"Alright, Jun Nian, if you really like Jinxi, go visit her in the hospital." Qin Yin recalled the promise she made to Mu Jinxi and told Jun Nian once more.
"I don't like her, Yinyin, I don't like her," Jun Nian hurriedly explained.
Yet Qin Yin had become somewhat impatient and said angrily with a furrowed brow, "Even if you don't like her, please make it clear to her in the hospital. Stop leading her on."
With that, she turned around and left.
Jun Nian wanted to follow her but was blocked by Nan Sichen, his eyes as cold and mute as the unwelcoming cave found in the severest of winter, something deeply solitary and profound.
Under such a gaze, Jun Nian also hesitated. In the second he hesitated, Qin Yin had entered, followed by Nan Sichen.
Jun Nian looked at the contract in his hand, viciously shredded it into pieces and threw it into a nearby trash can. This attracted the sidelong glances of passers-by, bringing him back to reality.
