Why did the system take my request to take photos with a cosplayer seriously?

Baima walked over, her face full of worry.

Compared to Longhe, Baima is a girl who grew up on the plateau. After a brief period of altitude sickness yesterday, she quickly adapted today and regained her previous physical memory.

"good……"

Long He's voice was weak: "I'm just a little out of breath."

"You look terrible, your lips are even purple."

Baima reached out and touched Longhe's forehead: "How about we go back first? Or go to the nearby clinic?"

"Need not……"

Long He tried to be strong, but his legs went weak and he almost lost his balance.

Baima quickly helped her up and turned to look at Ding Heng.

"Brother, Sister Longhe is not doing well. She needs to go to the clinic for an IV drip."

"Don't worry, no need."

Ding Heng stepped forward and handed over a pill: "Open your mouth."

Without any doubt or hesitation, Long He immediately opened his mouth obediently.

Ding Heng put the pills into her mouth and then handed her a bottle of mineral water.

Long He swallowed the water, and a few seconds later his breathing gradually stabilized, his heartbeat returned to normal, and the stabbing pain in his temples slowly disappeared.

Ding Heng asked, "Are you feeling better?"

Long He took a few deep breaths and nodded.

"Much better..."

Baima's eyes widened in disbelief: "Brother, what did you give her? A miracle drug?"

Ding Heng replied dismissively, "Just ordinary plateau medicine."

"is it?"

Bai Ma scratched her head.

She has lived on the plateau for more than ten years and has seen all kinds of altitude sickness medications, but she has never heard of one that works so quickly.

Longhe stretched his limbs to make sure he was alright.

"Let's go and see the sacred lake."

The three people walked forward along the boardwalk.

In the distance, the Nyainqêntanglha Mountains stretch endlessly, and Namtso Lake gleams with a deep blue light under the sunlight, like a giant sapphire set between the snow-capped mountains.

Longhe stood by the lake, took a deep breath, and the fatigue accumulated over the past six months slowly dissipated in the embrace of nature.

Ding Heng came to her side and stood beside her: "You should go out more often in the future. Don't exhaust yourself."

"That's not something I can decide."

Long He pouted: "Putting everything else aside, once I go solo, I'll only have more announcements and work."

When she goes solo, Longhe will face an even more complicated situation, as hundreds of people will depend on her to support them.

She is an adult, after all, and it's impossible for her to leave everything to her mother to decide.

"Maybe someone will lend you a hand?"

"Who?"

"A powerful boss who wants to sexually harass you?"

"Go! Go! Go……"

Long He said irritably, "If a big boss really wants to sexually harass me, I'd rather go back to my grandparents' shop."

Ding Heng grinned mischievously: "Really?"

"Definitely!"

Longhe gazed at the lake, his tone unwavering.

"I'm not that kind of person! No one can do it!"

Over the next few days, guided by Baima, the three of them visited the Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon, Namcha Barwa Peak, Gongdelin Grassland, and other popular natural attractions in Tibet.

On their last night, the three returned to the Rizhao City Hotel.

When Baima came out of the bath, Longhe was sitting by the window drinking tea.

"Sister Longhe, aren't you asleep yet?"

"I can't sleep."

Long He put down his teacup and patted the seat next to him: "Come and sit down."

Baima walked over and sat down, and the two remained quiet for a while.

"Pema".

"Ok?"

"When do your mother and Uncle Ding plan to get married?"

As a junior, if Ding Wenjie remarries, Long He should at least show proper respect.

Asking beforehand will give you peace of mind.

Baima was taken aback and asked in return, "Didn't you tell me, brother? My mother and uncle have already broken up."

Longhe almost dropped the teacup in his hand.

"separate?"

"Ah."

Baima said calmly, "It happened last month."

"So...you and Ding Heng now..."

"They have absolutely no relation."

Baima spread his hands.

Long He was speechless for a moment.

No relation whatsoever?

So what about your intimate "brother-sister interactions" these past few days...?

"You...these past few days..."

Long He hesitated, unsure of what to say.

Baima was quite frank: "Sister Longhe, do you think I'm too close to the prince?"

Long He didn't say anything.

"Actually, it's alright... Adults are adults, and we are us, each to our own."

Baima sighed, "Besides, we are all only children. We've been alone since we were little, without any brothers or sisters. Now that we finally have a brother, of course we have to cherish him."

Long He: "..."

What do you mean?

Only child! Lack of companionship growing up?

Hasn't she always been by Ding Heng's side since she was little?

They got into trouble together, skipped school together, and got into fights together...

All those days, all those days...

Isn't that considered spending time with someone?

"Sister Longhe?"

Baima's voice pulled Longhe back to reality.

"Ok?"

"Are you OK?"

"fine."

Long He shook his head, picked up his teacup, and took a sip.

Unfortunately, the tea had been neglected for too long and had become cold and bitter.

Suddenly, Longhe remembered Ding Heng's experience of being "accompanied by a rich woman" in Jiuzhaigou.

At the time, she was intimidated by Ding Heng and also afraid of hurting her brother's pride, so she didn't dare to press him for details.

Now think about it...

Longhe asked again, "Bai Ma, is your family quite wealthy?"

Baima blinked: "It's alright."

"how many?"

"How would I know?"

Baima said calmly, "My mother has so many businesses, I don't care about them."

Long He pressed further, "For example?"

Baima thought for a moment and pointed to the hotel sign on the bedside table.

“My mother is the major shareholder of this hotel.”

"Which one?"

"At the hotel we're staying at, didn't you see the manager just greet me? He's a long-time employee of my mom's!"

Pema said casually, "It's not just that. She has shares in several high-end hotels in Tibet. There are also some real estate properties, travel agencies, ranches and stuff... it's all a mess, I have absolutely no idea what's going on."

Long He fell completely silent.