Chen Lin could not make sense of it, no matter how hard he thought.
He had barely interacted with the Hundred Flowers Fairy, and even those encounters had taken place after she lifted her veil. She had no reason to favor him so much.
Feelings did not arise out of thin air.
As for being destined for each other, there still had to be a reason. How could they be bound by fate for no reason whatsoever?
Had she seen the future, or had Divination revealed something?
Or was he also a reincarnated being, tied to her previous life by some inexplicable bond?
One question followed another, weighing down Chen Lin's mood.
Everything else was inconsequential. If they truly were destined to be together, he could accept that. He already had several women in his life anyway; one more would not hurt.
What worried him most were two possibilities.
The first was that he, too, was the reincarnation of some mighty being.
That thought had always lingered, and he had always tried to shake it off. He only wanted to be himself, not some reincarnated powerhouse. Even if his memories remained, he would no longer be himself.
His other worry was that what bound him and the Hundred Flowers Fairy by fate was not romance, but something else-that she intended to use him for things he could not even imagine.
If that were true, being led around by the nose like this was certainly no good thing.
But after turning it over and over in his mind, Chen Lin still could not find a concrete explanation, so he simply stopped wasting his mental energy.
He would stick to his earlier conclusion: whoever had designs on him would reveal some clue sooner or later. All he needed to do was keep