Why Did You Provoke Her? She Can Tell Fortunes!-Chapter 300 - 273: My Sister Also Dreamed of the Same Thing Around the Same Time
"Scold you?"
Ye Zhixia held her laptop and looked up, "Why would they scold you for no reason?"
Thinking from another perspective, if he had descendants, it must be because they did something terribly wrong that he would even come back in a dream from the underworld to scold them awake.
But he had never been to the underworld, so he didn’t know how exactly they charged for things there. However, he heard they seemed to offer such services down below.
Seemingly hearing the implicit meaning in Ye Zhixia’s tone, Li Moli also looked innocent.
"I don’t know either."
"My father and I were very close when he was alive, and he had no unfinished business when he passed away."
She was puzzled about what she could have done to make her father come to scold her in a dream even after he had passed away.
This left Li Moli, who had not fully recovered from the sadness of losing her father early, with an indescribable feeling in her heart.
Her father had died of illness.
Otherwise, given her age, her father should have been in his prime.
Ye Zhixia nodded with some agreement.
Indeed, being in one’s fifties is a good time.
The body is still relatively strong, and there’s no need to work every day, and the children that need raising have mostly grown up.
Unless due to illness or accident.
Li Moli said her father was the former.
Her mother had passed away early, and with just this one father who fell ill, Li Moli naturally looked after him desperately, believing she had fulfilled her filial duty before her father passed.
When he was still able to move around, she took her elderly father on a trip to the city he had wanted to visit but never dared to.
When he was bedridden later, she tried to fulfill anything he wished to do.
"Except for not letting him see me get married, I really can’t think of anything else."
Of course, this was something Li Moli had pondered over in recent days.
Wondering if it was because she was almost thirty and unmarried, her family would visit her in dreams.
"Could it be that you’re overthinking it?"
Perhaps due to the earlier uninhibited conjecture, Ye Zhixia now felt a bit embarrassed, and instinctively comforted her with her words.
"I hope so too."
Li Moli sighed.
"But what I can’t ignore about this dream is, my younger sister, who is two years younger than me, also dreamed about the same thing around the same time."
Also, our father scolded her harshly in the dream, though she couldn’t hear anything else clearly, the one thing she heard was, ’Don’t come see me, pretend I wasn’t your father.’
After she said this, everyone fell silent for a long time without exception.
Being told this by one’s father would be hard for anyone to bear.
Especially as there is a chasm of life and death between them, making even basic communication impossible.
"At first, I thought maybe it was because work was too stressful recently, or perhaps I came across something unclean while going out at night, so I bought a protection talisman from the store."
It has to be said, the talisman was very effective in the first few days. She no longer dreamed of her father.
Thinking the matter over, she didn’t know if the talisman’s ’expiration’ had passed, yet she started to dream of him again.
"And last night’s dream was especially fierce."
In her memory, her father had only gotten that angry once before.
It was when she was young and playing with fire in the house, setting the house on fire and almost burning herself to death at home.
There was nothing else beyond that.
"I told my sister about this, and she suspects it might be because our father ran out of money down below, urging us to burn some for him."
It just so happens that it’s close to the Qingming Festival.
The two sisters bought a lot of Joss Paper, paper offerings, gold ingots, and the like.
But Li Moli still felt something was off, so she took the bus to find Mu Yunchu ahead of time.
"Master, please help me see, if my father has any requests, I’ll do whatever I can to fulfill them, even if it means risking my life."
Mu Yunchu looked at her and sensed that she was indeed a very filial person.
He slowly extended his hand, tapped lightly on the joints of his fingers with his thumb, then raised an eyebrow, his gaze becoming deep.
"To be honest, since you walked in, I’ve noticed your glabella is blackened, indicating a near-death experience soon."
Upon hearing these two words, Wen Xu beside him glanced over at her.
His gaze casually swept over the center of Li Moli’s brows but found nothing. In the world he saw, there was a thick black aura surrounding her.
To Wen Xu, this black aura was not unfamiliar; he had seen it on death row inmates or people in hospitals before.
Wen Xu knew that generally, only people who were near death would have it.
He withdrew his gaze and continued with his own tasks.
Li Moli’s reaction was intense; she gasped in surprise, her face turning pale.
Because she knew very clearly, Mu Yunchu would never be scaring her for no reason.
If he said it was a near-death experience, then it surely was.
That means if she hadn’t come here today...
Thinking this made her scalp tingle, and she dared not think further.
She hurriedly asked, "Did my father’s dream want to remind me of this matter?"
Her voice carried a hint of unmistakable relief.
In her view, the impending near-death experience was less important than her father’s opinion of her.
Actually, Li Moli simply felt that as long as she met Mu Yunchu, she could avoid any near-death experiences. So, she briefly put the matter aside.
And when she saw Mu Yunchu nodding after hearing her question, she couldn’t help but worry about this matter.
"Master, can you see what kind of near-death experience it is?"
Meanwhile.
Her sister Li Xiuqiu had been waiting at their old house all day, but her sister hadn’t returned.
Glancing at the Joss Paper next to her, then checking the time on her phone, her anxiousness grew more prominent.
They had agreed yesterday that both would head to the cemetery today with the paper money, but early in the morning her sister inexplicably insisted on finding someone to ask about some matters first.
Seeing that the auspicious time was about to pass, her anxiety heightened.
The text messages went unanswered, and the calls kept ringing without anyone picking up.
After waiting another half hour, Li Xiuqiu, seeing no response, gritted her teeth and left alone with two large bags of items.
...
Mu Yunchu looked seriously at Li Moli across the table, the tea on the table long since cooled, "Your father wants to warn not just you, but also your sister."
Li Moli visibly started.
Seemingly not expecting that both sisters would face a near-death experience simultaneously.
But under what circumstances would they both venture out together?
The two did not live in the same place, were always very busy, and basically only reunited during holidays.
And even more so, if not for this matter of visiting their father’s grave...
