Buddha said, "A pagoda doesn't stay beneath a mulberry tree for three nights in a row, so as not to grow attached," suggesting that even staying under a tree for three times can bring feelings, let alone human emotions?
She has a karmic bond with Chen Lin, having been father and daughter for two lifetimes, living as one family under the same roof. So why, upon hearing about his terminal illness, doesn't she feel overwhelmed with sadness? Is this too cold-hearted?
This is what troubles Qian.
She turns on the TV, and coincidentally a news report is on about a little girl who was abused by her stepfather. Despite the mosaics, one can sense the child's injuries. Qian feels uncomfortable upon seeing it and goes to the bathroom to wash her hands.
After washing for quite a while, she still feels uneasy. When she lifts her head, she's startled to see Qio Yu Xuan standing at the door.
"How did you get in here!"
