But what puzzled Yao Ke was that after hearing her inquiry, the Taoist's first reaction seemed a little strange.

Before she got sick, she was a normal student.

As an education major, psychology is naturally a compulsory course.

As a hobby, Yao Ke also took elective courses in psychology.

Although it feels like I just memorized a lot of nouns, it doesn't seem to have too magical an effect.

But after experiencing a life-and-death situation, Yao Ke, who became more sensitive in his heart, suddenly began to gradually understand the psychological knowledge that seemed difficult and unclear.

Of course, it may also be because her observation skills have improved.

Her soul seemed to have been baptized, and she was able to capture the fleeting micro-expressions on people's faces more keenly than usual.

He must know the cat, and it seems that the cat has some information that he is trying to hide...

Just for a moment, Yao Ke had some guesses in his mind.

"Oh, that cat came to our temple a few days ago. Everyone likes it very much."

"Just take some pictures. It's not afraid of animals, but it's a bit wild. It even injured a donor a few days ago. You'd better not get too close."

The Taoist smiled and explained to Yao Ke.

"Then can I feed it?"

Yao Ke also smiled at the Taoist, and she stopped asking further questions.

Although I don’t know what the other person is trying to hide, it’s always bad to reveal someone else’s secrets.

Moreover, she didn't come here for any answers.

She knows the best, and if she doesn’t know, she won’t try her best to find out.

This would bring trouble to others, and it's not her character.

What's more, she just wanted to see this place where she could be reborn...

And the cat's stocky back is something that remains fresh in my memory under the warm sunshine that day.
Chapter completed!