"Where is Da Wei?" Mirai asked, looking at Dai Zhou.
"He's still upstairs. He hasn't left his room all day." Little Zhou lifted his head and sighed.
Hearing this, Mirai frowned. "You haven't even eaten?"
Zhou shook his head.
"Let's get started!" After thinking for a moment, Mirai said, "Aunt Liu, come prepare a hearty dinner! I bought food for you, Xiaomei, and Officer Tang. I'll go call Da Wei now."
With that, Mirai turned and headed upstairs. As he passed Zhao Feier, he lowered his voice. "After dinner tonight, we'll talk about your situation properly."
Mirai finished arranging everything with just a few instructions, then headed straight upstairs under everyone's watchful eyes.
On the second floor, Da Wei's door was closed. Mirai actually understood Da Wei, but he would absolutely not accept Da Wei's willful behavior.
David had once been rational enough to think everything through. Yet before love, people really did seem to go blind.
Mirai let out a long sigh and gently knocked on David's door. His strength was as restrained as his mood.
Of course, Mirai received only silence in response. That was also the outcome he had expected.
"Da Wei, open the door," Mirai said. He knew that if Da Wei did not speak, he would never open it.
Sure enough, Dawei opened the door from inside without hesitation.
Mirai did not stand on ceremony and strode straight in.
"I heard you didn't eat today?" Mirai glanced at David, who had opened the door and was now standing there quietly.
Da Wei nodded silently and said softly, "I'm not hungry."
"A lot of newcomers came to the villa today. Aren't you going to meet them?" Mirai continued chatting casually.
David looked up at Mirai. His hair was a mess, and his eyes were bloodshot. It