Lin Beichen found a place to begin meditating and resting. Hu Yi, seeing this, quietly sat down next to him and began meditating as well.
Zhou Yi, witnessing this, quickly intervened, "What are you doing? Weren't you the one who kept saying you were hungry? Here are some compressed biscuits. Eat a bit. We still have to continue our journey later, and who knows when we'll find other food."
But Hu Yi paid no attention to Zhou Yi, focusing solely on meditation. Zhou Yi felt uncomfortable inside. He sat beside them with the compressed biscuits, silently chewing.
He was truly angry at heart; Hu Yi's attitude was so puzzling to him. Yet his feelings for her were so strong that he couldn't control himself, always wanting to stay close to her, to hear her speak, and to see her happy.
Zhou Yi felt like he was bewitched, unable to control his emotions. He didn't know how to express his feelings so that Hu Yi could clearly perceive them and happily accept him.
