Then she wouldn't have any more bad luck.
"Huh?"
Child's Mom and Child's Dad looked at each other.
"What?"
What did she mean, she wouldn't have any more bad luck after hallucinating?
Why didn't they understand?
The child widened her eyes.
"Mom and Dad are so silly."
"I told you before..."
That day, after having dinner with Uncle, he took her for a walk outside for a while, then drove her home.
Not long after, Dad came home.
When he asked whether she had enjoyed dinner with Uncle, she immediately told him all about what had happened to her that day and the story Uncle had told her.
When Mom returned from her business trip and asked how she was doing, the child told her the same things too.
Mom and Dad should have known what those so-called hallucinations were about.
The child puffed out her cheeks.
She'd been so serious when she told them about it.
And then Mom and Dad had just gone and forgotten?
The child was a little angry.
"I'm sorry."
Child's Mom immediately hugged the child to comfort her.
She looked at Child's Dad, a wry smile appearing on her face.
She silently asked if he remembered.
Child's Dad shook his head slightly.
There had been so much going on lately, and the child had told them so many things...
Now, when he had to recall one specific thing...
His brain couldn't keep up.
Child's Mom gently tried to reason with the child. "Sorry, Tián Tián."
"Mom and Dad forgot."
"Could you tell us one more time?"
"Mom and Dad promise we won't forget this time."
"Okay?"
The child nodded.
All right.
The child animatedly recounted what had happened to her that day, along with