Su Ye thus became the counter-example for all the students, and nearly half the school remembered his name.
Su Li was amused for a while, turned off the lights, and went to rest on her own.
She didn't say goodnight to Tuanzi, afraid of disturbing the child's rest.
Tuanzi, half-asleep, murmured while lying on his small bed. He rubbed his eyes, trying to sit up.
He glanced at the alarm clock on the bedside table, and it was already 11 PM.
Drowsiness still lingered in his head, and his half-closed eyelashes drooped as if about to close again.
"Don't sleep yet." A man's icy voice came from within the room.
The cold voice instantly startled Tuanzi awake, and his drowsiness vanished without a trace. He sat up and promptly called out, "Uncle."
The man let out a soft hum, opened the door, and called out to the servant outside.
Not long after, the servant carefully brought in a bowl of thick porridge, with a glass of water and a packet of medicine beside it.
