Su Yue answered truthfully: "Fu Shen said that Jia Yunxin originally wanted to pursue him, but he rejected her several times without hesitation. Jia Yunxin felt embarrassed and turned to pursue Wang Renyi instead."
Wang Jingyi was slightly taken aback, then said with a smile, "...Fu Shen is truly an honest person."
Su Yue agreed; he wouldn't hide anything from her, but she had a secret she was keeping from him.
Finally, Wang Jingyi spoke with some emotion about Jia Yunxin's current blind dates, all of which were arranged by hospital leaders.
They were all teachers or people who worked at newspapers, but after having a meal with her, there was no follow-up.
Su Yue showed little interest in Jia Yunxin's matter, and left after exchanging a few casual words.
When Fu Shen returned home, he saw Su Yue sitting at the table, resting her chin on her hand, her eyes glazed over, seemingly lost in thought.
When Su Yue saw Fu Shen return, she realized that she hadn't made lunch yet. After returning from Wang Jingyi's place, she had been sitting there in a daze.
Lunch would have to be something readily available in the space. Fu Shen looked at Su Yue and asked softly, "What's wrong?"
Su Yue shook her head and said, "It's okay. I didn't make lunch. I'll go into my space to prepare the food."
As she was about to disappear, Fu Shen quickly grabbed her hand. "I'm not very hungry right now, lunch isn't in a rush. Yueyue, you can't fool me. If you're hiding something from me, do you think I'll be able to eat?"
Since she couldn't hide it anymore, Su Yue simply said, "I feel a little sad because you in my dream didn't get fair treatment. Why did they handle Qiao Honghai's matter so decisively? You were murdered and smeared, and they didn't even investigate the truth for you before burying you on the mountain."
Fu Shen paused for a moment, then reached out and touched Su Yue's head, lowered his head slightly, and looked at her gently as he spoke.
"Why are you getting so hung up on your dreams? The way things are handled in dreams is very different from how we handle things in reality."
Su Yue pursed her lips. "What if it wasn't a dream?"
Fu Shen thought he had misheard. "What do you mean it's not a dream?"
Su Yue raised her eyes and looked directly at Fu Shen, saying, "I mean, if it weren't a dream, and something happened to you that was the same as in the dream, how would they handle it?"
Thinking of Su Yue's miserable appearance in his dream, Fu Shen's breath hitched. He hugged her tightly and said with obvious fear in his voice, "Yueyue, don't talk about this."
He didn't care what happened in his dreams, but Su Yue did.
Su Yue insisted, "I meant if."
Fu Shen firmly stated, "If none of these work, then a dream is just a dream; how can you apply it to a living person?"
Su Yue remained silent; she had already said "if! If!"
Fu Shen gently pushed Su Yue away, lowered his head, and asked softly, "Why aren't you saying anything? Do you think what I said is wrong?"
Su Yue reached out and gently tapped Fu Shen's chest: "You said I was competing with Mengli, but you were too. I already said it was just a hypothetical, but you told me not to talk about it. Since you've said that, what else can I say?"
Fu Shen: "..."
Su Yue glanced at him and said, "I just want to know why their approaches are so different. What are you thinking?"
Fu Shen grasped her hand that was tapping his chest and said gently, "As I said, the way things are handled in dreams is different from how they are in reality. Take Qiao Honghai's case for example. The military was able to deal with him so quickly because there was solid evidence pointing directly to his extramarital affairs. But in the dream, there was nothing that was in my favor."
Su Yue was somewhat unconvinced: "You are at least a battalion commander and have made many contributions. Regardless of whether there is any benefit, they should not have handled this so hastily."
Fu Shen patiently explained, “They’re just doing their normal work. Think about what my situation was in my dream. My best comrade invited me to his house for his wedding banquet, but before the wedding, I had sex with his fiancée in his house. In the end, I died at the hands of the rampant Red Guards. You became mentally unstable, and everyone would think that I forced you. Not to mention the villagers, they won’t care about the truth. They will only believe what they hear and see with their own eyes.”
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