Luo Fan's expression changed slightly.
He knew his relationship with the Weird Bride was a secret, one that absolutely could not be made public.
That was why he had always deliberately maintained his disguise as a "servant," whether in front of the people at the Aerospace Base or his companions in the Hope Convoy.
With a master-servant relationship, people would merely think he was lucky and bold enough to bargain with a tiger.
A marriage was an entirely different matter.
And now, the Weird Bride had told him that her father knew.
Although Luo Fan did not know who the Weird Bride's father was, he could infer a few things from her own strength and status.
The Weird Bride was a Rule Mastery Level Weird, and any being she called "Father" was undoubtedly terrifyingly powerful.
"Husband, actually, it isn't just my father."
Watching the slight change in Luo Fan's expression, the Weird Bride added softly, "My mother has known about our relationship for a long time, too. And you've met her twice."
"I've met her?" Luo Fan froze and instinctively asked, "Why don't I remember?"
But as soon as the words left his mouth, images flashed through his mind.
He vaguely seemed to remember encountering an Unnameable Being, but he had forgotten exactly what had happened!
He clearly remembered there were some bugs in his memories, yet he could not make sense of them.
He abruptly looked at the Weird Bride, a trace of uncertainty and alarm in his eyes. "Could your mother be an Unnameable Being, too?"
The Weird Bride nodded.
Luo Fan fell silent.
Unnameable.
They were the most peculiar and mysterious category of Weird.
They could not be observed or understood; even their very "existence" carried a kind of distorted rule.
Yet he had actually met that