Master, Your Wife Has Become a Super Star Through Fortune-Telling-Chapter 44 - 46: Great Fire

Wang Hai was gone for just two short minutes before he returned.

And this time, Su Nian knew that those morons were dead and gone.

[So they really died?]

[Does this count as the streamer committing murder?]

[Why didn’t the streamer stop him? Those were two lives!]

[Is the poster above a complete idiot? The streamer explained karma a long time ago. Those morons got what they deserved!]

Ignoring the incessant arguments in the chat, Su Nian turned her attention to Wang Hai.

"It’s time for you to go."

"Xiao Hai, Xiao Hai..."

Perhaps due to the special psychic bond between a mother and son, Zhang Yan cried out as she awoke from her stupor.

Wang Hai was on the verge of losing his composure. His mother had always been a straightforward and carefree woman.

But now, she was sobbing uncontrollably. In such a short time, streaks of white had appeared in her hair.

"Mom... take care of yourself..."

Zhang Yan was crying so hard she was about to faint. The pain was so intense that for a moment, she was struck speechless.

"It is not good for him to remain in the mortal world. It will be very bad for him later on."

Su Nian’s tone was placid. After a long moment, Zhang Yan finally nodded, weeping bitterly.

The surrounding black energy dimmed. Wang Hai nodded as well. Su Nian’s lips moved slightly as she recited the deliverance spell. 𝑓𝘳𝑒𝑒𝓌𝘦𝘣𝘯ℴ𝑣𝘦𝑙.𝘤𝑜𝑚

Soon, the baleful energy around Wang Hai seemed to be washed clean, enveloped in a golden light before it gradually faded away.

"Ah... my... Xiao... Hai, Xiao Hai... WAAAH... My... son..."

Her words came in broken fragments; she couldn’t even form a complete sentence. All she could do was express her grief through loud, hoarse cries.

On the verge of collapse, she watched her son disappear bit by bit, as if a knife were carving out her heart.

[SOB SOB SOB...]

[My condolences to Xiao Hai’s mom...]

[What kind of animals are they? A good kid and a good mother, completely ruined over something so trivial!]

Zhang Yan cried until she was numb. Su Nian simply helped her walk out of that place, step by step, and then took her home.

She could read people’s fortunes in their faces, so naturally, she could foresee the choice Zhang Yan would make. But Su Nian didn’t say another word and simply left.

「Aftermath.」

Zhang Yan woke the next day to the piercing glare of the sun.

Her pillow was soaked with tears. Looking at her eyes, so swollen they were just two thin slits, she apathetically washed up and went to her son’s school.

This was the high school her son had dreamed of attending, yet she never imagined it would lead to him meeting such an end.

When Zhang Yan walked into the office, several people were arguing with the principal.

Their sons had been missing overnight, but that morning, they had been found dead on school grounds by other students.

One student had already gone missing from the school, and now three more were dead. The principal complained bitterly to himself, thinking his career was surely over.

Then he saw the numb-looking Zhang Yan. Noticing her plain clothes and recalling her strange behavior from the night before last, the principal chose to take his anger out on her.

"Ma’am, what are you doing here again! If you’re looking for your son, go to the police. Stop causing trouble at our school, will you?"

But Zhang Yan just curved her lips into a ghastly, pale smile.

"I’ve already called the police. My son died in this school, and I will get justice for him!"

Meanwhile, the police were baffled. First thing in the morning, a woman had come in with a brick, asking them to test it for human blood and tissue.

At first, no one was willing to do it; everyone thought she was mentally ill. That is, until she was recognized as the mother whose child had recently gone missing.

Out of sympathy, they tested it for her. To their shock, it actually contained human tissue.

Soon, the school was shut down for investigation, and the high-and-mighty principal was taken into custody.

As the investigation deepened, the police felt something was increasingly off. They discovered that all the killers had died on the same day.

Their deaths were gruesome. What’s more, Zhang Yan seemed to have known all along; nothing surprised her.

The police began to suspect Zhang Yan, but before they could investigate her, she died in a massive fire.

She had set fire to three homes, one for each family, and then she, too, remained within the blaze.

It was the most satisfying revenge she could devise. Whether those parents were good people or not didn’t matter; all she wanted was to avenge her child.

Amidst the raging inferno, a long-absent smile appeared on her face. Her husband and son had finally come to take her home.