Cheng Tian hurriedly sat down, and Bai Yun looked puzzled. "What's wrong with you? Why are you sweating so much?"
"Don't even ask," Cheng Tian said helplessly. He had only managed to shake off Song Rongxue by running incredibly fast. Recalling the terror of being at the mercy of that souped-up scooter, Cheng Tian felt somewhat exhausted in both body and mind.
"I'm going to put my head down and sleep for a bit. Wake me when the teacher comes." Bai Yun nodded and made an OK sign.
Seeing that, Cheng Tian shifted into a comfortable position and put his head down. His spot was pretty safe, after all. Teachers rarely looked this way from the front. His main worry was a teacher coming in through the back, which was why he had asked Bai Yun to keep watch. Now he could rest easy.
Back row, window seat-the homeland of kings!
Cheng Tian fell asleep not long after putting his head down. After he fell asleep, Su Han walked in. "You're here, group leader," Bai Yun greeted her, but when Su Han saw Cheng Tian sleeping, she made a gesture for quiet.
Sitting down quietly beside Cheng Tian, Su Han looked at him, wanting to ask who that girl was. But just as she was about to speak, she suddenly realized that she seemed to be nothing more than Cheng Tian's friend.
If they were only friends, then even if he was together with that girl, it seemed all she could do was watch. She couldn't do anything.
Somewhat lost and dispirited, Su Han closed her mouth, picked up a random book, and began reading. Although she was reading, her mind kept dwelling on that girl.
Cheng Tian slept so deeply that the world might as well have gone dark.