The corner of Su Qiao's mouth twitched as she pried his hand away.
She hadn't even arrived back then, so finding Su Man, that alternate body, would have been useless.
At most, it would only have meant one more person being locked up and served as drinking meat.
As if he had thought of something, a flicker of dark uncertainty passed through Du Jingzhou's eyes. "Besides this body, do you have any others?"
"No." Su Qiao pushed him away and sat back down.
She hadn't worn high heels in a long time, so she wasn't used to them. Her feet were getting tired.
"Really none?"
Seeing her rub her leg, Du Jingzhou crouched down and gently massaged her calf.
Host, I've thought of a perfect idea. You can say that you and the original body have a telepathic connection, like the kind twins have.
Su Qiao understood.
She shot him an irritated look. "Do you think I'm really a monster?"
Du Jingzhou looked up in confusion. "Aren't you?"
Only a monster could be like her, with two bodies—one dying while she continued living in the other.
Su Qiao said mysteriously, "Have you ever heard of telepathy?"
"It's when some kind of medium exists between two people, allowing one person to sense what's happening to the other."
"I haven't seen it." Du Jingzhou gave her a sidelong glance, his eyes conveying, If you're going to make something up, at least make it believable.
Su Qiao: "..."
He believed that monsters existed in this world, but not that telepathy did?
What kind of logic was that?
No wonder ghosts and monsters are actually easier for people to accept.
"This kind of thing often happens between twins."
Su Qiao felt that it would be better not to let him think she was a