All Worlds Beg the Villainess to Act Like a Human

Chapter 80: Chapter 80: Onlookers Watching the Love-Struck Brother Court Disaster (27)

The previously furious Gu Jingkui gradually calmed down after hearing these words.

No matter what, Yanyan only acted this way because he was injured. It’s all his fault, really. He shouldn’t have been so impulsive, causing Yanyan to worry and implicating Yazhen.

Qiann Yan furrowed her brows, what was up with Gu Jingkui? Why did he suddenly stop being angry and look relieved? His gaze even softened when he looked at her.

”Yanyan, such things won’t happen again. Could you let Yazhen come in?” Gu Jingkui’s tone became gentle, ”This really isn’t Yazhen’s fault.”

”You should rest well. Didn’t you say I couldn’t tolerate Lan Yazhen? Now, I can’t tolerate her appearing in front of you.”

Qiann Yan thought that at the very least, Gu Jingkui’s bones should heal first; otherwise, getting injured again would be very troublesome.

It’s really strange; she thought Gu Jingkui would completely lose it over this, but somehow, he’s fine now.

Sure enough, a broken mind is not something ordinary people can understand.

Walking to the door of the hospital room, Qiann Yan instructed the two bodyguards to keep a good watch, and both nodded seriously. Such a simple task, with such high pay—they will certainly strive to complete the boss’s orders.

”Doctor Lin?” After instructing the bodyguards, Qiann Yan noticed Lin Shanghuai standing at the door, though she didn’t know when he arrived. ”Are you here for the ward inspection?”

”Just came to have a look. I heard from the nurse earlier that there was a minor situation here.” Lin Shanghuai wasn’t lying; a nurse told him Gu Jingkui was struggling to get out of bed, and he was worried about Gu’s leg. ”Miss Gu, are you leaving?”

”Yes.” Qiann Yan then followed into the hospital room.

When Lin Shanghuai inquired about Gu Jingkui’s physical discomfort, Qiann Yan finally left the hospital.

Lin Shanghuai stared at Qiann Yan’s figure for a long time before averting his gaze. Through what he’d learned, he knew that Gu Qianyan wasn’t someone Kong Yu liked romantically, but someone he admired. Apparently, she was a freshman at Kong Yu’s university, though she didn’t plan to stay on campus to study but chose self-study instead.

Kong Yu had spoken to him about this, with a face full of regret, unable to understand why Gu Qianyan made such a choice. After all these events, he had a few guesses. Who would have thought that a seventeen-year-old girl was already shouldering the responsibilities of her family?

Earlier, the nurse had come over to inform him, not just mentioning Gu Jingkui’s struggle but also relaying everything that happened inside the ward.

Gu Jingkui blamed higher-ups over fear of a girl, which he found quite absurd. Someone who seemed perfectly normal, yet had some issues in his mind.

He wondered if Miss Gu might need a neurologist; he happened to be familiar with some top experts, all in the same group.

”You haven’t seen how impressive Miss Gu was before; she perfectly fits my image of an heiress of a wealthy family. Beautiful, capable, and rumored to be highly intelligent. She used to participate in many competitions, and there are videos online. I’m not sure why she didn’t choose to study abroad, or enrol in the country’s best schools, instead staying at a local school and not even attending classes but studying independently.”

”Maybe she couldn’t be at ease with the Gu Family. Quietly speaking, you haven’t seen how President Gu defended a pure-white-fake and indiscriminately blamed the company’s higher-ups. If I were one of them, I’d definitely feel disheartened; what a brainless boss.”

”Fortunately, there’s Miss Gu, or else who knows how things would have ended.”