Pampered By My Fake Boyfriend's Brother
Chapter 185: Her

Chapter 185: Chapter 185: Her

An Yin lifted her eyes, unfazed by the chill on her body, "Who knows, he might have been just as good to his previous girlfriend!" An Yin thought that Jiang Keke was imagining Bao Cheng to be too perfect. If Bao Cheng hadn’t cheated, maybe she would also think he was nice, but the truth was, this man was a wolf in sheep’s clothing!

"Yinyin, do you have an issue with Acheng?" Jiang Keke withdrew her smile, looking at An Yin with a hint of displeasure.

Upon careful consideration, it wasn’t hard to detect the discontent in An Yin’s words. Jiang Keke remembered that whenever she had conflicts with Bao Cheng, she would always confide in An Yin about Bao Cheng’s flaws. Perhaps that was why An Yin had changed her opinion about Bao Cheng.

"No." An Yin lowered her head, turned away to avoid Jiang Keke’s probing gaze, and climbed onto her bed, only showing her head after burrowing under the warm covers.

Jiang Keke initially wanted to defend Bao Cheng with a few words, but her phone rang at that moment. Seeing that it was Bao Cheng calling, she immediately answered, "Acheng!"

"I’m already at the school gate, come out."

"Okay, wait a moment, I’m coming." Jiang Keke responded joyfully.

After hanging up the phone, Jiang Keke earnestly looked at her best friend, "Yinyin, Acheng is truly good to me. Please don’t misunderstand him. What I said to you about him before was out of anger and shouldn’t be taken seriously."

An Yin, "I understand."

"You both are the most important people to me. I hope you can get along."

"Mm." An Yin nodded.

Only then did Jiang Keke leave the dormitory with a peace of mind.

Once the dorm was left with only An Yin, she clenched her fists and hit the soft quilt, murmuring, "Bao Cheng, if you dare bully Keke again, I definitely won’t let you off lightly."

Her punches weakly landed on the quilt, the chill in the air creeping over her, causing her to shiver.

"Achoo... Achoo..."

An Yin sneezed repeatedly and immediately felt her nose clog up. She quickly curled up tightly, her cold feet remained chilly even after staying under the covers for quite a while. She reached out to touch and was greeted by a biting cold.

An Yin was naturally cold-prone, and when winter came, her feet always felt as if they’d fallen into an ice hole and couldn’t warm up.

Previously, when Jiang Keke lived in the dorm, the air conditioning would be turned on in winter, and everyone would share the electricity bill. Now, with Jiang Keke living off-campus, the two remaining in the dorm had no inclination to use the air conditioner.

Shi Qing, to save money, wouldn’t propose it, and An Yin almost always braved through by sheer willpower.

The next morning.

When An Yin groggily woke up, she had a premonition that she had caught a cold.

Along with the throbbing headache, her breathing became labored. She propped herself up, went to the restroom, and after finishing her morning routine, added an extra layer of clothing. At that moment, she felt chilled to the bone, even in the new down coat Ms. An bought her, which failed to keep her warm.

Shi Qing had already left the dorm at some point.

An Yin checked the time; she had a little over ten minutes before class. She hurried to the cafeteria, ordered a bowl of porridge, and, after slurping it down, rushed to the classroom, putting on a mask along the way.

Ms. An had prepared some cold medicine for her. After arriving at the classroom, An Yin got a cup of warm water and mixed a packet of cold medicine to drink.

During class that day, she occasionally sneezed, causing everyone else in the classroom to be on edge, afraid of catching her cold. By the last class, almost half of the class was wearing masks.

Jiang Keke sat beside An Yin, serving her tea and water, which moved An Yin deeply.

An Yin thought it was just an ordinary cold, until after a week it hadn’t improved, and she had noticeably lost weight, her sense of drowsiness even worsening, only then did she realize the seriousness of the situation.

After school that day, she returned to the dormitory, packed her ID and some daily necessities into her bag, donned a mask, and headed out.

She hadn’t gone far when a continuous cough escaped from her mouth.

She decided not to take the bus, thinking her severe cough might spread the cold to others. Helplessly, she pulled out her phone and used a ride-hailing app.

In less than two minutes, a car stopped at the roadside, with her set destination being a hospital not far from T University.

In under ten minutes, she got out of the car, dragging her fatigued body.

Standing by the roadside, she looked up, trying to find the hospital, only to discover it was across the street. Her destination was clearly set to that hospital; perhaps the driver dropped her here out of convenience, not wanting to take the detour!

An Yin didn’t want to trouble anyone, crossing the street was not difficult for her.

She watched the traffic lights, familiar with them, obediently waiting by the curb.

"Cough cough... cough cough..."

She bent her head, covering her mouth as she couldn’t stop coughing.

As she lifted her head, she happened to see the green light, hurriedly stepping onto the crosswalk.

At the intersection.

Assistant Lin, who spent all day on the edge working for Mr. Bao, was finally off-duty. With his favorite music playing in the car, he was leisurely waiting at a red light, watching scattered pedestrians cross. His eyes were drawn to a slender figure.

Even with the mask on, he instantly recognized the girl as Miss An.

Assistant Lin felt his scalp tingle, discomfort spreading through his entire body.

Seeing the girl crossing the road, even her walking seemed listless. It didn’t look right!

Without thinking further, and unable to ignore it, he observed the surrounding cars, changed lanes to the right, and started looking for a parking spot, while one hand was already fishing out his phone.

Upon answering, he seemed to channel his inner detective, "Mr. Bao, I see Miss An. She’s alone, heading towards a hospital." His breath slightly hurried.

"Tell me the location and follow her."

Assistant Lin had a swift moment of déjà vu upon hearing those words. So familiar!

"I’m at South Hospital, Mr. Bao."

After hanging up, Assistant Lin quickly got out of the car and, in no time, caught up behind An Yin.

An Yin only felt uncomfortable all over, even walking without energy. She entered the hospital, looking at the empty hallway, noting the illuminated window and stepping forward to inquire.

After discussing with the staff, she registered for the emergency room.

Holding the registration slip, she walked down the corridor to find the doctor.

In the nighttime hospital, with no heating, cold drafts snuck in from every direction, causing the already cold An Yin to sniff involuntarily, her body slightly shivering.

"Cough cough..."

An Yin only felt intense movement in her chest. She couldn’t suppress the cough, her entire face flushing red in discomfort. She bent over, one hand propped on the cold wall, and the violent coughing made her breathing ragged.