abcnovels
Chapter 575: Big Sister Forgot
Chapter 575: Big Sister Forgot
Chapter 575: Big Sister Forgot
Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations
“No, Big Sister!” Feng Jue, who was deep in thought, suddenly came back to his senses. His grip on Gu Yang’s hand tightened as he looked at her in panic, afraid that she would misunderstand. “Big Sister is Big Sister! There has never been anyone else!”
Gu Yang didn’t expect Feng Jue to be so flustered.
She pried open Feng Jue’s fingers one by one and suddenly reached out to pinch his chin, forcing him to bend down.
Looking at his beautiful but flustered face, Gu Yang smiled and asked gently,
“Then what were you testing previously, Ah Jue?”
Almost from the moment she entered the orphanage, Feng Jue had been testing if she had any impression of this orphanage.
Feng Jue allowed Gu Yang to pinch his chin and lowered his head to look at her. His pitch-black eyes stared at her for a long time, and grievance gradually surfaced in his eyes. “I didn’t probe. It was clearly Big Sister who forgot…’
When Gu Yang heard these extremely aggrieved words and met his gaze, she suddenly felt as if her heart had been pierced by a needle.
Feng Jue lowered his eyes, looking obedient and pitiful, “I just want Big Sister to remember quickly. If Big Sister is unhappy, you can scold me and hit me, but you can’t misunderstand me.”
When Gu Yang saw him like this, her hitemper disappeared.
She let go of Feng Jue’s chin and ended the hypnosis.
Feng Jue carefully tugged at her sleeve, “Big Sister, are you still angry? My subconscious is completely unguarded against you, you can continue to hypnotize me, don’t ignore me.”
Gu Yang looked deeply at Feng Jue. “Feng Jue, I’m very sure that I’ve never lost my memory.”
Feng Jue had unknowingly held her hand in his palm, “Big Sister, I’m also very sure that it’s always been you.”
Gu Yang and Feng Jue looked at each other in silence.
So, who exactly had a memory problem?
Or was there nothing wrong with their memories?
Feng Jue suddenly remembered what Gu Jin had been looking for..
After Utopia’s light cone experiment, he and Gu Jin had parted ways. All these years, he had been waiting for his sister to return, while Gu Jin had been looking for the mysterious unknown object that Utopia had mentioned.
They had different opinions and would fight whenever they saw each other. They also scoffed at each other’s thoughts.
Especially after his older sister returned, he felt that he was in the right. But now, it seemed that Gu Jin might not be in the wrong.
All that was left now was speculation. Perhaps the truth of everything could only be unraveled once the unknown object was found.
“What does sister want to know? I can tell you everything.” Feng Jue said.
The snow was getting heavier and heavier. Gu Yang pulled Feng Jue to a nearby tree with lush leaves to hide from the snow.
She sat down on the big rock under the tree and said to Feng Jue, “Alright, then let’s do a summary of the information.”
Most misunderstandings arise from information asymmetries.
The information obtained by each other was different, and there was a conflict of information. If they believed in their own information without a doubt, they would naturally doubt each other and turn it into a misunderstanding.
Combining the information they knew, it was easy to deduce the answer.
However, in the novel world, in order to increase the twists and turns of the plot, it was often like this.
The male lead says, “Let me explain!”
The female lead replies, “I won’t listen, I won’t listen.”
Or rather, the female lead goes, “Why?”
The male protagonist pretended to be deep in thought. “You’ll know one day.” Gu Yang was speechless about either options.
It would be strange if the misunderstanding could be resolved if one did not listen to the other.
If they missed the best opportunity to summarize the information, misunderstandings would only create misunderstandings.
In the past, Gu Yang would have let nature take its course, but now, Feng Jue was her boyfriend. She really liked him and didn’t want there to be a barrier between the two of them..