"Someone like you, if you went out, people would think you were some ICU patient trying to commit suicide and didn't want treatment anymore. They could just send you to the hospital in a flash. And after an examination, they might even take you to the lab for a biopsy. Don't you know your own health condition? You're a grown man, don't you have any self-awareness?"
A small flower withered under the piercing knife.
The listless little flower, under the dark clouds overhead, drove away in her wheelchair.
...
After a while, Zhou Liang entered the study, and Hua Lihan, who had been resting with her eyes closed, opened them.
"Master, what are your orders?"
Hua Lihan asked, "Is Chang Le's medication still being administered?"
Zhou Liang said, "Only a trace amount. After the Second Young Master spoke, Miss Chang Le stopped drinking the milk that I handled."
"Um."
Hua Lihan waved his hand: "Stop everything."
Zhou Liang was slightly startled and hesitated before saying, "Patriarch, if we stop the medication and stop taking it, with Miss Chang Le's mental abilities, her memory is very likely to be restored."
Hua Lihan didn't speak, but Zhou Liang understood his meaning, though he didn't know why:
"Master, why did you change your mind and allow Miss Chang Le to regain her memories?"
Hua Lihan didn't care about Zhou Liang's overstepping of his bounds.
Zhou Liang was his shadow guard and assassin. The two grew up together and had a special relationship.
Moreover, due to the contract, Zhou Liang would never betray or harm Hua Lihan.
This meant that Zhou Liang often knew more than the Hua family's children.
Hua Lihan answered his question: "If Chang Le were merely 'devouring,' then trapping her in the Hua family forever would be the best option; but now it's different, she is 'integrating.'"
Zhou Liang's eyes flickered as he realized: "The secret of [Fusion] runs through 400 years of natural disasters. The Hua family cannot bear the burden of a young lady with such an ability."
"But Master, what if Miss Chang Le... rebels?"
Zhou Liang asked the most crucial question directly.
What if Hua Changle, burdened with a heavy secret, chooses to stand on the opposite side of the Central Plains?
After all, it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that there was a deep-seated hatred between them.
Hua Lihan looked up at him and said, "Then, Old Zhou, the Hua family will have to rely on you a lot."
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