Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space

Chapter 1665: Chapter 1659: The More You Want to Avoid It, The More You Can’t

“You can call me anything, just don’t call me sister.” Qing Teng couldn’t describe her feelings at the moment, but her heart was sour and uncomfortable.

Whenever she heard Munara calling her sister, she wanted to cry, to weep profusely.

“Then I’ll call you little sister, and you call me big sister. I’ll take care of you from now on.” Munara thought for a moment, then hesitantly suggested to Qing Teng, was this okay?

“You’re crazy.” Qing Teng really suspected that Munara must be out of her mind to come up with such a suggestion.

“I’m not crazy, I’m quite healthy.” Munara felt inexplicably scolded. She was the one who said not to call her sister, it wasn’t her own saying. Since she didn’t want to be a sister, being the little sister was fine. After all, they were only half a year apart, so who was the sister didn’t really matter.

“I can’t be bothered with you.” Qing Teng thought that if she continued to engage with Munara, she’d be a fool.

“Miss, please have some water.” The nanny, seeing Qing Teng approach, handed her a bottle of water.

“Thank you, nanny.” Qing Teng accepted it, thanked her, then sat beside her, looking into the distance. They were just resting here, eating something before going to buy tickets.

“Miss, why did you agree to let Miss Mu come along?” The nanny had no objection to Munara, and she asked the question only because she didn’t know what Qing Teng was thinking.

“If I didn’t let her come along, as a girl who hasn’t experienced the outside world, she’d suffer.” Qing Teng had encountered such situations before, so she didn’t want Munara to experience the same. Thus, she had to bring her along.

“Yes, Miss Mu is a very innocent girl, being alone outside indeed makes one worry.” The nanny had watched Munara grow up and knew that she only appeared to be brash on the surface, but she wasn’t a bad person.

So, after hearing Qing Teng’s words, she spoke a good word for Munara. After all, they were family by blood, and she didn’t want to see her young lady live so withdrawn (not accepting others).

“Nanny, don’t you think some things are really ironic?” Qing Teng smiled bitterly, wondering why the things she least wanted to face kept appearing before her.

She had avoided people related to the Grand Elder, even giving Munara the position, yet Munara left a note and ran away, saying she wanted to follow her. This left her truly puzzled; why did she have to do this, calling her sister all the while—did she know something?

Qing Teng looked uncertainly in the direction of Munara and noticed that she was looking at her, smiling sweetly, her eyes curved in delight.

“Qing Teng, some people and things appear in your life because they have their reasons for being there. You don’t need to mind them too much. You have to realize that meeting someone is due to a lot of fate. Perhaps this fate is because you helped them in a past life, so they appear here and now to meet you, to know you.” Qin Xue noticed some hints and wanted to speak more clearly, but didn’t want to embarrass Qing Teng, so she used a little parable to hint at her.

“Miss, the more I try to avoid some things, the more they swirl in front of me. I truly feel tired; I don’t want to care, but I can’t get past this inner hurdle. What should I do?” Qing Teng asked Qin Xue.

“Then just face it head-on and let nature take its course. Perhaps you should ask your own heart: does it want this? Is it willing?” Qin Xue didn’t expect Qing Teng’s emotional entanglement to be so deep and could only try to comfort her. After all, everyone’s mental resilience is different; it depends on how much pressure she can withstand.