Wu Xunsheng said: "He seemed to be looking around at first, but his movements seemed smaller than when he was there. Later, I didn't see him looking around again."

Tie Hongyan wrote some words on the paper and asked Wu Xunsheng how long he had been following Hou Xueyan.

Wu Xunsheng said: "When I went back, I watched him walk the path from a distance. Later, when he walked on the road he walked on when he came, I didn't continue to follow. Actually, I was always very careful on the road, sometimes very far away from him. Moreover, when I followed him, I always seemed to be not paying attention to him, which was not easy to attract attention."

Tie Hongyan wrote and asked Wu Xunsheng if he had turned around or looked around while following Hou Xueyan.

Wu Xunsheng said: "I must have looked back and looked around. When I followed him, I didn't want others to follow me. Of course, I try to act naturally."

Tie Hongyan talked to Wu Xunsheng for a while, and suddenly felt dizzy and severe, so he closed his eyes.

Wu Xunsheng saw that she was uncomfortable again and said, "Lying down and rest."

Tie Hongyan slowly opened his eyes and wanted to write again.

Wu Xunsheng approached her and said gently: "Is there something you need to say earlier? If you are not in a hurry, you can lie down and sleep for a while, and then tell me when you wake up."

Tie Hongyan still wanted to write, and Wu Xunsheng knew that she should have something she needed to say earlier to tell him.

Tie Hongyan wrote on paper. As soon as he wrote two words, his body shook. Wu Xunsheng immediately helped her firmly and said to her gentlely: "You wait a moment, close your eyes and lean for a while, and write when you feel more comfortable."

Tie Hongyan felt uncomfortable and didn't continue writing immediately.

Wu Xunsheng used one hand to move the things used to write on the table beside the bed to the side to prevent him from touching him next, and the other hand still supported her.

Tie Hongyan immediately closed his eyes and leaned on him to rest.

Wu Xunsheng then let go of his hand holding her and lifted the quilt covered by her body up to prevent her from catching a cold.

He looked at her with a caring look, and silently told himself over and over again that she was just a normal reaction in the recovery process. However, seeing her uncomfortable look, he felt involuntarily uncomfortable.

Wu Xunsheng burned all the papers he had written before, and used a piece of paper to wrap the dust tightly into his pocket.

After a while, Tie Hongyan opened his eyes again.

"How is it, are you getting better?" Wu Xunsheng asked her.

Tie Hongyan nodded, but it didn't seem to be in good condition.

"Or... take a break and write later." Wu Xunshengdao.

I was about to continue writing, but she suddenly became dizzy and became more severe, so she had to close her eyes and rest again.

After a while, Tie Hongyan opened his eyes again and looked much better.

She wanted to write immediately, Wu Xunsheng asked: "Is it better?"

Tie Hongyan nodded.

"Is it really okay?" Wu Xunsheng was still worried.

Tie Hongyan nodded again.

After nodding twice in a row, Tie Hongyan didn't feel dizzy, and she quickly started writing again.

Wu Xunsheng looked at the paper she wrote and said to her: "Okay, I'll go and see if Elder Iron is back."
Chapter completed!