Inside the log cabin.
Ye Zhixi, covered in sweat, was frowning deeply.
In my dream.
She watched different "Ye Zhixi"s, yet all with the same face, doing things she could never do in her life.
I have personally witnessed them accomplish one great thing after another that ordinary people would not dare to do.
After witnessing them "go back" with their own eyes, they mentally hypnotized themselves, allowing their bodies to seal away this part of the memory, leaving only the memory of the main personality on the surface.
In her dream, Ye Zhixi watched in despair as one different version of herself after another did different things.
The nine of them knew each other.
Only I was kept in the dark like a clown, never knowing how terrifying I was.
Until the last personality.
The ninth personality.
She seemed to sense her own reflection in her dream, looked up at herself, and gave a strange smile—
Ye Zhixi was immediately awakened.
She gripped her clothes tightly, her heart pounding wildly. She gasped for breath, beads of sweat dripping down her face, sliding down her slender, fair neck and into her clothes.
I thought of that look in my eyes from my dream.
She was so nervous that she dared not speak. Her pupils suddenly contracted, as if the chill of a biting winter wind had penetrated her entire body, spreading along her nerves to her limbs and even her fingertips. Her mind was as tense as a stiff machine, and any movement felt like a tightly screwed-down screw that could not move forward any further.
She seemed to remember something and immediately looked around. Seeing that Ye Qi was not there, she was worried for a moment, but then she breathed a sigh of relief when she thought that there were people around.
Soon, he fell into an inescapable emotional state again.
She gripped her clothes tightly, her eyes suddenly filling with tears. To keep herself from crying out loud, she bit her lip hard.
Tears silently slid down her cheeks, still carrying a trace of the warmth of her newly awakened state.
Her emotions were on the verge of collapse.
She always thought that her disappearance was a hardship given to her by fate, and that as long as she could get through this hardship, which was as cold and unbearable as winter, she would find a bright future with spring flowers in bloom.
But she never knew that she was a mentally ill person with dissociative identity disorder.
She gripped her hair tightly, curled her legs up, and buried her head in her knees.
She always thought that she was just one less part of her childhood spent growing up at home than others.
Otherwise, they are no different from normal people.
But fate seemed to have played a cruel joke on her.
She was actually a mental patient who couldn't control her personality and had multiple personalities!
The tears in my eyes were like a flood bursting its banks, and I couldn't stop them.
She kept her mouth tightly shut, afraid of making a sound.
She dared not think about it...
If her family knew she was a person with a split personality, not a normal person...
She dared not think about it.
Will the sliver of warmth she's finally grasped abandon her? Will the fear of approaching her cause her to be lost again...?
Her emotions were becoming increasingly unstable.
She cannot accept that she has different personalities.
She couldn't bear the pain.
She couldn't accept it...
The fact that she is no longer a normal person.
Ye Zhixi gasped for breath, her emotions growing increasingly agitated. Her chest felt extremely uncomfortable, and her heart ached. She desperately covered her mouth to avoid overbreathing.
"Click—"
The moment the sound rang out.
Ye Zhixi noticed that Ye Qi had returned, so she immediately lay down and covered herself with the blanket.
As Ye Qi closed the door, took off her shoes, and prepared to go to sleep, she sensed something was wrong and glanced in Ye Zhixi's direction.
Ye Zhixi tried her best to control her body and avoid shaking, so as not to let Ye Qi notice anything amiss.
Seeing that Ye Zhixi was trying to hide it from him, Ye Qi simply pretended not to see it.
Everyone has their own ideas.
Excessive interference is also not good, and may even have negative consequences.
then.
She chose to sleep.
Only when Ye Qi's breathing became steady did Ye Zhixi let go, her tears silently sliding onto the pillow.
An idea suddenly popped into her mind.
if.
My sister knows she has dissociative identity disorder.
Will I hate myself?
Will I hate this terrible version of myself?
Will I be afraid and stay away from her?
Where are your family members?
Will her family think she's a monster?
Do you think she is a disgrace to the family?
Ye Zhixi gripped the blanket tightly.
The confidence that Ye had painstakingly built up in the family quietly crumbled, and he no longer dared to step into his home without any hesitation.
*
When Ye Qi woke up, she was startled to see Ye Zhixi's red, swollen eyes with dark circles under them: "Sister, what happened to you?"
Was it because I was too sad last night?
Ye Zhixi chuckled awkwardly, "I dreamt about things from my childhood last night, and it made me a little sad."
Ye Zhixi felt apologetic, forbidding her from revealing this matter.
She had her own selfish motives.
She was afraid to tell the truth.
Her family will all hate her.
She dared not bear the consequences.
After hearing this, Ye Qi cheerfully comforted her, "Oh...it's okay! Sister, you have all of us as your family now, don't be sad~!"
Ye Qi put her arm around Ye Zhixi's shoulder, and was about to continue comforting her when her fingers touched Ye Zhixi's body and she seemed to realize something.
A hint of seriousness flashed across her face, but she quickly smiled again and said, "Let's go, let's go! We're just one step away from finding the mechanism!"
Ye Zhixi gave a listless "hmm".
We went back into the haunted house.
Ye Qi pulled Ye Zhixi straight to the top floor.
There is only one attic on the top floor.
Just as they were about to go inside, they saw a note in front of the attic door.
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