Under Katie's nearly interrogative barrage of questions, she was clearly somewhat awkward—one might even say embarrassed.
Her statement obviously contained inconsistencies as well—but precisely because of those inconsistencies, Lin Yu became even more certain that she was human.
It was true that Katie was hiding many details about her life...
Take the ticket to that art exhibition, for example.
But if she had not hidden it, that would have been abnormal.
From Katie's words, dress, and way of doing things, it was not hard to tell that she was extremely vain and liked to flaunt herself as "upper-class."
So...
An art exhibition ticket costing 169 yuan was a price so "shameful" to her that she found it difficult to mention.
For Katie, that was unacceptable.
She definitely did not want anyone to know that the supposedly high-class art exhibition she had attended had tickets costing less than two hundred yuan.
So...
Katie's reaction at that moment was perfectly understandable to Lin Yu.
Sometimes, hiding something instead made a person look more genuine.
Lin Yu also knew why Jue's statement seemed so suspicious.
After all, Jue was not the only one with access to her body!
In other words...
Although Jue's words seemed suspicious, once one considered that she was actually three people sharing a single body, it became clear that there was nothing wrong with what she had said.
It was not that she did not want to stay in one place and enjoy board games... but that was Jue's personal hobby, not Zao's or Tai's.
Therefore, she had to take the other two personalities sharing her body into consideration.
Of course, Jue would definitely try to hide that as much as possible.
Naturally, although Fu Luo still had doubts about Jue because he did not know this information, Katie