Who hid My Corpse!

Chapter 283: Why wear clothes one size bigger?

Although a month had passed, Bai Wei, who had spent the majority of his time among the Divine Remnants, had not healed well until his soul entered Hevnia’s body.

But he was far from as weak as he appeared.

Even on his way to Holy Sound, he had been observing Miss Golden Score, scrutinizing all her actions and guessing her thoughts, all for the sake of the conversation that was to happen today.

Because she was a particularly special host, different from Ulu and Gerard.

Her past experiences meant that she wouldn’t easily trust anyone… well, perhaps “easily” wasn’t necessary.

At the same time, when faced with extreme oppression, she would choose not to kneel but to resist with all her might.

Previously, when Bai Wei was verbally exposing everything about her and almost driving her to a dead end, he immediately held back because he sensed this. If Bai Wei pushed further, she would immediately use every means to try to destroy him.

Just like how she had killed the real Hevnia a year ago.

She wouldn’t submit to being manipulated.

So, once she felt controlled by Bai Wei, their cooperation would never even begin.

This was why Bai Wei showed her his “weak” side.

“How interesting.”

Bai Wei chuckled softly.

“Let’s get along well, Hevnia.”

…

The next morning, Hevnia woke up startled.

She looked down at the middle finger of her left hand.

There was no response.

She tried calling for Bai Wei in her mind, but again, there was no answer.

It was as if the conversation the day before was just a fleeting illusion.

But Hevnia knew it wasn’t.

Because the golden note stabilized on her back was still shining brightly.

Hevnia got out of bed silently and dressed in front of the mirror. As the large mage robe concealed her shapely figure, she suddenly thought of a question.

Could Bai Wei truly see through this finger?

After all, most of their conversation last night had been utterly uninhibited.

Hevnia pondered this question.

After getting ready, Hevnia didn’t rush outside but first carefully hid the other two Corpse Blocks, and then sat quietly by the window, waiting for something.

Half an hour later, the sun rose, and Hevnia remained seated.

Forty minutes later, students gradually strolled out of the dormitory building, yawning towards the academic building, but Hevnia was unmoved.

When an hour passed and the bell signaling the start of classes rang, Hevnia slowly stood up, messed up her hair that had been neatly combed, wrinkled her robe, and slanted her hat.

Then, holding her books and magic wand, she “hurriedly” ran out of the dormitory.

“Sorry, sorry, I’m going to be late, please make way!”

The janitors and students on the road glanced at Hevnia, who looked as if she had just tumbled out of bed, and teased her as usual.

“Miss Hevnia, why are you late again?”

“Hurry up, or you’ll get scolded by the professor again.”

As usual, Hevnia showed them a “about to cry” expression.

But at that moment, the words Bai Wei had said the night before echoed in her mind.

“What are you trying to conceal this time?”

Her smile froze.