I really don't want to date a girl addicted to the internet!

400. Cheng Fei suspects that Shen Xi has mental problems.

While she was doing this, Cheng Fei stood by without saying a word.

Shen Xi cast a cold and disgusted gaze at the boy.

The boy turned to the window, pretending to admire the scenery. "The sky is cloudless. It looks like it's going to be a beautiful sunny day today."

Shen Xi did not respond. She took out a pair of clean, milky-white socks with small ruffles from her bag, sat on the edge of the bed, quickly put them on, then slipped them into black loafers, looked up, and met the boy's gaze.

The girl stood up, her eyes narrowed, and she clenched her teeth as she kicked him.

"Teacher Shen, why?"

"Don't stare at me with that disgusting look."

"Your legs are so beautiful, and we can't see them all winter, so please forgive me, Teacher Shen."

"Shut up! You've got to do with legs, but all you've seen are legs?" The girl glared at him fiercely.

"Alright, and the feet too. They're so small and soft over there, it's impossible not to look. I'm sorry, Your Highness." The boy said sincerely.

"I can't stand it anymore! I told you to shut up! It's ruined my appetite for breakfast!" The girl covered her mouth with a serious expression, as if she was really going to throw up the next second.

"Ok."

Leaving aside their ambiguous morning conversation, the two quickly packed their belongings, left the room, and moved to the hotel restaurant for breakfast.

The two grabbed breakfast from the buffet and sat in a quiet window seat, where they could see the bustling street below.

"Teacher Shen, I have something to tell you." Cheng Fei took a sip of soy milk and suddenly became serious.

"What?" Shen Xi, sitting opposite, lowered her head and took a small bite of the red bean bun, her face expressionless.

"I've decided to take back what I said last night," the young man said casually.

As soon as she finished speaking, the girl raised her head, her gaze freezing. Her pure, dark eyes became empty, and her small hand holding the chopsticks paused almost imperceptibly before tightening its grip.

She made no sudden movements, but stared intently at the boy's face. A chilling and shadowy aura, like a massive iceberg floating on the Arctic Ocean, seemed to tangibly sweep over the boy, enveloping him.

Cheng Fei rubbed his arms, looking surprised and uncertain. "Teacher Shen, why are you so angry?"

"Cheng Fei, please explain clearly what you want to take back?" Shen Xi gently put down her chopsticks, picked up the knife, and spoke slowly and deliberately.

"Take back what you said about not being a tsundere... okay?" The boy's eyelids twitched as he caught sight of the gleaming blade.

"anything else?"

"It's gone."

The chill and shadows vanished instantly, and the morning sunlight streamed in through the window, making the decorative wine glasses on the table sparkle. Shen Xi put down his knife, picked up his chopsticks, and continued eating his red bean bun, as if everything that had just happened was merely a boy's illusion.

The girl frowned slightly. "Whatever, but why?"

Cheng Fei breathed a sigh of relief and took a sip of soy milk. "Because you're just so arrogant. We were chatting fine yesterday, and you were very clingy to me when you weren't fully awake. But as soon as you came back from washing your face, you turned on me and became cold and distant again."

Shen Xi frowned and kicked him under the table. "Are aquatic mammals really that bad at accepting reality? I already said that we didn't do anything beyond the limits yesterday, so please don't misinterpret it."

"Tch, anyone who didn't know better would think you were just as aloof last night. You're really the most stubborn person out there. I think we've already done it mentally last night." The boy scoffed.

"Mental health? What?" The girl's eyes widened slightly. She took a deep breath and gritted her teeth, feeling as if she was trembling with anger. "Sure enough, just a little more tolerance and she starts spouting nonsense and spreading rumors. A hopeless delusional maniac."

"Shen Xi, you just rely on your cuteness to be stubborn all the time. Anyway, you're still cute no matter how stubborn you are." The boy shook his head and sighed.

"Cheng Fei!" The girl's eyes narrowed, as if she could no longer tolerate it.

"Why are you being so fierce? Are you saying you won't let me hug you today? Let me remind you, you're still mine today." The boy was calm but not backing down.

"You can still hold my hand and hug me today, I don't deny that, but I'm not yours. Don't try to use those disgusting and clumsy words." The girl raised her voice to emphasize, turning her face away with a glint in her eyes.

"Yes, yes, Your Highness is pure and innocent, there's nothing wrong with that. It's me, this shameless scoundrel, who's slandering you." The boy nodded repeatedly. "Eat up, my little cutie, let's go after we finish."

"Trash." Shen Xi narrowed her eyes, took a vicious bite of the red bean bun, and her fair cheeks twitched as she chewed, as if she were biting someone's flesh.

