He rushed out for a long distance in one breath and came to an open cave again.
There were many eyes in this cave, and some of them even moved strangely. After An Ran came in, all the eyeballs turned towards her.
An Ran subconsciously closed her eyes. Closing her eyes would make her feel a little better, but the influence of mental power was not solely based on vision.
But it has an all-round impact.
In the caves here, all you can see are eyes of various shapes and forms. Some eyes flash with evil light, while others are empty and lifeless, which makes people shudder.
An Ran did not stay here. She closed her eyes and rushed forward based on her feeling. After taking a few steps, she heard whispers in her ears, which were noisy and disturbing.
All kinds of sounds filled my ears, and there were even people calling An Ran's name, men, women, old people and children.
They laughed and made a lot of noise, but after a while, the noise faded away.
The sounds of car horns, sirens, and various human voices gradually rang around An Ran.
An Ran suddenly opened her eyes, only to find herself in a downtown area. Her eyes unconsciously widened for a moment.
I was in the maze just now, why am I back on Earth in the blink of an eye?
Or maybe this was also an illusion, she thought, when suddenly someone patted her on the back.
"Ranran, what are you doing here? Are you lost instead of going home?"
The voice was familiar yet unfamiliar. An Ran turned around suddenly and found it was her father.
At this moment, he was looking at her with a smile on his face, his eyes full of pampering and tolerance for his daughter.
She hadn't seen her father look like this for a long time, except when she was a child and her mother was still alive.
Subconsciously, I replied, "No, Dad, I was just about to go back."
Father An smiled brightly, "Let's go, your mother knows you're home and bought a lot of delicious food."
An Ran followed her father back home in a daze. When she opened the door, her biological mother smiled.
"Ranran baby, you're back."
Anran's tears flowed down, and she hugged her mother and cried loudly.
"Mom, I miss you so much."
Mother An frantically hugged her, not knowing whether to laugh or cry, "Haven't I always been here?"
An Ran looked at her mother in front of her, then looked at her father, and she suddenly felt a little dazed.
Seeing Anran crying so sadly, her mother comforted her distressedly: "Okay, Ranran, don't cry. You have grown up. You should learn to be strong."
Father An also comforted him, "Your mother is right, Ranran, you have been wronged over the years. We will take good care of you in the future and never let you suffer any more."
An Ran wiped away her tears and looked at her father and mother: "Mom, I'm really happy. It's really good to see you again."
An Ran's mother touched her head and laughed, "Is this child stupid? Haven't I been here all the time?"
Anran nodded and smiled. She finally returned to her real home and reunited with her parents.
Anran spent a happy time in this warm home. She no longer felt lonely and no longer worried about the future.
Anran spent a happy weekend with her parents. She went to the amusement park, ate delicious food and watched a movie with her parents.
However, Anran's uneasiness still did not disappear.
She always felt that there was something deep inside her that made her feel uneasy and scared.
She always felt that this place was not real. Although she was very happy, there always seemed to be something disharmonious.
But she couldn't tell what was wrong.
Anran was in a low mood. She felt uneasy and restless inside, which made her very uncomfortable.
Mother An noticed her mood and asked with concern: "Ranran, what's wrong with you? Are you feeling unwell?"
An Ran shook her head and forced a smile, "Nothing, Mom, I'm just a little tired."
Father An also noticed her change in mood. He patted her shoulder gently and said softly, "Of course, if you have any worries, just tell us and we will help you solve it."
An Ran nodded, but subconsciously avoided An's father's touch, because in her vague feeling, An's father should not be so kind and amiable.
Instead, he was indifferent, impatient, and bored, looking at her as if she were an unnecessary person.
His eyes were full of disgust and coldness.
Father An was avoided by her and looked at her strangely, full of confusion, "Ranran, what's wrong with you?"
An Ran subconsciously put on a hypocritical smile, "Dad, I'm fine. What could happen to me? Maybe I'm just tired lately."
Although Mr. An was skeptical, he still believed it.
He no longer insisted on asking An Ran why, but instead lay down on the sofa and turned on the TV to watch a program.
An Ran breathed a sigh of relief when she saw that he stopped asking questions. She didn't know why she had such a strange feeling, but she just felt that her father's attitude was wrong.
Furthermore, she knew in her heart that her parents would not be able to understand these things, and telling them would be of no use.
But she is still grateful to them, grateful for everything they have done for her, and grateful for their care and support.
Lying on the bed, looking at the ceiling, she tried to calm herself down.
But she couldn't calm down. She always felt that something was wrong, but she couldn't put her finger on it.
She tossed and turned, feeling uneasy.
Finally, she couldn't bear it anymore, so she got up from the bed, walked out of the bedroom and came to the living room.
Father An was lying on the sofa, drinking tea and watching TV. When he saw An Ran come out, he asked with concern, "Ran Ran, what's wrong with you? Aren't you going to sleep yet?"
An Ran shook her head and forced a smile, "Nothing, I couldn't sleep and wanted to get some fresh air."
Father An put down the teacup in his hand, stood up and walked to her side, and asked with concern: "Is there something on your mind?"
An Ran shook her head. "No, I just feel a little tired."
Father An patted her shoulder and comforted her: "Of course, if anything happens, be sure to tell us and we will help you."
An Ran nodded, "Thank you, Dad."
Father An looked at her expression, which seemed a little tired, and said, "Of course, I'll go make you some midnight snacks. Eat them and have a good rest. Everything will be fine after you wake up."
An Ran was not touched, but rather felt very strange. This should not be her father's attitude.
But she didn't want her father to get suspicious, so she said, "Dad, no need. I'll just go to sleep for a while."
Seeing this, An's father no longer insisted, "Okay, then, go to sleep. Call me if you need anything."
Anran nodded, turned back to the bedroom, lay on the bed, but couldn't fall asleep.
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