Chapter 1594: For God So Loved the World

Tang Qian suddenly pondered deeply.

Should she ask about money, or about love?

Bai Zhi’er saw her distress and smiled.

Tang Qian hesitated for a long time.

She finally asked the question she most wanted to know.

"Is my mother doing well now?"

This unexpectedly startled Bai Zhi’er.

Tang Qian’s mother passed away when she was very young.

It can be said that Tang Qian’s impression of her mother should be vague.

Therefore, this question was both reasonable and unexpected.

Bai Zhi’er calmed her facial expression.

"Do you want to hear the truth or a lie?"

"The truth!" Tang Qian answered without hesitation.

Bai Zhi’er recalled seeing the faint, swirling smoke-like thing after seeing the family photo at Tang Qian’s house.

She said calmly, "After death, one separates into Yin and Yang. In terms of the concept on the Netherworld side, your mother is not doing well."

"But for your mother personally, she might be very happy, joyful, and satisfied because she has never left you and has always watched you grow by your side."

Tang Qian was momentarily lost: "Can you see my mother?"

Bai Zhi’er nodded: "She can’t come outside with you because her spirit tablet is enshrined at home, so she can only wander near the house."

"Though you can’t see her, she is happy each time you return home."

"Hasn’t she been reincarnated?" Her mother had been gone for so long, but she realized her mom had always been there?

Bai Zhi’er looked at the suddenly rainy sky, with raindrops gathering into beads on the windowpane.

Her voice was calm and gentle: "She can’t rest easy about you; you have a fate prone to trouble and misfortune."

"Think carefully about when you were fifteen, three vehicles collided and your school bus was among them. Why were you only lightly injured?"

"Consider when you were twenty, walking at night with a robber obviously having other intentions, but why did he only take your wallet?"

"All these things are not coincidences. Everyone has their own guardian spirit, and some guardian spirits are their closest loved ones who once were. Your mother couldn’t rest at ease after passing and has been watching over you all along."

"But Tang Qian, after a soul dies, the Ghost Messenger from hell comes to take it, but if a spirit insists on not leaving, it will dissipate within ten years. Ghosts have a limited lifespan in the underworld, and your mother has delayed too long. After you go back, find a chance to explain this clearly to her and urge her to leave early and reincarnate."

Tang Qian’s tears flowed like a broken dam. She covered her eyes, squatted down, and wailed: "Mom..."

Indeed, her life had been through many twists and turns, but she always thought her good fortune came from her good fate, never realizing it was her mother always protecting her.

Bai Zhi’er looked at her with compassion. Human emotions and desires are hard to sever; family bonds are the most significant proof. And the pain of parting is something everyone has to endure.

She stepped forward slowly, patting Tang Qian’s back as Tang Qian cried hoarsely, collapsing into Bai Zhi’er’s embrace, gradually changing from wailing to sobbing under Bai Zhi’er’s comforting.

It took a while for Tang Qian to calm down.

She picked up a tissue to wipe her nose: "Sorry for making an immortal laugh at me."

Bai Zhi’er smiled very kindly.

"There’s nothing to it. You’re a mortal human, but logically speaking, you’re also my child..."

As soon as she finished saying that, she felt it was odd.

After all, Tang Qian looked older than her.

Unexpectedly, Tang Qian was quite able to accept this statement.

She continued Bai Zhi’er’s words: "Yes, I also heard this reasoning, that immortals love all mankind!"