Shen hao’s father waited with bated breath, his eyes fixed eagerly on his son, while Shen Tian sat nearby, subtly leaning in to hear the decision.
Shen hao remained still for a moment, letting the silence stretch just long enough.
Then, with a calm, measured voice, he spoke, “Alright, Father.
I agree.
I will transfer the hospital property to Shen Tian’s name.”
A radiant smile broke across his father’s face as he let out a jovial laugh.
“That’s my boy!
I knew you wouldn’t be stingy over something like this.
After all, what is a tiny piece of property compared to the person who saved your father’s life?”
Shen hao gave a polite, quiet nod, but before the atmosphere could completely settle, he added with a thoughtful expression, “However, Father…
I can only finalize and transfer the property tomorrow.”
His father paused, a flicker of surprise washing over his face.
He blinked, clearly not expecting any delay, and asked in a slightly bewildered tone, “Tomorrow?
Why tomorrow, Shen Hao?
“I want to get the paperwork checked properly before transferring it Because I want to ensure everything is completely clean before handing it over”
Shen Hao explained smoothly, his tone laced with absolute sincerity.
“I don’t want him facing any legal complications or hassles afterward.
I’m going to inspect the hospital myself today, and once everything is verified, I will transfer it to his name tomorrow.”
His father listened and nodded in approval.
“Ah, that makes sense.
You’re right to be thorough.
One day won’t make a difference—tomorrow is completely fine.”
Shen hao then turned his gaze toward Yui ling, who had just finished her breakfast.
Catching her eye, he gave her a subtle glance, signaling her to stand up.
Understanding his cue, yui ling wiped her lips with a napkin and rose from her chair.
Without lingering a moment longer, the two of them walked out of the dining hall together.
Sitting quietly at the table, Shen tian eyes narrowed into dark, cold slits as he watched their retreating backs.
‘Did he notice something?
Is he onto me?’
‘Dammit!
This wasn’t supposed to happen,’ he gritted his teeth, his hand tightening further around his glass. Visit g.com for the full chapter.
‘It seems my dear cousin is far sharper and more dangerous than I gave him credit for.
I need to be extremely careful from here on out.’
Shen hao stopped in his tracks and turned to face yui ling.
Locking his gaze onto hers, his voice dropped to a low, serious whisper.
“did you notice that faint, translucent white spirit floating near Shen Tian?
The one you saw yesterday?”
Yui ling shook her head slightly, her expression turning grave.
“No, Shen Hao…
I didn’t see that white spirit near him today.
But when I looked at Shen Tian, I saw something else that was completely bizarre.”
She stepped a little closer, lowering her voice.
“There was a faint, strange aura oozing directly from his body—a mixture of radiant gold and brilliant white.
It wasn’t the spirit from yesterday.
It felt like a completely different form of raw energy leaking out of him…
something I just couldn’t wrap my head around.”
“Golden colour energy hm…I see”
“Everything that has happened so far points to one conclusion, Shen Tian definitely possesses a System…
or some kind of powerful Spirit bound to him.
It’s either creating high-level illusions or directly manipulating the minds of the people around him.”
He crossed his arms, his mind working at lightning speed.
“And detecting this anomaly is extremely difficult unless it makes direct contact with you.
If that weren’t the case, with how closely I’ve been observing him over the past week, I would have definitely caught onto something sooner.”
He paused, a cold light glinting in his gaze.
“Which means…
now, he—”
He gestured toward a sleek, black luxury sedan parked nearby—a brand-new, cutting-edge model with smooth contours and tinted glass.
Yui ling nodded and took the driver’s seat while Shen hao settled into the passenger side.
As the powerful engine hummed to life, Shen hao looked at her intently and asked, “Can you check around us right now?
Is that white spirit still lingering anywhere nearby?”
Yui ling closed her eyes for a brief second.
When she reopened them, her deep blue eyes glowed with a faint, ethereal light as her vision scanned their surroundings.
After a careful sweep, she shook her head.
I don’t see that white spirit anywhere near us right now.”
Shen hao nodded thoughtfully.
“Good.
That confirms one thing.”
Leaning back against his seat, his eyes cold and focused, he continued, “First, I need Shen Tian’s complete schedule for the entire day.
But more importantly…
can you devise a plan to lure him out of the mansion?
I need him isolated in a place where no one—not even my father—can come to save him.”
Yui ling gazes at Shen Hao with a serious expression, and suddenly, a playful, teasing intent is clearly visible in her silver eyes.
She says to him, “Shen Hao, your problems have always been my own.
Don’t worry—I will devise a plan from which Shen Tian will have absolutely no way to escape.”
Shen Hao maintained his focus on the road, his grip on the steering wheel firm and steady.
“You think of your plan, and I’ll come up with mine.
But remember one thing…
this isn’t just a game of cat and mouse.
We are dealing with an anomaly that defies logic.”
He glanced at her, his expression grim.
“If he senses even a hint of our suspicion, he might trigger his system to vanish or manipulate someone else to protect himself.
We have to be absolute ghosts, ling yui.
Not a single trace of our intent can reach him.”
She stared out the tinted window for a long moment before turning back to Shen Hao.
“Shen Hao,” she murmured, her voice barely above a whisper.
” you know what?
I used to think that I was the only one with supernatural abilities, that I was special.
But now, it seems like there are other people like me too.”
“I have a gut feeling about this…
this plan of ours, this mission.
It’s going to get far more bizarre and unpredictable than either of us could have imagined.”
Shen Hao didn’t look away from the road, but his jaw tightened.
The silence that followed felt heavy, the weight of their uncertain future pressing down on them inside the confines of the car.
Even though he didn’t have his father support against Shen tian he was sure his mother can help.