After filling their stomachs, the two got into the car from yesterday's parking lot, and the Panamera merged into the busy morning traffic.

"Where to?" Shen Xi sat upright in the passenger seat, her small handbag on her lap, her face indifferent.

"Gakuen Polytechnic." Cheng Fei gripped the steering wheel.

"doing what?"

"Inspect our laboratory and, incidentally, give Dr. Wang some instructions in person."

"An endless corporate game," Shen Xi scoffed.

“It’s understandable that in the eyes of the Protoss Queen, everything about humanity on Earth is just a trivial game.” The boy nodded seriously.

"As expected, Cheng Feiyu's ability to distort the truth and confuse the public is always top-notch." The girl narrowed her eyes.

"Even if it really is, it is indeed a very impressive skill."

"Taking pride in his cunning and slyness, Cheng Feiyu is probably unique across all the main dimensions." The girl glared at him.

"Teacher Shen, is it just my imagination? You've been quite aggressive since just now. Also, what is the main order dimension?"

"It's not a misperception, I just want to attack you, you piece of trash. The main order dimension is a general term for dimensions whose tropism values ​​are in an appropriate range and whose physical laws are mild, making it easy for humanoid races to be born."

"I see." The boy nodded casually, paused, and then suddenly glanced sideways. "By the way, if you keep attacking, I really can't resist touching your leg."

"Cheng Fei, how dare you!" Shen Xi's expression changed, and she quickly brought her legs together and leaned against the car door. Feeling unsafe, she pressed down on the hem of her skirt with her hand, glaring at him with gritted teeth. "Since we met last year, you've been getting worse and worse. Before, it was fine if you just looked at me and harassed me verbally, but now you actually dare to make such vulgar threats. All my kindness and treatment over the years has only earned me ingratitude. You really are a heartless and treacherous Cheng Feiyu."

The boy paused for a second, then said, "Teacher Shen, I just think that now that our liking for each other has increased, it would be okay to talk about slightly more ambiguous topics, right?"

"That's absurd. So all this talk about goodwill is just your one-sided delusion from beginning to end. It's just you harassing me to an excessive degree. Please wake up, Cheng Fei, stop going crazy like this." The girl seemed to pity his misfortune.

"Teacher Shen, I just really wanted to touch your legs. Actually, I've wanted to touch them ever since I first saw you. I've been missing you all winter long, especially the way you looked before you wore knee-high socks. I just didn't dare say it before because I was afraid you'd get angry." The boy said sincerely.

"So you dare to say it now? Cheng Fei, has my constant indulgence given you too many misconceptions?" Shen Xi's eyes widened slightly, as if she was shocked.

"Teacher Shen, I have a question that might be a little presumptuous, but I'm really curious right now." Cheng Fei stopped the car at a red light and glanced at her.

"What?" the girl asked warily.

"Do you have mental health issues?" the boy asked earnestly.

The air inside the car was quiet.

401. Cheng Fei's suspicions were correct.

"What nonsense are you spouting?" Shen Xi turned to look at Cheng Fei.

"It could be a personality disorder, multiple personality disorder, or schizophrenia, I can't really say for sure." The boy stared at the red light, deep in thought.

"What exactly are you trying to say?" the girl frowned.

“You seem like a completely different person last night. You were so sweet and gentle last night, but now you’re so cold and indifferent. You seem so fickle, it can’t be explained by just being a bit arrogant.” Cheng Fei rubbed his chin, his expression inexplicably serious.

"Cheng Fei, stop pretending. Or is this your new trick? It's pointless to spout sensational nonsense to retaliate against me." Shen Xi looked at him coldly.

"Teacher Shen, I have another question for you." The boy said seriously.

"What?" The girl narrowed her eyes.

Are you familiar with the psychiatry or neurology departments of a hospital?

"Where did this fallacy come from again?" The girl frowned, her expression turning disgusted.

“Teacher Shen, you are actually a rather introverted person. You never interact with unnecessary people or go to unnecessary places. You only eat at one restaurant and have never stayed in a hotel, which means you have never traveled far. For the past sixteen years, your life has basically been a two-point line between home and school. Am I right?” Cheng Fei looked at her thoughtfully.

"Aside from the introverted assessment, everything else is pretty much correct. Are you really going to conclude that I have mental problems based on that? There are far too many people in this world with mental problems, and yours is far more serious in comparison," Shen Xi said with disdain.

"Teacher Shen, someone like you who is so serious, doesn't take initiative with people, doesn't even want to give me a birthday present, and is quite a shut-in, has repeatedly and enthusiastically offered to accompany me to see a psychiatrist since we met. Are you just being sarcastic, or... do you actually know that place very well?"

