She was taken aback to find that the old man was staring intently at her face, completely lost in thought.
"Grandpa?"
Upon hearing Ji Anning's call, the old man snapped back to reality; a hint of imperceptible sorrow flashed through his somewhat cloudy eyes.
He lowered his head, and his tone and expression suddenly became a bit heavy, "It's nothing, you should get some rest early."
Because of her relationship with Ji Chicheng, Ji Anning now felt guilty whenever she saw the old man, let alone when she was alone with him.
Relieved to hear the old man suggest she rest, she said, "Then I'll go out first."
After a greeting, she immediately stood up and left.
...
After being tormented by Ji Chicheng for a night and a morning, the nap in the afternoon was far from enough; Ji Anning fell asleep as soon as she hit the bed after taking a bath.
She was sleeping so soundly that she only became aware when the man got onto her bed and pressed down on her body.
