Farming in the Mountains: Max Level Jiaojiao Is Three Years Old Chapter 1893 - 1893 Extra Story A Brand New Life 8 Jiang Yue

Chapter 1893: Extra Story: A Brand New Life 8 (Jiang Yue and Xue Yan) Chapter 1893: Extra Story: A Brand New Life 8 (Jiang Yue and Xue Yan) Furthermore, the people from both families are quite decent, neither exceptionally problematic nor evil. They treated the original host well, and she and he couldn’t possibly tell the families that they aren’t the original hosts but transmigrated here.

Therefore, they were naturally bound to have lifelong connections with both families. They were now this world’s Jiang Yue and Xue Yan, and the parents from both sides would be their responsibility to take care of and support in the future. Even though they weren’t the original hosts, they would fulfill the duties and responsibilities expected of their daughters.

So, on this matter, Jiang Yue and Xue Yan weren’t actually too troubled.

Although not troubled, money definitely still needed to be earned.

Even though their bodies were only seventeen years old, their ntal ages were not, and for the mont there was no helping it—they could only rely on the allowance given by their parents from both sides. However, in the future, they definitely wouldn’t take it. Finding a way to earn money was still sothing that needed to be addressed soon.

“I didn’t wake up long ago,” Xue Yan lowered his voice again, “His dad told he wanted to transfer to another school. Thinking of the spiritual nature of the space, I agreed thinking it might help find you faster. Today I ca to No. 3 Middle School, t the horoom teacher, and saw the nas of all the students in our class. As soon as I saw your na, I was sure it was you. Then I asked around about which dormitory you lived in, found your dorm building, and that’s when I ran into you.”

Jiang Yue also lowered her voice, “My experience was similar to yours. I even had soone call the sports committee mber to send for you. However, I transmigrated here about an hour ago, not as early as you. By the way, did the original host on your side die, or was their consciousness switched by the space to another world again?”

“He’s dead, I’m certain of it,” Xue Yan said. “The doctors had said he might never wake up again, and he had been staying in the intensive care unit. Later, the EKG beca a flat line, and the doctors and nurses began to resuscitate him. He died during the resuscitation, and then I woke up. The doctors and nurses thought the resuscitation had worked.”

Jiang Yue nodded, indicating that she understood.

However, Xue Yan fell silent for a mont and then said softly, “I have all the mories of this body. I know that during the coma, it suffered a lot. He didn’t understand why his mom did what she did. When I woke up, his dad kept consoling , saying his mom didn’t stop loving him and that she was just sick. She loved him the most. He said a lot of things, roughly all implying the sa idea, but unfortunately, the original host never heard any of it.”

Jiang Yue said, “Regardless of who it is, anyone would suffer if their own mother took them to death with her.”

Xue Yan also nodded, “His dad doesn’t know his son has changed on the inside, and he’s always very careful not to upset , treading on eggshells around . It wouldn’t be right for to say that I’m not his son. All I can do is comfort him. He seems to take it in, but he can’t stop shedding tears, and he still fears it will cause psychological trauma. I suspect things will get much better in the future.”

On this point, Jiang Yue agreed, “Ti indeed is a great healer for many things. You’re his son now, and as long as you live well, he will gradually get over it.”

Jiang Yue then talked about the space being entirely sealed off, completely inaccessible and impossible to retrieve anything from.

Xue Yan nodded, “After seeing our class list at the horoom teacher’s office and your na on it, knowing you had transmigrated, I tried to see if I could enter the space but couldn’t. I guessed as much. It’s okay, though; this world doesn’t need our space to change anything. Even without the space, we can live very well.”