"Maybe it's best to just give you a vacation too."
"Ah?" Ji Jue was stunned.
"Considering that in the upcoming period, you might be so busy that you'll burst a blood vessel, you should take some good rest before that," Professor Ye suggested, picking up the newspaper without lifting his head, "You're on vacation."
Now? A vacation? Rest?
No way!
Ji Jue was dumbfounded: he had just caught a glimpse of progress in his "spiritual operation" and was at the peak of his determination to strive forward. What vacation was there to take!
Are you serious?
But knowing that Professor Ye's decisions were never up for discussion, he didn't try to resist and reluctantly asked.
"How long... am I on vacation for?"
"Hard to say."
After a moment's contemplation, Professor Ye finally said, "If I had to guess, short-term would be maybe two to three days, long-term could be a week.
I need to prepare for some work during this time.
If nothing else comes up, don't bother showing up here."
