Bai Ye's words made Psykos freeze for a moment.
Then a faint blush involuntarily rose on her face.
"No... um... I've never lied to you..."
Psykos spoke softly.
"Yes, yes, I believe you wouldn't lie to me either."
Bai Ye nodded.
"In any case, Vice President Bai Ye, you mustn't trust that woman so easily."
Psykos stressed this repeatedly.
"I know. Anyway... what are we doing tonight?"
Bai Ye promptly changed the subject.
"Tonight? Of course we're going to..."
As she spoke, Psykos took several books from the bookshelf behind her.
"It's a shame you don't remember, Vice President Bai Ye. Back then, we studied books on psychic powers together every day."
Psykos reminisced.
"..."
Bai Ye carefully scanned the books on the shelves. Almost all of them were indeed related to psychic powers.
Psykos had originally gained insight into her Third Eye from an ancient manual called "Third Eye."
At the same time, he felt rather relieved. Fortunately, he hadn't gotten the wrong idea, or he would have made a fool of himself.
And so, Bai Ye stayed up reading with Psykos until late.
"It's getting late. We should probably stop here."
Seeing that it was already ten at night, Bai Ye spoke up.
"Okay."
Psykos closed the book she was reading.
"Then shall I head home and get some rest?"
Bai Ye asked.
"Wait."
Psykos immediately stopped Bai Ye. "I'd like you to stay with me tonight..."
"All right."
Bai Ye agreed.
But he had no improper thoughts, because he knew Psykos certainly didn't mean it that way. She was probably just lonely.
"But are you sure you want me to sleep here tonight?"
Looking at Psykos's single bed, Bai Ye couldn't help asking.
Was he really supposed to sleep on the sofa?
In that case, he