But Chu Wenjie still had a certain presence, as if to say, "If I don't feel embarrassed, then it must be someone else who does."
Knowing Chu Wenjie was just bluntly straightforward, I didn't bother to clarify things with him. After all, even if I did, he would remain the same, without any change. He would understand after spending more time with Chen.
After resting for a while, Chu Wenjie went out to buy me some food. I'd only had a bit of porridge in the morning, and my stomach was now completely empty.
Lying in bed somewhat bored, I could only stare at the IV drip until the very last drop of medicine had fallen, and then I pressed the call bell.
It was the same nurse as before, only this time when she saw me, she didn't speak, but her face was still flushed with an apparent embarrassment.
I too felt that Chu Wenjie's words had made things overly awkward between us, so I took the initiative to speak, "Nurse, may I ask your name?"
