That evening, Child's Mom and Child's Dad chatted in the bedroom.
Child's Dad was a little surprised. "Chenchen really hasn't had any more bad luck these past few days?"
What a coincidence...
It had happened right after Chenchen said he'd seen the culprit...
"Yes."
Child's Mom nodded.
She was very happy to know her child was no longer having bad luck.
But Child's Dad's surprise reminded her of something.
"Now that you mention it..."
"This really is..."
"Quite a coincidence."
Child's Mom shook her head.
No matter how coincidental it seemed, it was just a coincidence.
She'd been there the day Chenchen spoke to the old man.
She hadn't seen anything at all.
Grandma Yu, who'd come to tell her that something was wrong with Chenchen, hadn't seen anything either.
If it had just been her, that might have been one thing.
But there were two of them.
They couldn't both have been blind.
Besides, the things Chenchen had described...
Even if Grandma Yu hadn't seen anything that day, and hadn't come to tell her about it, and she hadn't gone along with them...
She still would've found it absurd.
Unless that old man could turn invisible, how could he have done all the things Chenchen described without anyone noticing?
It was pure fantasy, complete nonsense.
"Maybe..."
Child's Mom looked thoughtful.
"The first few times, Chenchen might really have just had bad luck."
"But after that..."
"Maybe it was all in his head..."
Child's Dad froze.
"You mean..."
He quickly caught on.
"Mm."
Child's Mom nodded.
"Maybe the problem wasn't that serious."
"Chenchen was just imagining danger everywhere."
"In other words..."
Child's Mom considered it. "Chenchen was too nervous."
"Doesn't this happen all the time?"
"People get so nervous that they can't do well in