Chapter 64 Coldness After hearing Mrs. Shen's words, Ran Ran had a guess in her mind, but she wasn't completely sure yet. She quietly glanced at Shen Mingzhu, who was sitting alone, with a bright red mark on her forehead. But the light only flashed for a moment, and then dimmed immediately, and Ranran clenched her fists in frustration. It's all because the power is sealed, otherwise she can directly know whether sister-in-law Minmin's words are true, and she can also see whether there is anything wrong with niece Zhuzhu. Ran Ran was very disappointed. In fact, it was not only Guodong and the others who had doubts about the power of her parents to seal her, she also had doubts. It's just that she wanted to be a good child and didn't want to ask questions that would embarrass her parents. Ran Ran endured the sad feeling in her heart and looked at the gentle Mrs. Shen. This feeling of obviously having the ability but not being able to do it is actually not that uncomfortable. Ran Ran is just a little sad that she can't directly help Mrs. Shen. Now, her ability in this matter is no different from ordinary people. If she wants to confirm her suspicion, she can only ask. It would be nice to get more details.
"Sister-in-law Minmin, you said that you felt that niece Zhuzhu was different at that time. Can you tell me more specifically?" Mrs. Shen had been told about Ran Ran's origins by Mr. Shen early in the morning. When she heard her asking this question, she was shocked. Being able to ask Ran Ran such a question shows that she thinks there may be unusual factors in this matter. Such as ghosts. Mrs. Shen didn't realize until the moment she asked Ran Ran that this matter that had bothered her for so many years might lead to a strange style of painting that she could not imagine at all. She is, after all, someone who has always received a scientific education, as has her and her family. Before Ran Ran's arrival, they had never tried to think about things in that direction. This was the case with Mr. Song, and the same was true with Shen Mingzhu's disappearance. Mrs. Shen glanced at Ran Ran. There was not much expression on her tender little face, but she was just listening carefully. Mrs. Shen was slightly relieved because of this. There was no need to be too nervous. Before Ran Ran made a conclusion, this was just a guess. Thinking like this, she was still doing some mental construction for herself calmly. "The contrast between Zhuzhu and Zhuzhu is basically invisible at ordinary times. It will only be particularly obvious when we ask what she did after she disappeared." Thoughts appeared in Mrs. Shen's eyes, "Zhuzhu at that time... was completely different from her usual self. We just asked one more question and she would yell..." When Ran Ran heard this, she quietly glanced at Shen Mingzhu, who was not paying attention to what was going on here. Yelling at such a beautiful niece? Completely unimaginable. Mrs. Shen continued: "Zhuzhu will smash everything she can get, and she will be so crazy that she completely loses herself." "At first we would try to comfort her, but later we found that those words were completely useless to her. After that, she would no longer have anything around that could be broken to pieces." Ran Ran listened and thought secretly, "Niece Zhuzhu has never been like this before?" Mrs. Shen shook her head, "In the past, even when she was the most angry and furious, she would not throw anything. She would just cry and cry. After venting her anger, she would sulk and lock herself in the room." "After what happened to Zhuzhu, we wished we could watch her 24 hours a day. How dare we let her stay in a room alone."
Mrs. Shen lowered her voice and said, "And I can also tell that she doesn't want to be alone." "When she is with everyone, as long as she doesn't ask what happened, her mood will be quite peaceful." "It's no different from the previous beads." Ran Ran could somewhat understand Mrs. Shen's approach, "You noticed that the child has changed a lot, so you took her to see a psychiatrist later?" Mrs. Shen nodded, "Yes, our whole family feels that Zhuzhu was stimulated during the time when she disappeared." "The subsequent behaviors are all signs that she has not gotten over the shadow of the injury. That's why I thought of taking her to see a psychiatrist for counseling." She sighed deeply, "Who knew that when being questioned by a psychiatrist, she would act even crazier..." "She wanted to hurt people." Ran Ran could tell from Mrs. Shen's frown that she must have been very anxious at that time. Seeing her daughter trapped in such a trap and unable to get out, as a mother, she was absolutely worried. Mrs. Shen looked at Ran Ran, her gentle eyes full of love. "The comfort from my family was useless, and the advice from the psychiatrist was useless. We tried to ignore the matter later." "Let Zhuzhu go, and let us go." "Like I said, as long as you don't mention that incident to Zhuzhu, she will always behave normally, no different from before." Mrs. Shen smiled at Ran Ran, "The days go by like this, and the family has a tacit understanding." "Don't mention this in front of Zhuzhu." "To this day, nothing has happened again." Ran Ran sighed in her heart after listening to Mrs. Shen's words. The hardships in life often come suddenly without any warning, and most people deal with them by burying them and then forgetting about them. It was as if nothing had happened. There are too many things in this world that cannot be controlled by human power. It is possible to work hard for a long time and suppress everything that can be suppressed in life. In the chess game against suffering, nothing can be changed. Ran Ran looked at Mrs. Shen's expression and felt that she still had something to say. Silence spread in the carriage, and Ran Ran heard Mrs. Shen say slowly. "Actually, we can't completely say that nothing happened..." "I always feel...Zhuzhu has been very cold towards me since that incident..." Mrs. Shen's voice was trembling. "Ran Ran, tell me, is she always blaming me for this in her heart..." (End of this chapter)