It was a bottle of calcium tablets. Because I was worried that my daughter wouldn't have enough to eat and wouldn't get enough nutrition in the countryside, I would send her a bottle every month.

Mo Yan took the bottle and opened it. It did contain calcium tablets, but there were other things added as well.

The original owner didn't like the taste of calcium tablets, so she never took them when she brought them back.

Thankfully, she didn't eat it, otherwise she would be acting crazy by now. There was also a letter, which basically said that her older brother, sister-in-law, and older sister all missed her and encouraged her to study hard for university.

Mo Yan put down the letter and looked at the other things.

She wrote down what she had sent in every mail, and she noticed that anything sent by her brother and sister-in-law carried a faint hint of resentment.

Even without reading it, prolonged exposure can affect one's mood and even mental state.

This is interesting. Thinking back to what the monk said earlier, could it be that this closest relative is the elder brother and sister-in-law?

To find out what happened, we need to go back.

She thought about it and realized it wasn't impossible; as long as she was sick, she could ask for leave and get a referral letter to go home for treatment.

No rush, she'll deal with Fu Xiangrong first.

Getting sick doesn't happen suddenly.

As long as she remains here, the person lurking in the shadows will be unable to keep track of her situation. More importantly, she still needs to cultivate her spiritual power.

Mo Yan stretched out her hand for a moment, and the resentment disappeared.

There was quite a lot of food and drink, and she didn't stand on ceremony and cooked and ate it all.

After being detained for several days, Grandma Fu and Fu Xiangrong were finally released.

They used to do the easiest jobs, but now it's different; they have to carry manure.

Grandma Fu pinched her nose, utterly devastated. When had she ever done such dirty work?

As for Fu Xiangrong, he rushed directly in front of Mo Yan, pointing at him and trembling, unable to speak.

He wanted to curse, but then he thought about the feeling of being burned alive...

He had no choice but to run.

Mo Yan: "?" You're sick.

A few days later, Mo Yan suddenly heard that Fu Xiangrong was getting married to a girl from the village.

Originally, everyone in the village knew what kind of person Fu Xiangrong was, and no one would ever marry him, not to mention that they had to go on stage to make self-criticisms from time to time.

But that girl was stubborn; she cried, made a scene, and even threatened to hang herself, determined to marry Fu Xiangrong.

The claim that they don't believe Fu Xiangrong likes Tao Xin is just slander against Fu Xiangrong.

The girl's parents had no choice but to agree.

Grandma Fu even told everyone that she would treat that girl as her own daughter.

Mo Yan went to find that girl.

“I don’t believe anything you say. I know how good my husband Fu Xiangrong is to me. If you don’t believe him and don’t want to marry him, then don’t come here to ruin our relationship.”

Mo Yan: "..."

"He doesn't love you." Mo Yan frowned. If it weren't for the fear that she would be deceived, Mo Yan wouldn't have bothered with this.

“It doesn’t matter. Love isn’t important. I love him. I’m different from you. You have money and can live a good life, but I suffer at home. I finally managed to marry Fu Xiangrong. I don’t regret it.”

Upon hearing this, Mo Yan understood and said, "Oh."

It doesn't have to be about dying for love.

Fu Xiangrong held a wedding ceremony and even got their marriage certificate this time.

Mo Yan went to check, but didn't see Tao Xin.

That evening, Mo Yan sensed Tao Xin's presence. When she came out, she saw him embracing Fu Xiangrong in front of Fu Xiangrong's house.

Mo Yan: "??"

So killing him wouldn't matter, it wouldn't affect their unrequited love between a human and a ghost?

"Ah-Xin, you have to believe me, my relationship with her is just a temporary measure."

"I believe in you, and I will support whatever you do."