TVSFPAG -Chapter 69 Only I Am the Most Suitable for You

Even the next morning when she got up, she had completely forgotten about it.

She turned off her alarm. She had woken up late today, and by the time she got up, Chu Jinhan had already left the house.

After washing up, Song Yunfei came out and found porridge, boiled eggs, and toasted bread on the table—no, not toasted bread, but bread fried in a pan.

They didn’t have the luxury of an oven.

Song Yunfei sat at the table and had only taken a couple of bites when Bai Yu sent her a message.

He said he wanted to come find her.

How could Song Yunfei let him come here? That would completely throw everything into chaos.

She asked Bai Yu to send her the address so she could go meet him instead.

Soon after, Bai Yu sent a location share.

She quickly finished a couple more bites, glanced at the electric scooter keys on the table, grabbed them, and headed out the door.

They had agreed to meet at a café located in the square right across from where Song Yunfei worked.

After parking her scooter, Song Yunfei glanced at the prominent café ahead. Through the glass, she could faintly see a man in a burgundy shirt sitting inside.

Suddenly, she felt a bit nervous. This Bai Yu had only existed in her memories—this was the first time she was meeting him in person.

It felt somewhat like meeting an online friend in real life.

Song Yunfei stood at the entrance, took two deep breaths, then stepped inside.

At the moment, there were only a few people in the café. Not sure if they were staged, but each of them had a laptop in front of them and looked busy.

Except for the man sitting in the corner wearing a burgundy shirt.

He wore gold-rimmed glasses, giving off a refined and scholarly appearance, but his features carried a sharpness beneath the gentleness—giving him that “polished but dangerous” vibe.

The man in the corner looked over at her and smiled.

Song Yunfei steeled herself and walked over.

“What would you like to drink?” Bai Yu asked. His voice sounded gentle, even refreshing like a spring breeze.

But that was only on the surface. From the way he spoke, it was obvious he could be quite sharp-tongued.

Song Yunfei sat down and replied absentmindedly, “Anything.”

Bai Yu called the server over and ordered her a cappuccino.

“Haven’t seen you in half a year—you’ve gotten thinner.”

Song Yunfei forced an awkward smile. In reality, she had gained three jin.

Bai Yu’s words sounded caring, but his eyes didn’t reflect the concern one would have for someone they liked.

According to the original story, Bai Yu’s unconditional help toward the original host was because she resembled his younger sister who had passed away early.

When Bai Yu was young, he had taken his sister to a pond to play. Due to his negligence, she fell into the water and died.

So his kindness toward the original host was more like making up for his past regrets and mistakes, not because of romantic affection.

Song Yunfei suppressed her thoughts and got straight to the point. “Why did you suddenly come to Qingcheng?”

Bai Yu leaned back against the sofa with a faint smile. “Of course I was transferred here.”

“What?”

“I told you before—the Chu family had already tracked me down. But things didn’t turn out the way I expected.”

“What happened?”

Bai Yu told her that the Chu family had indeed found him and already knew the truth.

However, the person who found him not only didn’t blame him, but instead assigned him a task—sending him here to keep an eye on Chu Jinhan.

If possible, it would be best to ensure that he never regained his memory.

Song Yunfei took a sharp breath.

She had suspected it—the Chu family was so powerful, how could they not have found him after so long?

So it turned out someone had been interfering behind the scenes.

Unfortunately, she hadn’t finished reading the original novel, and the plot mainly began after Chu Jinhan returned home. Even these current events were never written about.

She quickly asked, “Who is it?”

Bai Yu shrugged slightly, indicating that he didn’t know either.

Song Yunfei fell silent for a moment, then looked at him again. “So you’re going to stay here?”

Bai Yu suddenly leaned forward, resting his chin on one hand, and gave a faint, ambiguous smile. “What, are you not welcoming me?”

“…I was just asking.”

This is too hard to deal with—why was everyone so difficult?

If Chu Jinhan regained his memory, he would probably be even harder to handle than this person.

“You previously said I should come clean with him. Now you’ve come here to watch over him—aren’t you afraid we’ll both be finished in the end?”

Bai Yu said, “Since someone is backing things up, whether you confess or not doesn’t really matter. The reason I agreed isn’t to watch over him—it’s to watch over you.”

Song Yunfei looked at him warily. “Watch over me for what?”

“I already said it—I don’t want to see you get too deeply involved. When you end up getting hurt, I’ll feel bad too.”

“….”

Song Yunfei’s mouth twitched. If she hadn’t seen that there was not a trace of romantic affection in his eyes, she would have really believed this man was deeply in love with her.

Sure enough, it matched the saying—true love is never something that can be spoken lightly.

Song Yunfei said irritably, “How do you know I’ll be hurt?”

“That would actually be better. In any case, you’ll find out sooner or later—only I am the most suitable for you.”

“Of course, you can also leave him now and be with me.”

Song Yunfei couldn’t stand listening anymore. She rubbed her arms and said, “Enough already. I’ve got goosebumps.”

Bai Yu stared at her intently, a hint of scrutiny appearing in his eyes.

In the past, whenever he said things like this, Song Yunfei would only feel shy, along with a sense of pride and superiority. After all, being liked by an outstanding man was something worth being proud of.

But only Bai Yu himself knew that his feelings for Song Yunfei were mixed with many things—they were not pure.

And Song Yunfei would never show him this kind of look of dislike.

Bai Yu smiled and withdrew his probing gaze, saying nothing further.

“I work at the First People’s Hospital, in the cardiology and neurology department. If you ever feel something is wrong with your brain, you can come to me anytime.”

Song Yunfei gritted her teeth. Unable to hold back any longer, she snapped, “Your brain is the one with problems!”

Bai Yu chuckled softly.

“Then when you have time, bring Chu Jinhan to see me. Let me check how well he’s recovering.”

“Maybe another time. If there’s nothing else, I’ll be going.”

Song Yunfei didn’t want to stay with him any longer and stood up to leave.

Coincidentally, her package had also arrived, so she went to pick it up on the way.

Bai Yu didn’t try to stop her. With a faint smile on his lips, he watched her leave the café.

Song Yunfei got on her electric scooter and sped away as if escaping, riding so fast it seemed like something was chasing her from behind.

At the courier pickup station, she reported her pickup code.

Two large cardboard boxes were placed in front of her. She tried to position them on her scooter, but no matter how she arranged them, they wouldn’t fit.

While she was struggling, a gentle voice came from behind her. “Do you need help?”

Song Yunfei startled so badly that her hand shook, and one of the boxes slipped from her grip and fell to the ground, nearly hitting her foot.

She turned around abruptly and saw Bai Yu standing behind her, hands in his trouser pockets, a faint smile in his eyes behind his glasses as he looked at her.

Was this guy following her?

“No need.”

!!!

Song Yunfei froze again.

That voice had come from her other side.

She turned once more—and saw Chu Jinhan, who had somehow appeared on her right. He was wearing a white short-sleeved shirt and jeans, holding Qianqian’s leash.

Wasn’t he supposed to be at work?!