Ji Nan saw her like this and knew she might have rembered the Yu Siqiao from her past life.
Ji Nan instinctively thought that Mo Shu must be comparing this Yu Siqiao with the one from her past life.
He couldn’t help but sigh inwardly, saying, "Of course, I believe so!"
Ji Nan said this while glancing at Zhao i and Zhaozhu beside him, "If not for the cycles of past lives and this life, how could we possibly have t in this world?"
Zhao i and Zhaozhu thought Ji Nan was deliberately trying to please the Princess, and Zhaozhu said, "Yes, Princess, our eting must have been predestined in our past life~"
Zhao i nodded, "Your bond with the Prince Consort must be heaven’s arrangent too. As the saying goes, how many tis do we have to look back in past lives just to brush past each other in this life!"
"It’s what the Buddha said: A thousand glances in a past life just for a brief encounter in this one," Mo Shu chuckled, "Alright, you two can leave now."
The two young girls giggled and quickly took their leave.
Ji Nan walked over to Mo Shu and picked up one of the children, asking, "Why did you ntion this all of a sudden?"
Mo Shu, holding the little milk jar, sighed, "I had a dream, a very strange dream."
Ji Nan was curious, "What kind of dream?"
"I dreamt... possibly of my past life? I seed to be an immortal."
Ji Nan’s eyes widened, "An immortal?"
"Yes," Mo Shu nodded, "As an immortal, I was always very leisurely, with my husband..."
Mo Shu fell silent for a mont, "Let’s just call him my husband, and together we lived peacefully until I got pregnant..."
"And then?"
"And then... I was carrying twins."
Ji Nan nodded, showing understanding.
After all, she had just given birth to a pair of twins.
It’s said that what you think about during the day will appear in your dreams at night, so dreaming of being pregnant with twins is quite normal.
Mo Shu didn’t know what Ji Nan was thinking, and with a furrowed brow, she said, "Perhaps because we were immortals, our union violated the way of heaven, and as my belly grew larger and I was about to give birth, there suddenly ca a thunder tribulation."
"A thunder tribulation?" Ji Nan found it sowhat eerie, asking, "The kind where you’re struck by lightning?"
"Yes," Mo Shu nodded, "Because we were struck by lightning, I probably... died."
Ji Nan exclaid in sympathy, "What a tragically magnificent way to die. So, were the children born?"
Mo Shu furrowed her brows again, "Well, how should I put it, I didn’t notice, but since even the adults were struck dead by the lightning, the children probably couldn’t have survived either..."
Ji Nan was full of sympathy, "That’s too tragic, a life lost with the two unborn..."
Mo Shu sighed, "Yes, it’s too tragic."
Yet, her attitude was as if she were just listening to a story, what was going on?
Mo Shu said, "The dream was so real that I couldn’t forget it... What’s even more frightening is that in the dream, I couldn’t see the Creator God... oh, that was my husband struck dead by the lightning in my past life, his face was always obscured by a mist, but when I woke up..."
Mo Shu suddenly felt troubled, "It was so easy to substitute his face with Yu Siqiao’s..."
"Isn’t that a good thing?"
"I’m worried sothing might happen to him," Mo Shu sighed, "Could such a dream out of nowhere be a warning of sothing?"
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