The old lady fell silent after hearing Gu Zhiqi’s words. She sighed deeply after a long while and spoke, "Qin Daimai’s mom and Weiran’s mom were college friends..."
After graduation, they went their separate ways.
Many years later, when they t again, both had married and had children. Upon discovering that their children were of similar age, they had thoughts of becoming in-laws.
The Qin Family in Yan City was considered a big family. Though they didn’t make it into the Five Great Families, they were still a first-class family, and regarding the engagent, Father Mo agreed.
The parents from both families hit it off and verbally set up the engagent for the two children five years ago, waiting for an opportunity for the children to et. If they liked each other, the engagent would be officially solidified.
But, before the children could et, the Qin family parents died in a car accident.
With the death of Qin family parents, the Qin Family’s business was affected, so naturally, Father Mo no longer wished to form an alliance with the Qin Family. However, Mother Mo cherished her friendship with Mrs. Qin and felt pity for Qin Daimai being left without parents, thinking that if the children grew up and liked each other, they would carry on with the engagent.
In the blink of an eye, five years passed.
The old lady was from the Mysterious Sect. Since her husband passed away, she spent much of her ti in closed-door cultivation. Five years ago, she entered closed cultivation and only just erged.
The first thing she did after erging was to visit her daughter’s family.
However, upon arriving at the Mo family, the old lady discovered her adorable granddaughter had been burnt dumb due to a fever.
Being from the Mysterious Sect, the old lady saw imdiately that sothing was amiss with Mo Jinjin.
Mo Jinjin’s dumbness wasn’t due to a fever; there was another cause.
The old lady calculated with her fingers and found the root of the problem—it was all due to the marriage agreent between Mo Weiran and Qin Daimai.
The two children were not true matches; their fate patterns clashed. They absolutely couldn’t beco husband and wife, else their families would be influenced, leading to severe illness or even death.
Not only Mo Jinjin, the old lady suspected the deaths of the Qin family parents were also affected by the engagent.
Fortunately, the two hadn’t officially gotten engaged or married, or else the problems would have extended beyond the Qin family parents and Mo Jinjin.
Upon finding the cause, the old lady imdiately had Mo family parents go to Yan City to break off the engagent with the Qin family.
Yet, she didn’t foresee Qin Daimai taking her own life due to the broken engagent.
Upon learning of Qin Daimai’s suicide, the old lady specifically sent soone to investigate. Discovering she was wearing a red dress at the ti of her suicide, she knew trouble was imminent and feared Qin Daimai might haunt the Mo family, prompting her to set up a protective formation at the Mo family.
Recently, although she resided in Yan City, she kept an eye on the happenings with the Mo family.
From her daughter, she learned Mo Jinjin’s condition had improved, and Mo Weiran hadn’t encountered any trouble. The old lady thought the issue had passed.
"I never expected, despite all this, she still haunted Weiran."
Gu Zhiqi fell into prolonged silence upon hearing the old lady’s story.
The old lady looked at Gu Zhiqi and asked, "Girl, I’ve told you everything I know truthfully. Can you tell what’s going on? The child from the Qin Family has been dead for over three months. Why is she suddenly haunting Weiran?"
Gu Zhiqi: "It’s not that she suddenly started haunting him; it began a long ti ago."
The old lady was shocked upon hearing this, "How can that be? I’ve always had soone watching over Weiran, he..."
The old lady didn’t finish her sentence.
Because, suddenly, she had a suspicion.
Gu Zhiqi: "Grandmother, are you sure that person is absolutely reliable?"
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