The White Moonlight Omega Has Amnesia and Always Tries to Seduce Me - Chapter 87

When the door opened from the outside, Qin Huai was sitting on the sofa eating instant noodles. The bedding on the bed was messy, the white dress and the white down comforter blending into one, and the air was filled with a spicy scent.

Qin Huai put down her fork, grabbed a tissue to wipe the corners of her mouth, and looked at the Omega standing at the door, rising to her feet, “Teacher Zhou.”

Zhou Yue was carrying a large black travel bag, but from its appearance, not many things had been placed inside; the bag’s surface was somewhat crumpled. After entering, she pushed the door handle and walked into the room. “Are you comfortable staying here?”

Less than three hours had passed since her arrival, so there was no such thing as being comfortable or uncomfortable. Qin Huai sat back down on the sofa, her long legs crossed, “It’s alright. I just want to ask when you’ll let me out?”

Zhou Yue was not surprised by Qin Huai asking this question, and she also felt that if Qin Huai hadn’t realized it, that would be the problem. She curved her lips into a smile, tossed the bag she was carrying onto the sofa, and, as she sat down next to Qin Huai, she casually picked up a bottle of mineral water and twisted the cap open. She didn’t answer but instead asked, “When did you guess?”

“As soon as I entered the door.”

The Omega’s voice was light, as if she were talking about a trivial matter, but it brought unceasing surprise to Zhou Yue.

She had envisioned countless moments when Qin Huai would find out, countless expressions Qin Huai would have, but she never expected to be noticed from the very beginning.

Zhou Yue furrowed her brows and looked over. The Omega sitting on the sofa had changed her posture, cross-legged, meticulously eating the instant noodles in her hand. Her movements were not delicate, even a bit rough, giving the impression that she was about to go to war as soon as she finished eating.

As for Qin Huai, everything was as it should be. The moment the door closed and she didn’t have her phone in hand, if she still didn’t understand, she would truly be brainless.

Before entering, Shen Zhi’s line, “You too.”

After entering this room, the abundance of food, drinks, and specially prepared pajamas, even the brands were those she often wore.

What else was there for her not to understand? This fool planned to use herself as bait to catch that big fish.

Qin Huai wrapped a string of noodles around her fork. Only a few vegetable bits were left in the soup. She put the mouthful into her mouth before saying, “Next time, please tell her that this flavor of instant noodles is really terrible.”

Zhou Yue unscrewed the bottle cap, intending only to gulp down water. Hearing this, she looked sideways. The Omega who had just complained about the instant noodles swallowed that bite, put the instant noodle bowl back on the table, and stood up from the sofa.

Zhou Yue asked, “What are you doing?”

“I’m going to find that idiot.” Qin Huai grabbed another tissue. A hint of coldness erupted in her eyes, and her tone was ruthlessly cold, “What does my business have to do with her? Why does she go without even asking? I’m taking her back now.”

“Wait.” Compared to Qin Huai, Zhou Yue was much calmer, perhaps having gone through too many things, the impulsive drive in her bones had been kneaded into a ball and long since thrown into some obscure corner. She wondered if Gu Qing were still here, would she be like this too.

Qin Huai looked sideways, her eyes firm as if no one could change her mind, “What is it?”

“It’s about Shen Zhi.” Zhou Yue said, taking a delicate-looking but clearly used notebook out of her bag and handing it over. “Have a look.”

Qin Huai’s eyes were puzzled, but she still accepted it. A faded white bunny was printed on the side of the dark green notebook. Qin Huai’s fingertips lightly grazed it, and when she opened the first page, her eyes darkened.

[Qin Huai Daily Log]

“This is?” Qin Huai frowned, her eyes flickering.

Zhou Yue smiled and did not answer the question, “See for yourself.”

The notebook looked simple, sold in any stationery store, with coarse paper that felt rough to the touch. But when Qin Huai turned to the first page, she froze in place.

First page: [Today I listened to a speech at the school. The girl speaking on the stage was an Omega, her name seems to be Qin Huai. She actually said she wanted to develop a lower cost inhibitor. It’s ridiculous. Does she know how much effort and thought went into this generation of inhibitors? Is it something she can change just by saying so?]

Second page: [I didn’t expect Qin Huai to be so famous. I just typed her name on the school’s online forum, and the page brought up many posts about her. Something about achieving the top score in the whole school in high school, representing the school in competitions and winning first prize. Seems kind of impressive.]

Third page: [Today I heard a senior Alpha mention Qin Huai. That Alpha looked ordinary, but when she mentioned Qin Huai, her eyes sparkled. Anyone with a brain could tell what she was thinking.]

Fourth page: [Alright, I stopped that senior Alpha after school, wanting to know more about Qin Huai. But she actually told me that many Alphas like Qin Huai, lining up from the senior year to the freshman year. Who wants to hear all that! Alas, wait, what happened to that Alpha who was just rejected by Qin Huai?]

These entries weren’t daily; sometimes there was a gap of a day, sometimes a week. The longest gap Qin Huai saw was a month.

