The Villain Is a Chatterbox, and I'm Mute - chapter 10

After the new semester started, everyone knew I could speak.

They praised Qin Xu’s miraculous healing skills, calling him a reincarnation of Hua Tuo.

Qin Xu kept up his cool and aloof image on the surface.

But secretly, he was so happy he could hardly stop smiling.

“Do you think I should apply for Traditional Chinese Medicine?” he asked enthusiastically.

“Of course you can. I think your compassion makes you especially suited to be a doctor.”

I took out the admissions handbook and pointed at a few southern universities: “Do you want to go to these schools?”

“Do you want to go?”

“Mm.” I nodded. “I don’t want to stay in this city.”

I was afraid that if I stayed too close to home, Shen Jun might threaten me and pull me back into trouble.

“Wherever you go, I’ll go.”

Qin Xu lay on the desk, starting to daydream: “When the time comes, we can rent an apartment off campus, hehe…”

I took a deep breath and interrupted him: “But you can’t get in right now.”

Indeed, not every villain is clever.

At least Qin Xu isn’t.

With his current grades, even getting into an undergraduate program is a struggle.

Qin Xu’s smile froze: “Oh right, my grades are terrible.”

I started tutoring Qin Xu.

Meanwhile, Qi Chen and the female lead, Meng Lele, officially got together.

Several times, I ran into them kissing by the water dispenser, completely ignoring everyone else.

Whenever that happened, Qin Xu would click his tongue.

Then he would pull me away and say seriously, “Our task now is to study hard. You’re not allowed to think about anything else, got it?”

“I’m not thinking about it, you are,” I retorted.

He pinched my cheek, his meaning ambiguous: “But last time in the warehouse…”

“Stop right there.” I fled in embarrassment.