Chapter 69 Soul

 　　After they left, the flower-obsessed girls also entered the campus.

　　Entering the classroom, Yinglin noticed that Youyun wasn't sitting in her original seat. Yinglin smiled wryly and sat down next to Bingtong. This meant their original seats were empty. Weiyi and the others, who had just entered, didn't say anything and simply sat down in their own seats, waiting for the boring morning to pass quickly.
　　Bingtong, however, wasn't so relaxed at the company. She had too much work to do these past few days, so she needed to deal with it. She could use this time to handle it.
　　"Knock, knock, knock," a knock sounded at the door. "Come in," Bingtong said without even looking up. A handsome man walked in. (Darling: Wow! How come she's surrounded by handsome men! So envious. *bites handkerchief and runs away crying*) The handsome man was carrying some documents. He slowly walked to Bingtong, his face serious, and said, "Chairman, these are some documents you requested." "Hmm, you can leave them there and go." Bingtong glanced at him and then lowered her head to work.
　　The man glanced at her and turned to leave, but Bing Tong suddenly looked up and said, "Hun, you need to monitor the situation at the school these next few days. Tell me immediately if anything happens." "Yes," Hun turned back to her, then opened the door and left.
　　Seeing him leave, Bing Tong lowered her head again to work; she still had many things to handle. (
　　Forgot to introduce him; Hun has been by Bing Tong's side since she was very young and is now practically her assistant. He helps Bing Tong with many things, and his only characteristic is that he has no emotions. He is only loyal to Bing Tong, and anyone who harms her must die—that's his motto.)
　　After a long time, Bing Tong finally finished some work, stretched, stood up, and walked to the window. Looking down at the scenery
　　outside, Bing Tong couldn't help but sigh. 'Time flies so fast,' Bing Tong thought.
　　"Knock, knock, knock," the knocking sounded again. "Come in," Bing Tong turned to the door and said. Hun walked in through the door, carrying a lunchbox. He placed it on the coffee table and looked at Bing Tong, saying, "Chairman, I prepared a lunchbox for you. Please have some!" "Okay," Bing Tong replied. She then sat down on the sofa next to the coffee table. Seeing her like this, Hun didn't say anything more and turned to leave.
　　After he left, Bing Tong picked up her chopsticks and began to eat. Hun had bought her all her favorite foods, but Bing Tong never showed any sign of being picky in front of others—a quality essential to a noble person. Hun knew this because they had spent a lot of time together.
　　Bing Tong quickly finished the food Hun had brought. Perhaps because he was familiar with her, Hun came in and tidied up the food as soon as she finished eating. Bing Tong sat on the sofa watching him tidy up; Hun was undeniably capable!
　　After Hun finished, Bing Tong stood up and sat down at her desk to handle the remaining tasks. An afternoon would likely pass like this—this was Bing Tong's work.
　　Meanwhile, after class, Sakura took a bus to another place to eat, inevitably having to take her most hated medicine. After eating, Sakura took the bus back to school. She could have rested a bit before going, but she didn't.
　　Getting off the bus, Sakura walked into the campus. She didn't know where to go. Going to the classroom would definitely lead to Yuun, but where should she go? Suddenly, as if she had thought of something, she turned and walked in one direction. And that place was—the Sakura Grove.