The more she thought about it, the more anxious she became, and the more anxious she felt, the hotter she got. Su Ruo watched the passionate Mediterranean man on the stage, then turned her head to look in the direction of the student union, gauging the approximate distance. Now she felt that Gu Rang was a time bomb, which could explode at any moment, so it was better to defuse it as soon as possible. She bent down and tiptoed towards the back of the queue. The surrounding students stared at her with curiosity, and unconsciously moved aside as well. However, today Su Ruo was clearly careening down the path of misjudgment, a runaway train that even a hundred oxen couldn't pull back. As she approached Gu Rang, although she hunched down, she had completely underestimated the reaction of the thousands of people in the stadium. Originally, everyone was listening to the teachings on the podium, when suddenly someone appeared beside them, they were naturally very curious, and also subconsciously moved away a bit. So one person moved away, then two, and finally, a butterfly effect occurred, with more and more students starting to move, and the stadium instantly fell into a hubbub. By the time Su Ruo was about to reach Gu Rang, a leader on the podium suddenly shouted loudly: 'That student! What are you doing?' The voice from the microphone, amplified by the huge speakers on both sides, echoed continuously over the stadium. All the students and teachers in the stadium were alarmed, and many people on the periphery who were unclear about the situation stretched their necks to look. Su Ruo felt as if she had been hit on the head with a stick, her brain went blank in an instant, and a layer of cold sweat broke out on her back. 'It's you I'm talking to, the girl standing in front of Gu Rang!'

As soon as Gu Rang's name was mentioned, the scene immediately became even more boiling. Su Ruo almost felt as if needles were piercing her from all directions. She raised her head in annoyance, only to meet Gu Rang's cold eyes. At that moment, she seemed to see the words 'Are you stupid?' on his face. 'Did you hear what I was saying!' The leader's voice on the podium had already taken on an angry tone, clearly very dissatisfied with her behavior that disrupted the flag-raising order. At this critical moment, countless scenes flashed through Su Ruo's mind, and then the next second, she made what she thought was the smartest decision in her 17 years of life. She suddenly closed her eyes, her body swayed, and she collapsed to the ground. There was another burst of surprise around her, and Su Ruo lay stiffly on the ground, determined to play dead to the end. Just as she decided that even if someone kicked her twice, she would absolutely not get up, her body suddenly lightened, and she was lifted off the ground. Gu Rang's voice came from beside her ear: 'She's suffering from heatstroke, I'll take her to the infirmary.' Following the female demon who had been in prison, Su Ruo, a sophomore repeating a year in Class 12 of Senior High, once again made the headlines of the school newspaper for being carried across the entire playground by Gu Rang, the president of the student union, in a princess carry during Monday's flag-raising ceremony. Because of the princess carry, all the girls in the academy were going crazy. Infirmary The journey from the playground to the infirmary was too long for Su Ruo.

So long that she began to suspect Gu Rang would simply drop her on the ground. Fortunately, he still had some conscience, holding her all the way until they reached the sickbed in the infirmary. But the subsequent conversation with the school doctor didn't seem very gentlemanly. 'What's wrong? Heatstroke?' 'Yeah, I collapsed on the playground.' 'You're so weak...' 'It's nothing serious, just give me a can of Huoxiang Zhengqi Liquid.' Su Ruo, lying in bed pretending to be faint, curled up all ten toes. This person was really too cruel, actually forcing her to drink Huoxiang Zhengqi Liquid. Was that stuff meant for humans? After the school doctor handed over the item, he seemed to leave the room, and the infirmary fell silent, with only the faint sound of the crowd dispersing from the playground audible. Su Ruo judged Gu Rang's position and movements based on his footsteps, and it seemed he had now reached the front of the sickbed. When you can't see, it's also the time when one feels most vulnerable. There was not a sound in the room, and her nervous eyelashes were trembling. She kept screaming inwardly: 'Go away, go away, only when you're gone can I safely wake up and leave.' Just as she was about to lose control, Gu Rang's deep voice suddenly sounded above her head: 'Choose, one: open your eyes now, two: drink Huoxiang Zhengqi Liquid.'

With an icy tone that conveyed not a hint of emotion, Su Ruo had no doubt that if she kept up the pretense, he would pry open her mouth and dump the contents of that bottle inside. A hero must be able to bend and stretch, and she was no exception. 'One...' She answered softly, but the moment she opened her eyes, she froze. Gu Rang's face was less than five centimeters above her head, his dark eyes like abysses capable of swallowing everything. The distance was too close, so close that she could almost count his long eyelashes, each blink seemed to flutter into the depths of her heart. At that moment, Su Ruo felt her heart inexplicably quicken, and her cheeks grew warm. Could she really be suffering from heatstroke? 'Do you have a disease?' Gu Rang's tone was unfriendly. Su Ruo shifted to the other side of the hospital bed, then sat up: 'Yeah, didn't you say I had heatstroke? Of course, I'm sick...'