“See? I already checked. No fever!"

The thermometer was at 36.3 degrees Celsius. Indeed, she had no fever. Relieved to see this, Anthony nodded with a small smile.

To be honest, he had enjoyed feeling her skin under his palm.

“Have you watched the news?" he asked instead.

“Which news?" Maria Looked at him curiously.

With so many things happening everyday, it was difficult to know exactly what he was talking about.

"About the plagiarism!"

Anthony's answer came almost immediately, but he sounded casual.

"Yeah, heard about it." Maria nodded and sighed.

“Okay." Since she didn't say anything more, Anthony believed that she could handle it on her own. She didn't need his help with it.

Maria then picked up her phone and logged into her Twitter account in front of him.

Although she was clearly not making any efforts to hide her phone, Anthony didn't Look at the screen, especially her ID: Mia.

Just as she expected, she met 999+ private messages when she logged in “Damn it!" she cursed under her breath as she realized that she had forgotten to turn off the function to stop receiving messages from strangers. The damage had already been done, but she turned it off now.

The only tweet Maria had posted online was to show her support for Judy to be the lead singer of the second season of Legend of Anne.

The first comments were apologies from fans who had said things that were out of place.

But today, all the comments that popped up were all about the plagiarism of Song of Phoenix. She read the first ones aloud.

"Mia, we can't watch them plagiarize and do nothing about it. Come and fight!"

“Mia, the book Song of Phoenix is just copywork. It makes me think of when I used to copy my desk mate's answer sheets during the mid-term exams."

“I have compared Song of Phoenix to your work, Mia, and I found that indeed, they plagiarized. Mia, give me a chance to help you."

Maria read over a hundred new funny comments in the comments section.