Having heard Ye Que's words, Chi Zaozao could only sulkily lower her head and relent.
Although she still did not quite understand Ye Que's behavior, she figured that whatever he did, in the end, it did not harm her, and there must be his reasoning behind it.
Therefore, Chi Zaozao, harboring feelings of grievance in her heart, grudgingly took in what he said.
The two of them went to the classroom one after the other: the room was especially crowded since it was known that Ye Que would be lecturing. Not only first-year students but also some sophomores and juniors had come to audit, all for a glimpse of the male god's face.
Once the class started, Chi Zaozao kept her eyes on Ye Que, but her mind seemed elsewhere.
Ye Que, while teaching, would also let his gaze drift over the students, frequently landing on Chi Zaozao.
Seeing her unhappy expression, he inexplicably began to feel irritable inside.
