School Hunk or Childhood Sweetheart?
Chapter 168: Seeing Through Her Mind

Chapter 168: Chapter 168: Seeing Through Her Mind

"Hmm?" Shen Weiyi hesitated for a moment, then shook her head, "It doesn’t hurt that much anymore!" Perhaps the worst of the pain had passed; now she hardly felt anything.

However, she remembered Shen Juanzhi saying something similar to her.

Every time she fell ill, Shen Juanzhi would always tell her, "Don’t hold it in, cry if it hurts. A child should act like a child."

But it might have been that her tear glands were underdeveloped; she had hardly ever cried growing up.

Sheng Ting studied her face closely for a while to make sure she wasn’t just putting on a brave face before he looked away.

Upon arriving at the hospital, Sheng Ting went to help her line up for registration, while she waited in the lobby.

There were quite a few people in line at the hospital, and he stood out among them.

Each time Shen Weiyi raised her head, she could easily spot him.

Thanks to it being for emergency services, it only took about half an hour before it was Shen Weiyi’s turn to see the doctor.

The doctor glanced at her condition and immediately gave her an order to get an X-ray.

Fortunately, it wasn’t serious. Although her wrist was dislocated, it was only a mild displacement, and the bones weren’t injured, so after setting it back into place, she would be able to slowly start moving it again after resting for two to three weeks.

Hearing that she wouldn’t need a cast, Shen Weiyi breathed a sigh of relief.

At least she didn’t have to worry about getting a rash from her hand being covered.

However, to prevent secondary injury and aid recovery, the doctor still used a bandage to stabilize her wrist.

Back at school, Sheng Ting escorted her all the way to her dormitory. When they reached the dormitory door, he handed her the medicine, medical records, and X-ray film, saying, "If you don’t want to participate in military training, take leave and rest in the dormitory. Given your current situation, you can apply for exemption." After all, she was injured during military training, and the school bore some responsibility, so they wouldn’t make things difficult for her at this time.

"I’m fine!" Shen Weiyi said.

She had made it through so many days already, and she didn’t want to redo the training next year with the new freshmen.

Seeing that she had made up her mind, Sheng Ting didn’t say much more, only telling her, "Call me if you need anything."

"Okay." Shen Weiyi replied.

"Don’t be afraid of troubling me." Sheng Ting looked at her and continued, "Even if you don’t plan on accepting me, we’re still friends."

Shen Weiyi was momentarily stunned, then nodded.

She had indeed initially planned not to trouble him, aware that seeking his help while knowing he had feelings for her and without giving him a clear response would feel like taking advantage of his feelings.

That would be unfair to him and did not align with her principles.

But she hadn’t expected him to see right through her thoughts.

Qin Zhen wasn’t in the dormitory, and it was unknown where he had gone, leaving her alone in the room.

Shen Weiyi placed the medicine on the table and took the medical records and the billing receipt out of the bag. She put the medical records aside, taking a close look at the billing documents. Sheng Ting had helped pick up the medicine, and had also paid the fees for registration and consultation in advance. Shen Weiyi glanced at the amount on the billing receipt, then transferred the money to Sheng Ting.

After a while, the payment was confirmed as received on his end.

Shen Weiyi sighed in relief.

Meanwhile, Sheng Ting returned directly to the lab. When he arrived at the door, he saw the transfer from Shen Weiyi.

He paused for a moment before accepting the payment.

He didn’t care about the money; he just didn’t want her to feel pressured.