"Hadn't she given up on Granny Yan's granddaughter?"
A thought flashed through the woman's mind.
"That's because she found Yaya."
The man caught on quickly.
"Otherwise..."
"She probably wouldn't have given up so easily, right?"
"So..."
The woman pressed her lips together. "We have to wait until she finds her next target..."
"Then we can get rid of her..."
"Is that it?"
"From what we know so far..."
The man smiled bitterly. "It seems that way."
Woman:...
She twitched her lips. "...Find another child who has hallucinations?"
"Why doesn't she go to a mental hospital?"
The doctors there might even be glad to have someone willing to spend time with the patients.
"...Next time we see her, we can suggest it."
The man replied instinctively.
But the more he thought about it, the more he felt it was a good idea.
"That's a great idea."
The man clapped his hands.
Hearing the noise, the child turned around.
The man smiled at her.
"Yaya sings so beautifully."
He praised her.
The child turned back, a little embarrassed.
A few seconds later, she began humming louder.
The man looked at the woman.
"That's a great idea."
He repeated himself.
"We can still try the plan I mentioned earlier."
"We can secretly follow the child when we take her to and from school each day."
"Then we'll find Chen Jing."
"We can have a proper talk with her."
"And tell her our suggestion."
"What suggestion?"
The woman paused, then asked incredulously, "Recommend that she go to a mental hospital?!"
"Are you serious?"
"Won't she get angry?"
"A normal person would."
The man thought his idea was a good one.
"But Chen Jing isn't normal."
"She won't be upset."
"With so many targets to