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Feng Chengfu didn't think much of it, assuming that Ai Liang was just bored after spending too much time at the horse farm.

Feng Chengfu didn't feel comfortable leaving his child with those burly cowboys when it came to horseback riding. At most, he would take Ai Liang out for a couple of rides himself.

Aside from watching cowboys train horses, the only other thing children can do is go to the stables to feed the horses some fruit. It's normal for them to feel bored after a morning.

Seeing that Feng Chengfu didn't ask any further questions, Ai Liang took the opportunity to make an excuse to go to the bathroom and enter the villa.

My height developed earlier than that of ordinary children, already exceeding 1.1 meters, which is why I don't need someone to accompany me to the toilet to help open the door.

After dismissing the outsiders, Ai Liang quickly stepped onto a small stool and looked at herself in the mirror.

He raised his hand to open his eyelids and carefully examined his eyeballs, but found no obvious changes.

"An illusion... No, since night vision is real, this is probably true too."

Ai Liang jumped off the stool, moved it to a spot against the wall to create some distance from the mirror, and then stepped on it again.

Ai Liang focused her attention, recalling the feeling she had when observing the car, her eyes fixed on her reflection in the mirror without blinking.

A sense of familiarity washed over me, and the image in the mirror was magnified rapidly.

Through the mirror, Ai Liang could clearly observe the changes in her eyes.

"It really wasn't a hallucination."

"First I could see at night, and now I can see far. What's wrong with my body?"

As Ai Liang shifted her focus, her vision returned to normal.

He put the stool back in its place, stayed in the bathroom for a while to compose himself, and then walked out of the bathroom with a sullen face.

"Whether it's a headache or night vision, all these physical changes occurred after I fell into a coma, and they are inextricably linked to that so-called inner world. We need to find a way to figure out the connection between them."

Ai Liang made up her mind to go back to her room to sleep after finishing her meal and investigate thoroughly.

He's a child who's prone to falling asleep, and he didn't sleep all night, so Feng Chengfu shouldn't be overly worried or anxious.

'What does it have to do with anything? A normal person can't change their body just by sleeping.'

"Who?!"

The sudden sound startled Ai Liang.

He looked around with a tense expression but saw no one.

However, Ai Liang's scream attracted the attention of the nanny.

"what happened?"

When the nanny arrived after hearing the news, Ai Liang could only suppress her panic and point to the potted plant, saying, "It's nothing, I just mistook the leaves for snakes."

Memory of sound is easily distorted, especially of sudden sounds.

With just a little guidance, the "who" from before can be replaced with other words that sound similar.

Ai Liang does not intend to tell her family about the abnormality in her body.

Firstly, there was the barrier of being time travelers; after only a few years together, he hadn't truly come to accept these people as family.

Secondly, he did not want to become a research subject for certain institutions because of his health condition.

Although I only have the ability to see at night and farsightedness now, which is at most an abnormality and nothing special, who can guarantee that there won't be other mutations in the future that lead me down a path that is neither human nor ghost?
Ai Liang didn't want to gamble and didn't dare to gamble.

'who are you? ’

Ai Liang quickly connected the sound she had just heard with the sound she had heard when she was unconscious, and questioned it in her heart.

As always, whenever he tried to talk to the other person, they would vanish without a trace.

This made Ai Liang feel slightly irritated.

"The master's guests are already in the living room. They are a grandfather and an older brother. Remember to greet them later, okay?"

Some distance from the living room, the nanny slowed her pace and gave Ai Liang some instructions.

"I know," Ai Liang replied dismissively.

He heard the commotion outside while he was still in the bathroom. The old man and the young man from the car had already taken their seats in the living room.

Feng Chengfu is currently chatting with the old man about the child playing with the Rubik's Cube.

After leading Ai Liang to the living room, the nanny bowed slightly and went to attend to other matters.

“Old Sa, this is my grandson. Come and say hello to your Grandpa Sa and Brother Sa.” Feng Chengfu got up, helped Ai Liang up by the back of his head, and led him to the sofa.

Ai Liang nodded slightly, then said to the grandfather and grandson wearing vests and round hats, "Hello, Grandpa Sa and Brother Sa."

"Is this the grandson you've been telling me about? He's only three years old and he's already this tall?"

The old man surnamed Sa walked up to Ai Liang and rubbed his shoulders and arms: "Hiss, this child is in great health, not at all like you said, who goes to the hospital all year round."

"Sigh, this child was just discharged from the hospital yesterday."

Feng Chengfu sighed softly.

The old man surnamed Sa was taken aback: "Why didn't you tell me about this before?"

"It happened so suddenly that there was no time to explain. Xiao Liang fainted the day before yesterday, but fortunately, his headaches disappeared after this coma, so it can be considered a blessing in disguise."

Feng Chengfu gently stroked Ai Liang's head: "Let's not talk about these unpleasant things. Is the horse you promised to help me pick ready?"

"I originally planned to get a gentle mixed-breed pony because I thought Xiao Liang wasn't in good health, but it seems like we won't need it now. I'll pick another one later."

Grandpa Sa assured him, "I can definitely get you a purebred horse before the end of the month."

"You can't go back on your word."

"When have I ever lied to you? Speaking of your wine..." Master Sa looked at Feng Chengfu with a smile.

"You won't get away with this. After dinner, I'll personally take you to the wine cellar to pick out a bottle."

Feng Chengfu laughed and scolded, "You own a winery, yet you're always eyeing my wine cellar."

Grandpa Sa waved his hand: "That's different. My winery has only been open for a few years, and it's full of wines that I don't like to drink. If you really want to drink good wine, you'll have to come to me. I'm not willing to spend tens of millions to buy wines for my collection."

Ai Liang sat next to Feng Chengfu with the boy, passively listening to the two elders chatting.

The boy would occasionally chime in, and although his tone sounded appropriate for his age, he was quite knowledgeable, able to rattle off many things that Ai Liang had never heard of.

Ai Liang, however, was absent-minded and did not participate in the conversation once, remaining silent from beginning to end.

It wasn't until Feng Chengfu asked the boy about his future plans that things changed.

“I love the vineyard in my family’s yard, and I also love the peregrine falcon and the mink that catch rabbits. I hope that when I grow up, I can take care of all of these things like my father.”

The boy clenched his fist, his tone firm.

This sounds naive, like a child's joke, but it's much better than many people who ask about the future and then fall into confusion.

More importantly, he actually has a vineyard and winery to inherit.

And this may only be a small part.

Grandpa Sa rubbed the boy's hat hard: "This kid does nothing but follow the hunters to the park to watch them catch rabbits all day long. It's infuriating!"

After disciplining his grandson, he turned his gaze to Ai Liang and asked in a coaxing tone, "What does Xiao Liang want to do in the future?"