As the young man finished speaking casually, an eerie silence fell over the car.

Under Cheng Fei's gaze, the usually quick-witted and aloof girl's pupils contracted. For the first time, she didn't utter a single word, choosing instead to turn her face away with a flickering gaze and her small hands clenching her skirt.

The silence was suddenly broken by the urgent blaring of a horn.

Cheng Fei looked up and saw that the green light had already turned on. He nonchalantly stepped on the gas and drove through the intersection.

As the Panamera drove onto the elevated highway, the car was exceptionally quiet except for the background noise from the engine and tires.

"Teacher Shen, it seems you have secrets too?" the boy said softly. "If you don't want to talk about it, that's fine. I don't mean to pry. You're still just as lovely in my heart."

“I…” Shen Xi lowered her head and bit her lip, remaining silent for a moment, “This time you guessed right, so you, Cheng Feiyu, do have some brains after all.”

"As expected, we already said our numerical values ​​were the same. Don't think you're the only one who pays attention to such details," the boy said with a hint of pride.

"I did stay in the neurology ward once, but that was when I was a child." The girl took a deep breath, raised her head, stared ahead expressionlessly, and flicked her hair.

"Is there anything we can talk about? I want to know about you, Shen Xi." Cheng Fei drove with a calm demeanor.

"There's nothing to talk about; it happened when I was a very young child."

"You were little too? Teacher Shen, you don't actually possess the memories of the Celestial Queen, but you just won't tell me, do you?" The boy smacked his lips. "Are you testing me? Your Majesty, I will always be loyal to you. Take me to ascend, I've had enough of this damned blue planet."

"If that were really the case, I would have executed you, you piece of trash, long ago," Shen Xi sneered.

"Okay, seriously then, how exactly is 'very young'?"

"About four or five years old," the girl said calmly.

Why did you go?

"I can't remember exactly, but it seems to be related to hyperthymesia. Anyway, I was cured later."

"Can people with hyperthymesia also have moments when they can't remember things?"

"Who remembers things clearly from their childhood? I only have vague memories myself."

"I thought the Protoss Queen would be different."

"Excuse me, but at least physiologically I am clearly a human being from Earth," Shen Xi said coldly.

"So you're not just bragging when you say you have hyperthymesia, you actually have a doctor's certificate?" Cheng Fei came to his senses, surprised.

"Heh, so you really don't believe me from the bottom of your heart." The girl's eyes narrowed slightly.

"Teacher Shen, you're quite extraordinary," the boy exclaimed.

“No one is as unusual as some aquatic mammals.” Shen Xi glanced at him.

“You said it’s an aquatic mammal.”

"They actually started to feel proud of it instead of being ashamed. It's so shameless that it's unbelievable."

"Teacher Shen, now that I mention it, you and Nana are both children with mental health issues. No wonder you two ended up together," Cheng Fei exclaimed.

The girl glared at him, "Don't compare me to that vixen. I've recovered long ago and am perfectly healthy now."

"Really? I don't think so." The boy glanced sideways.

"Cheng Fei, what do you mean?" the girl raised her voice.

"Teacher Shen, please don't get agitated. I absolutely don't mean to look down on you. It's just that since we both have mental health issues, how about we stop making things difficult for Nana in the future? I promise I'll take good care of both of you." The boy said earnestly.

"It's enough to start bringing up that vixen again. She really can't forget her. How can she openly say such greedy things? Cheng Fei, when it comes to mental problems, I think you are the most insane one in the entire Academy City, no, the entire Earth. You should have been locked up in a mental hospital long ago." Shen Xi glared at him fiercely.

"Teacher Shen, please don't be like that. Even if I do have some mental problems, wouldn't that just prove that we are kindred spirits who can rely on each other? Let bygones be bygones. Now, the three of us living our lives well is more important than anything else."

"Cheng Fei, that's enough. Stop spouting these disgusting and absurd fantasies." The girl covered her mouth.

"what happened?"

I feel nauseous.

"Just to be on the safe side, are you using exaggerated language or do you really feel like throwing up?"

"Really?" The girl squinted her eyes.

“Teacher Shen, I feel like I’ve only truly gotten to know you today.” Cheng Fei thought for a moment, then said earnestly, “So you’re neither sharp-tongued nor arrogant, you’re a… mental patient.”

"I knew you'd be over there making a big deal out of it, that's why I didn't want to tell you. I've had enough, it's disgusting. Shut up, Cheng Fei." The girl's tone was icy, and her pure, dark eyes became empty.

"Ok."

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