Since Mo Yi was so familiar with her daughter Alice, it was only natural that he knew her as well.
Shinki suddenly wanted to know—what kind of relationship did she and Mo Yi have in his world?
"Of course I know her—"
Mo Yi thought of Madam Kishin, who clung to him every day and seemed to have transferred her doting affection for Alice onto him. He could not help smiling.
But then he quickly thought of a possibility he had never considered before!
Back then, because of Alice, he had not thought much about it. But if Madam Kishin in this world could fall for him, then what about the one in his world?
No way!
The more Mo Yi thought about it, the more inappropriate it seemed. This would turn into a story of a loving mother, a filial daughter, and filial devotion going horribly wrong!
"We're also very good friends."
Naturally, Shinki was not satisfied with such a vague answer. She muttered, "Be more specific. What kind of good friends are you?"
Mo Yi: "..."
"Although she's my mother-in-law, there's no generation gap between us. She especially likes staying with me and listening to me tell stories before going to sleep."
Madam Kishin: Wait, something seemed off here!
What the hell did he mean by mother-in-law?!
Around people she knew, Shinki would temporarily lower her IQ and EQ by several levels, but that did not mean she became completely brainless. Combined with the fact that she had a good daughter named Alice, she naturally understood what Mo Yi meant.
Once she figured it out, Shinki's eyes turned fierce again as she moved to bite Mo Yi's shoulder!
Shinki: I'm your wife, yet you want to be my son-in-law? What kind of messed-up nonsense is that?!
But when