After his rebirth, Mr. Fu panicked

"Yaoyao, can you honestly tell your aunt why you have such a deep hatred for Yanchuan?"

This was the doubt that lingered in Fu's mother's mind, and she finally threw this question to Su Yaoyao who was sitting opposite her.

Mother Fu's voice was full of inquiry and confusion, as if she hoped to find a convincing answer from the young girl's mouth.

Su Yaoyao raised her head, and there was a deep and distant light flashing in her clear eyes.

She opened her lips slightly, but asked a question that seemed to have nothing to do with the question: "Auntie, do you believe in reincarnation?"

Upon hearing this, Mother Fu was stunned, her eyes widened involuntarily, and she stared at Su Yaoyao in surprise.

She didn't seem to expect that this usually gentle and lovely girl would ask such a profound and mysterious question.

"Auntie," Su Yaoyao's voice was soft but firm, "I know you believe in Buddhism, but do you believe in the existence of reincarnation?"

A trace of confusion and bewilderment flashed across Mother Fu's face. She hesitated and said, "This... Yaoyao, how can I explain these things? I believe in Buddhism, but belief is not the same as the existence of facts. Buddhism says that people have three souls and seven spirits, but this is just a religious doctrine after all. No one has really seen it, and no one has experienced it personally."

There was a strange look in Su Yaoyao's eyes, and she said softly: "I have seen it, I have experienced it."

Mother Fu looked at her in astonishment and was speechless for a moment.

This girl, who seems ordinary on weekdays, exudes an indescribable depth and mystery at this moment.

Her words seemed to hide an unknown story, a story about reincarnation, about the soul, and about the mystery of life.

And this story may be the source of her deep disgust for her son Fu Yanchuan.

On a quiet afternoon, the sunlight shines through the curtains into the warm living room, and the conversation between the two seems to open up a mysterious world.

Fu's mother's curiosity was completely ignited. She couldn't wait to explore the inner world of this young girl, wanting to know her experiences, her beliefs, and her unique understanding of life and reincarnation.

And Su Yaoyao seemed ready to share her story, the wonderful experience of how she had seen and experienced reincarnation.

"Yaoyao, can you tell me in detail? I want to know what happened?" Mother Fu looked at Su Yaoyao worriedly, her eyes full of concern.

Su Yaoyao was nervous. She absolutely couldn't let Fu's mother know that she had died once. So she took a deep breath, tried to calm herself down, and then made up an excuse: "Auntie, do you know? On the day before Fu Yanchuan's 28th birthday, I suddenly fell into a coma and slept for a whole day and night. During this time, I had a very long and very strange dream."

Mother Fu listened very attentively and asked quickly: "Oh? What kind of dream was it? Is it about our Yanchuan?" There was a hint of expectation and curiosity in her voice.

Su Yaoyao nodded and continued, "Yes, Auntie, do you know? In my dream, I saw a lot of strange scenes and characters. Among them, there was a figure that was particularly familiar. I tried hard to see his face clearly, but I couldn't do it. Later, when I finally saw the figure clearly, I found that it was Fu Yanchuan!"

Having said that, Su Yaoyao deliberately stopped and observed Fu's mother's reaction.

There was a look of surprise on Fu's mother's face, as if she found this dream incredible.

Then, Su Yaoyao said slowly: "In my dream, I saw some bad things. Fu Yanchuan didn't love me..."

Su Yaoyao told Fu's mother about her past life in the form of a dream.

After hearing this, Mrs. Fu's face showed astonishment, her mouth slightly open, and she thought to herself: "This dream is really unbelievable!" At the same time, what Lingling had said before suddenly emerged in her mind. She also dreamed that her son had a bad attitude towards Su Yaoyao and beat the fetus in Su Yaoyao's belly.

This series of events made Fu's mother feel very surprised and confused. She couldn't help but start to wonder whether there was some kind of connection or hint among them.

Are these dreams just random coincidences, or is there a deeper meaning behind them?

The more Mother Fu thought about it, the more uneasy she felt. She decided to go to the temple to investigate the matter.

After all, it involves family harmony and the safety of the unborn baby, and there is no room for carelessness.

After saying this, Su Yaoyao lowered her head, looking sad.

Although Fu's mother was skeptical, she quickly comforted her: "Yaoyao, don't be sad. Maybe this dream is just a coincidence and doesn't mean anything. However, if you feel uncomfortable, you can consult a psychologist to see if you can relieve the pressure."

"No, Auntie, I would rather believe that all this is true. I don't want to die so miserably."

Mother Fu: “….” Well, her son has no chance at all.

"Yaoyao,"

Mother Fu opened her mouth, as if she wanted to say something, but Su Yaoyao interrupted her with almost invisible speed and decisiveness.

Su Yaoyao's eyes flashed brightly and firmly, as if she could see through the confusion and falsehood of this world. "Auntie, how can there be a dream in the world that is so coherent, like a well-woven story? Moreover, at that time, Fu Yanchuan and I were still strangers, so how could I have such a bizarre and yet coherent dream? Don't you think it is full of strangeness and confusion?"

Mother Fu was speechless after being asked this question. There was a mixture of confusion and surprise in her eyes, as if she was looking for clues to the answer.

She pondered for a moment, then seemed to have thought of something, and asked softly: "So... that time, Yanchuan invited you warmly, but you declined on the grounds of being unwell."

Su Yaoyao nodded gently, her eyes revealing a deep helplessness and struggle.

At that time, she did have her own unspeakable secrets, and lying about being sick was perhaps the least hurtful way of rejection she could think of.

After all, Fu Yanchuan cannot be offended easily, and being sick is the best excuse.

At this moment, Fu Yanchuan, who was standing at the door, felt mixed emotions.

He didn't mean to spy, but because he was concerned about Su Yaoyao and couldn't bear to leave her, he turned back and wanted to take a secret look at her.

However, he never imagined that this eavesdropping would allow him to hear conversations that he should not have heard.

He clenched his fists tightly, feeling a little angry, but more of it was heartache and reluctance towards Su Yaoyao. Just because of a dream, Su Yaoyao pushed him so hard that she even threatened to die.

He knew that he couldn't rush in and interrupt them, so he could only stand silently at the door and let the emotions in his heart surge.

All of this seemed to have become an unsolvable mystery in his heart, making his feelings for Su Yaoyao even deeper and more complicated.

"Yaoyao..."