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"Oh~ that’s good!" Jun Yan breathed a sigh of relief, a seriousness on his face that did not match his age. "Mom, I think Brother Li... he not only doesn’t like you, but even kind of... hates you."

Yan Yueqing’s expression beca heavy.

From her conversation with her son yesterday, she did feel that the new little boy had an inexplicable resistance towards her, but she didn’t expect Yan Bao to use such a strong word as "hate."

"Tell , what did you notice?"

Jun Yan straightened his small body and began to report like a little detective: "This afternoon in the garden, I intentionally ntioned Qin Youran’s na in front of him as you asked. Who knew his reaction would be so strange."

"How was it strange?"

"His eyes lit up all of a sudden, like... like he heard about his favorite candy." Jun Yan searched for an appropriate analogy, "Then I pretended to let it slip that Aunt Qin has been locked up, and his expression changed imdiately."

Yan Yueqing pondered: "How did it change?"

"He looked very sad, but more was anger." Jun Yan’s little hand unconsciously grabbed his mother’s sleeve, "Especially when I ntioned that Aunt Qin was sued by Uncle Qian because she tead up with Huang Zhen to spread rumors about you... the way he looked at was so scary, as if he wanted to eat alive."

Yan Yueqing pulled her son into her arms, gently stroking his back: "And then?"

"Then I pretended not to notice and continued talking about other things. At dinner, I deliberately sat next to him and noticed he kept secretly watching you." Jun Yan tilted his small face upward, "It’s not the curious kind of look, it’s... it’s the despising kind."

Yan Yueqing nodded.

The occasional glances from Ji Li tonight were truly not what an eight-year-old should have.

Too complex, too deep, as if carrying resentnt far beyond his age.

"Mom, I think he’s very dangerous." Jun Yan’s voice carried worry, "Why does he like Aunt Qin so much? And why does he hate you? You clearly didn’t know each other before."

Not in this life...

The system had long told her that when she ca back from the ti stream, she carried so mories from the future.

So were hers, so belonged to others.

The sa was true—they were all, unattainable copies of the world she couldn’t return to.

An imposter had occupied her body, recklessly played and ended up committing suicide by jumping into the sea. Qin Youran climbed to a prominent position through Wang Bao. And those who enjoyed so warmth after Qin Youran succeeded imprinted that gratitude deep in their bones, rembered more clearly than anyone.

Based on Ji Li’s reaction, he was likely also disturbed by those future mories.

Just like when she first returned, she couldn’t tell what was real and what was fake?

Had she developed according to her mories, she would have likely missed many facts!

She had the system, which had been assisting her in finding the truth, which only slowly stabilized and developed into the current rhythm and pace.

But Ji Li had nothing...

With his grandmother gravely ill, and the Aunt Qin in his mind who could help him was now trapped with a prison sentence, all the "initiators" suddenly reached out a helping hand to him.

Of course, he would be afraid, would doubt, would hate!

Yan Yueqing fully understood and was not bothered by Ji Li’s reaction and attitude.

mories could be influenced by emotions, and to put it simply, Ji Li was just a very love-deprived and resource-lacking child.

Being able to keep Qin Youran in his heart for so long also proved—he was a very grateful child, wasn’t he?

In this lifeti, his grandmother hasn’t passed, and his life is just beginning; everything is still on ti.

Yan Yueqing kissed her son’s forehead: "Thank you, my little detective. The reason I let you test Brother Li’s feelings for Qin Youran is for a reason..."

She briefly explained the situation, and although Jun Yan was only five years old, he understood.

"So... Brother Li’s dislike for Mom isn’t from the heart, but rather being interfered with by so mories?"

"Exactly, like a sapling being eaten away by pests during its growth."

"Then Mom, I have to help Brother Li get rid of these pests!" Jun Yan was very earnest.

Yan Yueqing looked at her son’s serious little face and couldn’t help but kiss him again: "My little Yan is so kind, but this matter needs to be taken slowly, we can’t rush."

Jun Yan tilted his head thinking: "Mom, what should I do?"

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