Shattered by Fate, Restored by Truth-Chapter 308: Driving to a Dead End

"Is it still the same as before?" She clenched her teeth and repeated the question she had just asked. Mu Xinghan hesitated for a moment before answering.

"Your fate has always been peculiar, being near death at birth and yet you struggled through. Having gone through another disaster a few years ago, naturally, things are different now. The Heavenly Slaughter Star signifies a major ill omen." freeweɓnovel~cѳm

Su Wanxin seemed lost in thought for a moment, then nodded as if understanding.

"Alright, I understand now."

Mu Xinghan saw her turning to leave, originally wanting to say something more, but recalling the ridiculous actions of the Fu Family, he swallowed his words instead.

Heavenly Slaughter is about overcoming; the Lone Star signifies solitude.

When the Heavenly Slaughter Lone Star descends, isolation and overcoming family follow, but should a noble benefactor arrive, performing good deeds and accumulating virtue can be the remedy.

Although this fate is hard to unravel, it’s not without solutions.

Moreover...

Fu Shihan is born under the Killing Wolf Constellation, which along with the Heavenly Slaughter Star, are both fates of absolute. When two people of such fates unite, it’s not necessarily a bad thing.

The common folk wouldn’t understand these words, perhaps they haven’t even heard of them.

So, that old man must have heard something from someone, which is why he approached Su Wanxin, telling her to keep her distance from Fu Shihan in the future.

Su Wanxin returned to her place in a daze, sitting on the couch, head bowed in silence.

If even Mu Xinghan said as much, it confirmed Fu Yansheng’s concerns were real.

Fu Shihan had been away for a week, and it would be only a few more days before his return.

She had thought of some words to say when he returned. But now it seems... there was no chance to speak them.

Su Wanxin gave a self-deprecating laugh, her expression one of loathing.

She despised herself, thinking she should have died three years ago, and then none of these troubles would have followed.

Mu Xinghan sat by quietly watching her, pained to see her force a smile while restraining herself from crying.

"Xing Han, Xiao Yu and I will move in with you tonight."

"Okay."

Su Wanxin stood up, went upstairs. After informing Mu Suyu, she went back to her room to pack her belongings.

She still didn’t have much luggage; after packing some clothes and taking a few documents from her study, there was no trace of her left in this house.

She didn’t say another word, and even when leaving the house, she didn’t look back.

Mu Suyu didn’t know what had happened but sensed that something was wrong. When they reached the new residence, and Su Wanxin was in her room sorting things out, Mu Suyu finally took the opportunity to ask Mu Xinghan.

After Mu Xinghan explained the situation to her, Mu Suyu laughed mockingly and then began to curse furiously.

She had thought Su Wanxin’s condition had improved a lot lately, assuming the Fu Family was willing to accept her again and maybe one day Su Wanxin’s inner turmoil would be resolved. But to think, they suddenly pulled this move.

Isn’t Su Wanxin part of their family? Haven’t they lived together for over a decade?

How could they abandon her just because of someone’s words? How could they be so cruel?

"I’m going out to investigate something. You keep her company."

Mu Xinghan’s gaze was dark as he left, and Mu Suyu approached Su Wanxin’s door, pressing her ear against it to listen to the sounds inside.

"Wanwan, what would you like to eat tonight?"

"I’m not hungry, I won’t eat."

"Why are you not eating properly again? I..."

"Xiao Yu, leave me alone for a while," Su Wanxin laid on the bed, her gaze blankly staring at the ceiling. "I really can’t eat anything."

Mu Suyu hesitated, at a loss for what else to say.

Su Wanxin needed someone to be with her now, but that person wasn’t here.

This time, the Fu Family had really backed Su Wanxin into a corner...