyed watching it, too.
The guy had it coming!
No zuo no die, why you try?
"It'll save them from coming over and bothering us, too," Xiao Xiao added leisurely.
Everyone: ...
"Third Brother, you're ruthless."
Zhuge Yun's mouth twitched.
"Xiao—"
Zhang He had finally waited for the conversation to reach a brief pause. His eyes lit up, and he was just about to speak.
But he was a step too slow. Zhuge Yun had already started talking again. "Oh, right. Uncle Li also mentioned something interesting."
Zhang He could only keep fidgeting on the side, waiting for another chance.
"Something interesting?"
Xiao Xiao was a little curious.
The strange look on Uncle Li's face when he'd noticed the young man's unusual condition flashed through his mind.
"Mm. Uncle Li said that