That night, the girl slept poorly.
She kept being startled awake by nightmares.
Nightmares with the same content as the visions she had seen before.
The rabbit that should have been dead abruptly opened its tightly shut eyes and looked at her with blood-red eyes...
The next day, the girl could hardly wait to climb into the car her parents had come to pick her up in.
She thought that as long as she left this place, the whole thing would be over.
She deliberately tried to forget about it, too.
But she couldn't.
After she got home, she had nightmares for two whole months.
At the worst of it, just hearing someone say the word "rabbit" made her heart leap in fear.
As far as other people could tell, she hated rabbits.
Many people found it strange that a girl could hate such cute animals.
She told them a rabbit had bitten her when she was little, leaving her with a psychological scar.
Apart from those two siblings, no one else knew about what had happened.
She had kept it tightly hidden in her heart. No matter how scared she was, she never confided in anyone or asked for help.
But everyone had their limits.
Fortunately, just when she was about to reach hers, the nightmares ended.
"Actually, now that I think about it, there was no need for me to hide this."
The curly-haired woman smiled bitterly. "Master Xiao, do you think I'm making a big deal out of nothing?"
"No."
Xiao Xiao's unhesitating answer made the curly-haired woman pause.
Then a sincere smile appeared on her face. "Thank you."
"Master Xiao, the reason I was so reluctant to let anyone know about this..."
"...was because what I thought back then was awful."
The curly-haired woman