Monster Tea Party

Chapter 6032 Patience
Nothing seems amiss?
But that's the strangest part.

The child pursed his lips.

With a problem weighing on his mind, the child lost his appetite.

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"Doesn't Ya Ya like today's dishes?"

The woman noticed the child's behavior and asked a question.

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what?
After a moment of stunned silence, the child shook his head.

No.

The child grinned.

The food was delicious today.

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"is it?"

The woman was somewhat incredulous.

"Then why do you look like you're eating in pain?"

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pain?

The child was stunned.

She touched her face.

Is it that serious?

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A hint of a smile flickered in the woman's eyes.

"Kidding."

"Ya Ya."

"Isn't that strange..."

Why don't your parents tell you about the big leopard?

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The child was taken aback.

She stared blankly at the woman.

Yes.

She was prepared for her parents to tell her about it.

And now we've waited until...

Are Mom and Dad planning to talk to her?

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"Silly goose."

The woman reached out and gently tapped the child's head.

Are you very nervous?

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The child blinked.

nervous?

Ok.

Of course she was nervous.

She knew she had seen... a big leopard again... and her parents would definitely be unhappy if they found out.

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"Then why did you tell Mom and Dad?"

The woman smiled.

"If Ya Ya doesn't tell, Mom and Dad won't know."

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The child was slightly taken aback.

No, I won't tell?
Is it...okay?
The child never intended to hide it from his parents.

She is not good at lying.

They are especially bad at lying to their parents.

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"Good boy."

The woman reached out and touched the child's head.

"It's right to tell Mom and Dad."

"Ya Ya."

"This is a very serious matter."

"Your concealment may have irreversible consequences."

"Mom and Dad are very happy that you told them right away."

That's why, although they were depressed because their child was seeing hallucinations again, they also had some confidence that their child would get rid of the hallucinations.

The children trust them a lot.

Children trust their parents more than hallucinations.

As long as they repeatedly emphasize to the child, the child... will not become addicted to illusions.

I don't believe in illusions.

It might be difficult...

They had no experience.

They consulted a lot of information, but ultimately it was all just theoretical talk.

But they have patience and confidence.

The child is perfectly healthy.

Besides being able to see hallucinations.

An illusion of a giant leopard.

Apart from this, the child showed no other abnormalities whatsoever.

Unlike many patients who experience hallucinations...

The child realized that what he was seeing was an illusion.

As long as the child realizes this...

They felt the problem was still under control.

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They didn't want to put too much pressure on their child.

They had said many of these things to their children countless times before.

Seeing hallucinations...

They didn't know how much of a role the child's attitude played in it.

It's tough on the kids too.

Children today also feel embarrassed about seeing a large leopard.

Because of my friend's attitude.

Her friend dislikes people who see hallucinations.

of course.

Most people probably don't like seeing hallucinations.

Who would like to be with a... patient?

……

Yes.

Isn't experiencing hallucinations a kind of illness?
A rare and difficult-to-cure disease.

However, it is not impossible to cure.

It's just hard.

They too felt sad, resentful, indignant, and complaining...

I was plagued by all sorts of negative emotions.

but……

The child is trying very hard to cooperate with them. The hardest part is dealing with the child.

It's hard to accept that what you're seeing is an illusion.

after all……

As far as the child was concerned, she truly saw it.

Denying the "reality" of what one sees and instead accepting it as an illusion...

Just thinking about it...

The child's parents felt that this was too much of a burden.

It's especially unfair to a child.

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But no way.

Even more difficult...

They also cannot allow children to believe their own illusions.

They can be tolerant of children.

Others may not.

The girl with the ponytail's behavior this time should have made the child realize this point.

Even his own friends care.

Let alone others?

If you don't want to experience being ostracized by friends or being given strange looks again...

That will only make you feel worse.

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But it doesn't matter.

The discomfort is temporary.

The child will not see hallucinations forever.

Children who realize they are seeing illusions will eventually break free from them.

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When the time comes, the clouds will clear and the sun will shine brightly.

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"Ya Ya."

The woman tidied the child's hair.

She tucked the fallen hair behind the child's ears.

"Your parents have said many of these things to you many times."

"I think you should remember everything."

"is it?"

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The child stared blankly at the woman.

Well……

The child tilted his head slightly.

Yeah?

The child wasn't quite sure.

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The woman found it somewhat amusing, appearing like a silly little child at that moment.

This kid...

I was already a bit dazed.

Now I'm even experiencing hallucinations...

The woman sighed deeply in her heart.

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The woman's expression revealed no hint of her true feelings.

Otherwise, it will put a lot of pressure on the child.

This child is very sensitive.

They also tend to keep their thoughts to themselves.

This can't be rushed.

Seeing hallucinations is not caused by a cold or flu.

Besides, it takes several days to recover from a cold or flu.

Not to mention that it takes a hundred days to recover from a broken bone.

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"Ya Ya."

The woman repeated to the child, "Remember, the leopard you saw was an illusion."

"is fake."

"not real."

"No one else saw the leopard except you."

"Don't show anyone, except your mom and dad, that you saw a big leopard."

"Don't tell anyone except your mom and dad that you saw a big leopard."

You should pretend you didn't see it.

"Don't let others notice anything unusual about you."

"have you understood?"

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Ok.

The child nodded.

Got it.

That's what she did today.

I didn't tell anyone...

She saw a large leopard.

I only told my parents when I got out of school.

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"Ah."

The woman smiled. "Ya Ya, you did a great job."

"All right."

"That's it."

"Can we eat in peace now?"

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what?
After a brief moment of stunned silence, the child suddenly felt somewhat lost and embarrassed.

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The woman smiled and placed a piece of food into the child's bowl.

"Eat."

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The child nodded haphazardly.

Her heart returned to where it was.

Don't say it.

My mood changed, and so did my appetite.

The child suddenly felt hungry.

They started eating heartily.

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The child's parents looked at the child with smiles.

The children saw the hallucination again, which made them feel a little heavy-hearted.

But Chen Jing's absence for several days, seemingly indicating that she had given up, made them feel a little better.