"You've been through a lot."
Zhuge Yun's opinion of the woman in a white down jacket had improved quite a bit.
Earlier, the way the siblings had acted rather impolitely had left him feeling a little unhappy.
But the disappointment the boy in a wool hat had shown, and the concern for her younger brother that the woman in a white down jacket had revealed in her words, had moved him.
All right.
He was just an easy person to soften.
Especially when he knew something but couldn't be honest about it, he couldn't help feeling guilty.
He shook his head.
What was he feeling guilty about?
Being moved was one thing.
But some principles couldn't be compromised.
All he'd heard so far was the siblings' side of the story. He had no way to judge whether it was true.
Of course, what he mainly couldn't be sure of was the story the boy in a wool hat had told.
He had the same doubts as the woman in a white down jacket.
Had the scene the boy remembered been nothing more than wishful thinking, or had it really happened?
So much time had passed.
There was no way to find out the truth anymore.
Since there was no way to find out...
It was better to let it go.
Whether or not the sounds the boy had heard back then had really come from a monster...
So many years had gone by, and he still hadn't found anything.
So perhaps his initial guess had been right.
This was another story about someone who could see something as a child, but couldn't once they grew up.
Though a lot of other elements had been added.
They made the story sound a little more unusual.
The woman in a white