I kept thinking about what "the program was wrong" meant.
What program? Whose program? How had it gone wrong?
What exactly had Bingbing discovered, or what had she encountered before she vanished?
Of course, when I said "encountered," I didn't mean after she had joined us, but before that.
Before Xu Qiuyan found her.
"Don't worry too much. The base has already sent people to look for them, and Unit Nine is taking this very seriously. They've contacted the relevant departments and launched a nationwide search. I'm sure there'll be news soon," Xu Qiuyan said.
I gave a bitter smile. It wasn't that I didn't trust the relevant departments, but there were some matters they truly couldn't handle.
If Bingbing and her child were still in this real world, finding them wouldn't be difficult. But besides this world, there were many unknown spaces. If they had been taken into some time and space that didn't belong to this world, whether they could return would be another question entirely.
Ye Jinghong said, "Perhaps we still don't know enough about Bingbing."
Her words struck a chord deep inside me.
It wasn't that I didn't know enough about her. I didn't know Bingbing at all.
I didn't even have the slightest memory of how my relationship with her had begun, or how we had ended up having a child. It was as if it had suddenly appeared out of nowhere—no process, only a result, and apparently one I had no choice but to accept.
In that regard, she was even less real than Qianqian. At least I knew how Qianqian and I had met in this life and how she had come back with us. I also knew that we had become entangled in this life because of the fate we shared in