Chapter 39: What happened? (2/2)

The starry sky, the embrace, the sunrise, the water….all those beautiful memories affected my normal ability to think. Based on my intuition, I said words that shouldn’t have been spoken…

If only time could pause at this moment, how great would it be. Just us two….

The tone was filled with hope and regret. I failed to remember the rest. As expected, it was a dream. That was why I only recalled the best parts.

I opened my eyes and groggily stared at the shining white ceiling above me. My head ached and I noticed I was surrounded by a bunch of ghosts. They were watching me like I had created a scene. I slowly blinked. What the heck happened?

I disregarded the ghosts. The ghost nearest to me was standing by Suyang.

“You’re awake?” Suyang was by my side. His voice was filled with concern, “Do you feel better now?”

This wasn’t home. Suyang was wearing the same clothes he had worn in my dreams. So, what happened was real?!?Did I get drunk from the ocean breeze?

“This is the hospital? Why am I here?”

“How do I know? You were fine. But then you suddenly fainted. The doctor says you might be anemic and overly exhausted from a lack of sleep. Now that you’re awake, I feel much more relieved. I’m glad you’re okay. If you had died, it would have been my fault….” Suyang gave me an awkward smile, “I guess women do need their beauty sleep to function.”

I shook my head and pushed myself up, “It has nothing to do with you. I’m fine now.”

I’ve been alive for 25 years. I was never anemic! Why would I turn anemic all of a sudden? And it purposely happened on our date…..what a let down!

“What time is it now?” I looked out the window. The Sun was red. It was quite similar to what I saw earlier. I probably took a short nap.

“It’s already 4:30pm.”

“What?!” I couldn’t hide my disappointment and wailed. I was actually unconscious from sunrise to sunset? What a waste of our date. My heart was aching.

I sadly gazed at Suyang. He had a kind expression on his face. “Boss, don’t look at me like that! …..I was wrong!”

Suyang was still smiling. I didn’t understand why he was so happy until he opened his mouth, “What did you do wrong? Plus, I already got what I wanted.”

“What do you mean?”

“While we were at the beach, I obtained inspiration. Also, watching the sunrise with you gave me a lot of happiness.” Suyang gently patted my head, “So, starting from next week, you can quit school.”

“Really?!” My eyes lit up. I excitedly grabbed onto Suyang’s hand to confirm, “Really?! I can really quit school?! I don’t have to pretend to be Bai Silu anymore?!”

Suyang nodded.

While I was happily celebrating on the inside, Suyang saw through my lazy thoughts. He calmly stated, “Don’t assume you can slack off. You’re still responsible for three meals a day. In addition, you have to tidy the house at the designated times. Also, you must have chocolates prepared in the fridge at all times. These are your duties as my assistant. So don’t worry, you won’t have time to do nothing.”

As Suyang was speaking, a fat female ghost wearing a hospital gown double the size of me secretly placed her hands on his shoulders and pouted her lips. She was about to kiss Suyang’s face from the side.

“Shoot!” I smacked the hospital bed as I warned her with my voice. I angrily glared at the female ghost. How dare you make such an impudent move on my boss? Watch me get a Taoist priest to extinguish you!

The female ghost looked at me, then back at Suyang. Her eyes never left him. She looked like she was reluctant to part with him.

“How dare you say ‘shoot’ to me?” Suyang jokingly knocked me on the head and smiled, “I’m just telling you to do your job and you’re mad?”

“No. Uh…” Suyang misunderstood and thought I meant it towards him. How should I explain? I began to sweat, “Boss, I don’t think you’re looking for an assistant. I think you’re looking for a nanny.”

“Up to you. You can call yourself whatever you want.” Suyang took a peek at the window and stared the sky above. It looked like he was calculating something, “It’s getting late. Can you walk?”

“Where are we going?”

“Home, obviously! We’re in a city that is two hours away from home, Goldfish!”

Darn it. I gave Suyang another opportunity to insult me. I bit my lips as I gritted my teeth, “I. can. walk.”

Suyang went to deal with the hospital discharging procedures while I headed back to the car first.