Suddenly, he noticed Ye Ye looking around with large, pitiful eyes, whimpering in pain… Ye Ye saw a figure standing against the light by the window; she couldn’t make out his face, but she knew it was a man… Dean approached Ye Ye step by step, watching her face regain vitality, though still weak, it seemed as if she had been reborn… Ye Ye recognized the approaching man—it was Huo, that ruthless man, now approaching with a hint of tenderness… She remembered the car accident… Dean appeared… Could it be he who saved her?
Dean sat by Ye Ye’s bedside and leaned in to kiss her snow-white lips, “Welcome back, my little kitten!” His deep, magnetic voice was filled with a tender glow in his lake-blue eyes… Ye Ye was moved; she knew she couldn’t blame or hate Dean for his ruthlessness because of that sentence… But she couldn’t forgive him that easily either… So, she turned her head away, ignoring Dean.
Dean’s heart began to pound—was her ignoring him a sign that she had lost her memory? He immediately called for a doctor to examine Ye Ye. “Miss, do you feel any discomfort?” the doctor asked after the examination. “Yes,” Ye Ye exclaimed, and Dean’s face immediately tensed. “I hurt all over!” Ye Ye said. It was just pain, and Dean relaxed instantly. “Besides the pain, do you feel nauseous or have any internal discomfort?” the doctor continued. “No, does being hungry count as internal discomfort?” Ye Ye blinked and asked. The doctor, amused by her adorable response, chuckled, “Do you know who you are?” Ye Ye was puzzled by the question, “Of course, I’m Ye Ye!” The doctor was relieved but still cautious, “Do you know who he is?” pointing at the stern-faced Dean.
