She continued along the coastline, afraid that someone would discover Yue Linze’s disappearance, she didn’t dare to call out his name loudly. After searching for a long time, she arrived at the place where they had previously jumped into the sea, carefully searching with a flashlight.
The flashlight swept across a stone and quickly swept back, stopping on a rock. Tao Yu frowned, recognizing it as the place where she had hidden from the fat man before. She pursed her lips and walked over, and when she saw the stains were blood, her fingertips began to tremble.
Her mind suddenly went blank. Without caring about anything, she put down the flashlight and jumped directly into the sea to search, calling Yue Linze’s name while searching. Unfortunately, the wind had picked up, and the waves had grown larger, making a crisp sound when hitting the shore, covering all her sounds.
She didn’t know how long she had been searching in the sea. Until she was almost drowning from exhaustion, Tao Yu gradually came to her senses, realizing that if something had happened to Yue Linze, this world would have collapsed long ago. Since it was still intact, it meant he was definitely fine. She was just overthinking.
Overthinking…
Tao Yu stood wet in the water, staring blankly at the undulating sea surface, her inner world greatly impacted.
When she stepped out of the sea, the sky was already beginning to lighten. Tao Yu squinted at the horizon for a while, then smiled bitterly as she walked towards the dormitory.
Although she didn’t know where Yue Linze was, since the world hadn’t collapsed, it meant he was still alive. She needed to think about what to do next—
But it seemed she didn’t need to think too much. She couldn’t bring herself to do anything, so she could only take it slowly.
Tao Yu returned to the dormitory in a daze, leaving many water prints along the way. The weather wasn’t cold, but she was shivering from being completely soaked. After difficultly climbing several floors, as she trembled while finding her key, she looked up to see someone sitting at her door.
“Yue Linze?” she called out instinctively.
