The Villain Doesn’t Want To Date the Cute Heroine - The Villain Doesn’t Want To Date the Cute Heroine chapter 62

62: Wu Liang’s Joy

The girls looked on in disbelief at He Xue, shy and nestled in Wu Liang’s arms.

If they remembered correctly, wasn’t the relationship between those two terribly bad?

Because Wu Liang used to harass He Xue, she harbored a deep animosity towards him.

He Xue, who wouldn’t even deign to give Wu Liang a glance on a normal day, was now timidly shrinking in his embrace, too shy to speak?

Could they be seeing things? Logically, Wu Liang and He Xue shouldn’t have any contact at all.

“So that’s how it is. He Xue, why didn’t you tell the teacher? I wouldn’t have forced you to run the thousand meters.”

“You must tell me promptly if you’re feeling unwell, understood?”

Yuwen Xing looked seriously at He Xue, whose face was flushed red in his arms.

He was indeed strict with every student, but he would never let his students compete under these circumstances.

“Teacher… I’m sorry…”

He Xue’s voice was as faint as a mosquito’s hum, her little face burning red.

Clutching Wu Liang’s uniform tightly, He Xue dared not look at Yuwen Xing or the surrounding classmates.

She knew how embarrassingly shy she must appear, and that almost all eyes were on her now.

“Alright, you can’t do this next time. Health comes first. Go to the infirmary for now.”

“Shall Wu Liang take you? Or should I call a few more boys to accompany you?”

Yuwen Xing glanced at Wu Liang with a peculiar expression. When had this kid become so warm-hearted?

But it didn’t matter. It was a young person’s world now, and he, an old man, shouldn’t interfere.

“No need, I can go by myself. The infirmary isn’t far.”

Wu Liang declined Yuwen Xing’s kind offer on behalf of He Xue.

After the previous incident of being approached by a senior, he dared not let He Xue have any contact with other males.

What if He Xue accidentally took a fancy to someone else? Although the chances were slim, it’s better to be safe than sorry.

If someone other than the male lead stole the tower, it would be all over. He didn’t want to see that happen.

“Alright, then take He Xue to the infirmary.”

Yuwen Xing smiled meaningfully. Was this what they called youth?

Youth was wonderful. If he had had half the courage of Wu Liang when he was young, he wouldn’t have missed his chance with his goddess.

As Wu Liang said, the distance from the sports field to the infirmary wasn’t far.

It would take less than five minutes to get there, but those five minutes felt especially long for He Xue.

Clinging to Wu Liang’s chest like a kitten, feeling the scorching stares around her, He Xue could clearly hear her heart pounding rapidly.

In contrast, Wu Liang seemed very calm, his heart beating steadily, not taking the situation to heart.

He Xue took a deep breath and slowly raised her head to look at Wu Liang’s cheek.

Gazing at the handsome face before her, He Xue was somewhat dazed. Was this boy really Wu Liang, the one who used to harass her?

“What’s the matter, is there something on my face?”

Feeling He Xue’s gaze, Wu Liang looked down.

He Xue’s delicate face, like that of a porcelain doll, frowned slightly, her beautiful eyes shimmering with waves of blue.

A blush spread across her pale cheeks, her teeth lightly biting her thin lips, her expression complex.

“Why would you help me…”

Compared to her earlier shyness, He Xue was now much calmer than before.

After all, she couldn’t break free from Wu Liang’s embrace, and indeed, she couldn’t walk on her own at the moment.

Given the circumstances, it was better to accept the situation and quietly lie in his arms, relaxing.

And she had to admit, his embrace was indeed very warm, and that familiar faint scent was reassuring.

“Do I need a reason to help a classmate?”

Wu Liang smiled. He couldn’t very well tell He Xue: “Because you’re the female lead, that’s why I’m helping you.”

Even if he said that, He Xue wouldn’t understand the meaning behind his words.

But this incident undoubtedly served as a wake-up call for Wu Liang. He was no longer playing an ACG romance game; he was in a real world.

In this world, many things could happen that he never encountered in the game, and those female leads wouldn’t necessarily fall for the male lead a hundred percent.

This meant that achieving a true perfect ending with the female leads was extremely difficult.

After all, in this world, the factors that could affect reaching a true perfect ending were dozens, if not hundreds of times more than when playing the game.

He had to speed up the progress; the current pace was simply too slow.

“About this morning… those people…”

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After hesitating for a moment, He Xue murmured softly. It seemed she had been a bit impulsive about this morning’s incident.

Although someone had knelt before Wu Liang, it wasn’t right to conclude from that scene alone that Wu Liang was oppressing them.

And later, Wu Liang clearly intended to help them up; it seemed she had been rash.

“It’s nothing serious, they just came to apologize to me.”

“You should remember the incident of my hospitalization a while back; it’s because of that.”

Wu Liang spoke nonchalantly, almost thankful to them.

If not for that athlete’s shot put strike, he might not have awakened his true memories to this day.

But then again, that guy’s throw was quite accurate.

“So that’s why… I’m sorry, I didn’t understand the whole story and I…”

He Xue lowered her head in guilt, her face full of regret.

But in a sense, it wasn’t entirely her fault for thinking astray.

After all, the Wu Liang of the past was nothing but a notorious thug, the epitome of villainy in her eyes.

A villainous thug transformed into a refined and cultured gentleman overnight—such a plot twist would be too bold even for a novel.

“It’s nothing, I didn’t take it to heart.”

Wu Liang feigned indifference with a smile, yet a hint of glee flickered within.

Well done! Things are looking up!! If he maintains this status quo, he’ll definitely become He Xue’s friend!

At least, that’s what Wu Liang had believed…