"Big Sis's 'profession' really wasn't 'chef' after all."
After seeing the letter left behind by her past self, Lin Yu fell into thought.
This wasn't particularly surprising, either—although Lin Zhao had once run a restaurant and supported them both with it, even paying for Lin Yu's schooling.
But if Lin Yu had to say...
Lin Zhao's self-identity definitely wasn't that of a "chef."
Moreover, now that she had gained a deeper understanding of the "Death game" and the interference with her memories had lessened, Lin Yu increasingly felt that...that restaurant might have been more of a "disguise" for Lin Zhao.
There was an obvious "watershed" in her memories of her sister.
In the depths of her childhood memories, when she was young, her sister Lin Zhao had been an arrogant, sharp-minded, and clever person. Even though the lives of the siblings had been somewhat difficult back then, Lin Zhao had seemingly never worried about their future.
To outsiders, Lin Zhao had seemed gentle, rarely gotten into conflicts with anyone, and been an optimistic, strong, and positive young woman...but as her closest relative, Lin Yu knew that this was merely a "facade."
Lin Zhao's "gentleness and humility" had been built on the premise that she considered herself superior to everyone else on an equal basis, just as people didn't bother arguing with cats and dogs.
She seemed to see through every problem and have nothing she couldn't handle—when Lin Yu looked back on that period, Lin Zhao had been a complete "genius."
Then, at some point a few years ago, Lin Zhao had suddenly seemed to become more worldly...becoming like an ordinary person who worked hard and loved life.
Although she would still occasionally display a flash of arrogance, that was no longer the norm.
Lin Yu had once wondered whether