Chapter 969 A talking vixen?
Just then, the real Sister-in-law Huang woke up.
She was possessed for a short time, and the little weasel didn't really want to hurt her; it just wanted to teach her a lesson.
Therefore, when she woke up, she only felt weak in her hands and feet, very tired, and her neck was a little sore, as if it had been strangled by something.
"Cough cough..." Her cough attracted the attention of everyone present, and also made Brother Huang, who was still supporting her, look pleasantly surprised.
"Zhenzhen, you're awake."
"I..." Sister-in-law Huang was startled by her own hoarse voice as soon as she opened her mouth, "What...what happened? What's wrong with my voice..."
Seeing this, Huang's mother quickly poured her daughter-in-law a glass of warm water. Huang's sister-in-law felt a little better after drinking it, but the pain in her throat still persisted.
"What happened? How did I..."
"Do you remember what just happened?"
"Just now... just now..." Sister Huang frowned. "Just now I was eating with everyone, and I thought that roast chicken looked especially delicious. I really wanted to eat it. After that... after that I don't remember anything."
"That's because you got your mind occupied by this little thing afterwards."
Ye Wanxi's words greatly surprised Sister Huang, especially after seeing the little weasel in her hand.
"What...what is this? A fox?"
The little weasel was already annoyed because Sister-in-law Huang had forgotten about it, and upon hearing this, it immediately bristled.
"You're the fox, your whole family are foxes! I'm the wolf, the wolf!"
"A wolf?" Sister-in-law Huang was stunned for a moment, her mind working slowly before she suddenly realized, "You...you...how can you talk? A talking fox? A fox spirit!"
The little weasel was so angry it almost vomited blood: "I've already said I'm not a fox! How am I like a fox? No way!"
"..." Sister-in-law Huang thought to herself, "It looks like it everywhere."
At first, the Huang family members were quite nervous about this weasel that could speak human language, but after listening to its chatter and shouts, their expressions became complicated.
This little guy looks...so childish?
A hint of a smile appeared in Ye Wanxi's eyes as she coughed lightly and said, "It's not a fox, it's a weasel."
"weasel?"
"Yes, does Madam recall it?"
"Impressions?" Sister Huang frowned slightly. "I don't remember ever seeing it."
"You're lying!" The little weasel shouted as soon as Sister Huang finished speaking. "Humans really do love to lie! You've clearly seen me before, but you say you haven't. You can't keep your promises anymore! You're all bad guys, bad guys!"
Sister-in-law Huang was a little stunned by the little weasel's excited accusations and shouts: "But I really have never seen you before."
“Madam, think about it carefully. You do have a karmic connection with this weasel, and it wouldn’t be allowed into your house if you hadn’t personally agreed.”
Ye Wanxi noticed this as soon as she entered the house: door gods were pasted on both sides of the Huang family's gate, and a Bagua mirror was placed on the door, which had a deterrent effect on ordinary spirits and evil spirits.
This little weasel is young and not very powerful, so it shouldn't be able to get into the house, let alone possess Sister Huang.
The only possibility is that they have obtained the master's permission, in which case the intimidation from the outside will have no effect.
Seeing Ye Wanxi speak with such certainty, Huang's mother quickly stepped forward and took her daughter-in-law's hand, whispering, "Zhenzhen, think about it carefully again. Since Miss Ye has said so, you must have seen this weasel before. Perhaps you just don't remember it and have forgotten."
Sister-in-law Huang pursed her lips and remained silent.
Ye Wanxi patted the little weasel's head: "When did you meet her?"
The little weasel deeply resented Ye Wanxi's head-patting behavior, but unfortunately, the difference in strength was too great. Despite his dissatisfaction, he could only bare his teeth at her with a show of bravado.
“About a month ago, I waited for her for a month, but she didn’t come to pick me up, so I came to find her.”
"We've waited a month..." Ye Wanxi pondered for a moment, "Madam, you heard that. Think carefully, did you encounter anything strange more than a month ago?"
“A month ago, something strange happened…” Reminded of her, Sister Huang finally remembered, “That child!”
The Huang family members looked surprised: "A child?"
A little over a month ago, Sister-in-law Huang did see a child, but she thought it was in a dream.
Sister-in-law Huang, Wen Yuan, and Zhu Changning's sister-in-law were all inseparable best friends since college.
After graduation, all three of them started their own families.
After that, Zhu Changning's sister-in-law had a child, who was the little niece that Zhu Changning picked up from kindergarten that day.
Sister-in-law Huang especially loves children. Before getting married, she always dreamed of having a child with her husband. She also grew to love her best friend's daughter more and more each time she looked at her.
However, despite being married to her husband for many years, she had not conceived.
After that, Wen Yuan got married, but within a few years she met a scumbag, got divorced, and remarried, but she still has no children.
The two were in the same boat, but last year, Wen Yuan also became pregnant, and at the beginning of this year, she gave birth to a big, healthy boy.
Sister-in-law Huang visited the baby when he was just born. At that time, the baby was all red, his little face was a bit wrinkled, and he couldn't open his eyes very well. He wasn't very pretty.
After Wen Yuan finished her postpartum confinement, Sister-in-law Huang went to see her again. By this time, the baby had lost the bright red color of his birth and inherited his mother's good skin, which was white and soft, like a steamed bun.
Sister-in-law Huang fell in love with it at first sight, and her longing for a child grew stronger.
She doesn't insist on a gender, she just hopes to have a child of her own.
A month ago, a relative of hers said that she was going to burn incense at a nearby temple and that the Guanyin Bodhisattva who grants children at this temple was particularly effective. Many couples who wanted children went there to pray and ended up having children. The relative asked her if she wanted to go with her.
Upon hearing this, Sister-in-law Huang naturally agreed.
They offered incense and drew lots at the temple. On their way back, Sister Huang looked at the green plants on both sides of the road and suddenly felt a little tired.
As she walked, she suddenly got lost and encountered a beautifully shaped little child.
“I saw that the child was only four or five years old and there were no adults with him. I thought he had gotten lost, so I went up to him and greeted him, wanting to help him find his parents. He said he had no relatives and asked if I would like to take him home.”
"I thought it was too dangerous for such a small child to be out there in the desolate mountains, so I told him to come home with me. But as soon as I said that, he smiled at me. Suddenly, everything went blurry, as if I'd woken from a dream, and I found myself sitting on a stone bench halfway up the mountain with my relatives, who were looking at me strangely. I assumed I was just too tired and had accidentally fallen asleep, and that my recent anxiety about having a child was causing my nightmares..."
(End of this chapter)
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