Eighth page: [I went to Qin Huai’s university today, Jiang University a nationally renowned university. I asked several people if they knew the name Qin Huai? They all said yes and told me she might be in the lab. Which lab? I waited at the bottom of the lab building until it was dark, and my phone was almost out of battery, only for her to finally come out of the teaching building.]

Tenth page: [I got Qin Huai’s class schedule from Jiang University’s ‘Anything Wall.’ Tomorrow, I’m going to attend class with her. I need to see how her brain is wired, how she can be so brilliant! Study, study, I can’t be worse than her!]

Twentieth page: [Why is Qin Huai so annoying! I’ve asked her several questions! How could it be! She still doesn’t recognize me!]

Twenty fifth page: [What’s going on! Why did Qin Huai run off to that shabby rooftop today! Why was she crying! And she wouldn’t let me go over! How did someone else get up there in the time it took me to grab something!]

Thirtieth page: [Who is that Alpha! Who does she think she is! To actually embrace her!]

Thirty-first page: [I dreamed of Qin Huai last night, in my room. I was holding her from behind, my hands were firm, listening to her gasping, but I couldn’t see her.]

Thirty-second page: [I think I might have fallen for her.]

The first half ended here. Each page was simple, no more than a hundred characters, but the content held so much. Qin Huai sat on the sofa, her fingertip tracing the sentence, I might have fallen for her.

So, even when they were strangers, Shen Zhi had already spoken to her.

So, the person on the balcony was her.

Qin Huai now felt like her heart was placed on a fire and then doused with cold water. All the sounds she heard felt like a breeze floating past her ears; everything became vague and unreal.

The notebook in her hand was bound with paper, not heavy, but Qin Huai felt it weighed a thousand pounds.

So, as early as when she was doubting herself, Shen Zhi had already appeared. When she felt that she was just an insignificant person in the long night, someone was silently watching her from the side.

Qin Huai turned to the next page, but this time her fingers were trembling.

Thirty-third page: [I must study hard.]

Thirty-fifth page: [I got into Jiang University! I can be her junior! I need to figure out a way for her to remember me!]

Fortieth page: [She has an Alpha.]

Forty-fourth page: [She seems sad.]

Forty-sixth page: [Don’t cry.]

Fiftieth page: [She broke up.]

Sixtieth page: [She suddenly appeared and called me “Sister,” her body filled with the scent of orange blossom pheromones. At that moment, I felt like I was dreaming.]

All the handwriting ended, leaving many blank pages behind. Qin Huai flipped that page, unable to recover for a long time.

Every page had her pictures: her walking alone on a shady path with a book tucked under her arm. Her coming out of the laboratory late at night, carrying a laptop. Her in class, her eating…

On the back cover, a line of powerful handwriting leaped into view.

[The moment she actively embraced me, all the surrounding flowers bloomed.]

Qin Huai closed the notebook, her throat too dry to speak. She opened a new bottle of water from the coffee table. A few drops of sweat on her forehead were clearly visible under the light.

“How could this be?” Qin Huai moved her lips, her eyes seeming somewhat absent.

Zhou Yue leaned back on the sofa, letting go of all her strength, and slowly said, “I know how stubborn my child is. When she was little, she was a picky eater. I forced her to eat the vegetables she didn’t like, but she would rather pour the dish away than eat it. In school, because she couldn’t stand someone bullying a classmate, she beat the person until they were hospitalized. She only needed to apologize to solve it, but she refused.”

When talking about these things concerning Shen Zhi, the smile on Zhou Yue’s lips became even gentler, “When I found out the person she liked was you, I didn’t hesitate for a moment. First, because of my friendship with Gu Qing, and second, because of her feelings for you.”

Qin Huai blinked, “But why didn’t you tell me?”

“Because she was afraid something would happen to you.” Zhou Yue said, “She didn’t even think about giving you this notebook; she just didn’t want you to see it, be moved, and then regret it. It was my unauthorized decision to take it out.”

Qin Huai raised her eyes and looked over, asking, “Why give it to me?”

“Because I believe you have the right to know.” Zhou Yue took the notebook back, her fingers gently stroking the cover. “Whether you and Shen Zhi can be together still depends on fate. But whether this matter is dangerous or not, you have the right to be involved.”

Zhou Yue looked over. Despite the different facial features, she seemed to see the shadow of Gu Qing on Qin Huai’s face the Omega who smiled sweetly, was a picky eater, and loved excitement. That Omega once leaped from a building during her favorite summer and threw herself into the embrace of her most cherished sunlight.

Qin Huai is her daughter, and her personality should be similar to hers, right? If there must be someone in this world to clear all the stains for Gu Qing and restore her pure name, that person must be Qin Huai.

“Shen Zhi is afraid you’ll get hurt, but I understand that this is something you must do for Gu Qing, for yourself. So, I support you.”

“Huai Huai, don’t be afraid. Your mother will protect you.”

“And we will all love you.”