Gu Lin's words of comfort lingered unspoken for a long time. He knocked Su Yu on the head, though who knew what was inside that skull of his. "At least you have some self-awareness. You heartless fool."
Su Yu could not help retorting, "Who says so? I'm sentimental and loyal."
"Then why can't you go home?"
"Because that was never really my home to begin with."
Su Yu briefly told Gu Lin about the things he had forgotten from his childhood, then explained that he had merely switched bodies with the Su Yu from that world by some strange twist of fate.
Fortunately, they both had the Mind Reading buff. Otherwise, Gu Lin might have thought he was insane, since it was all simply too unbelievable.
"It is unbelievable."
When he tried to trace the cause, he could not figure out why it had happened either. In any case, it was not scientific.
Just as Gu Lin was about to comfort him again, Su Yu abruptly changed the subject, saying, "So Old Wei really isn't like the rumors said. The child in Aunt Zhiyuan's belly isn't his."
"Of course it isn't his."
Su Yu furrowed his brows and pondered it. "Then whose is it?"
"Why not ask and find out?"
"You know, but you won't tell me."
"I'm only guessing."
"Then who do you think it is?"
"Take a guess."
"How am I supposed to guess? You know my brain doesn't work that well." The feeling that everyone else knew while he was the only one left in the dark was awful. Su Yu was dying of curiosity, as if a kitten's paw were scratching at his heart, leaving it unbearably itchy.
Seeing how anxious he was, Gu Lin still did not spell it out. He merely had Su Yu