Rough Guy in the 80s: Lovely Wife Wakes Up Every Night

Chapter 473 Psychological Problems
In the living room, Feng Shuang and Lu Yumeng continued to complain about Feng Ye while eating the fruit.

Fei Yaqi was listening to the chat between the two, and from time to time beat Feng Shuang's legs and shoulders.

If you don't say it's the stepmother, judging by the intimacy of the two, they are completely mother and daughter.

Lu Yumeng watched from the side, but felt that Feng Shuang was vomiting blood like "accepting a thief as his father".

She couldn't imagine what Feng Ye was thinking after seeing all this.

"Shuangshuang, I haven't visited your room in a hurry last time, can I go and have a look?" Lu Yumeng said with a smile.

"Of course, I happen to have something nice to show you."

Feng Shuang pulled Lu Yumeng and walked towards the second floor, Fei Yaqi smiled and watched the two leave.

After the two disappeared at the corner of the stairs, the smile on her face faded immediately. She picked up Feng Shuang's leftover fruit on the table expressionlessly, and dumped it into the trash can.

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"Mengmeng, look, I embroidered this myself." Feng Shuang took out a white handkerchief.

A lotus flower is embroidered on the handkerchief, which is lifelike.

"Wow, Shuangshuang, your craftsmanship is really good."

"That's right, my mother taught me when she was alive, and her technique is very good."

When mentioning her mother, Feng Shuang's eyes flashed a trace of loneliness.

Lu Yumeng took the opportunity to ask, "Oh, what kind of person is your mother?"

"My mother... forget it, don't let Aunt Fei hear it, she will be sad."

Feng Shuang's words made Lu Yumeng frown slightly: "You seem to care a lot about Aunt Fei's opinion."

"If it wasn't for her, we siblings wouldn't know what would happen now." Speaking of Fei Yaqi, Feng Shuang was very grateful: "She didn't even want children for our siblings. I don't think there is anyone in this world Few people can do what she does."

"I just don't know why Feng Ye has such a heartless attitude towards Aunt Fei."

"Shuangshuang, haven't you ever wondered why Feng Ye did that? Have you had a good talk with him?"

"Talk about it. He always said that Aunt Fei wanted to kill me. Do you think he is suffering from persecution paranoia?"

Feng Shuang didn't seem to believe it at all.

Lu Yumeng couldn't help but said, "Then what if it's true?"

Feng Shuang was stunned for a moment, and then smiled "puchi": "How is it possible, Mengmeng, you also know that I am sick, and it happens repeatedly, but Aunt Fei has never complained about taking care of me, how can she be like this? Will it harm me?"

What a silly girl.

Lu Yumeng gritted her teeth and said, "Shuangshuang, actually..."

"I see. Did Ono say something to you?" Feng Shuang interrupted Lu Yumeng with an expression she had expected: "Don't listen to him talking nonsense, he is talking nonsense. Before Said that the medicine that Aunt Fei gave me was poisonous, so I clamored to call the police to test the medicine, but nothing was found, and my father beat me half to death."

"He has been like this since he was a child, and he has been living in his own world. In fact, we also saw a psychiatrist for him. The doctor said that he has a mental illness."

Feng Shuang's words forced Lu Yumeng to remain silent.

"Why are there mental illnesses?"

"It probably has something to do with him getting lost when he was eight years old."

From Feng Shuang's mouth, Lu Yumeng heard a different story.

Feng Ye was playful, so he walked into the deep mountains alone, and stayed in the mountains alone for one night. When he was found, he was already delirious from the cold, and kept yelling that someone wanted to kill him.

He also said that the fairy saved him, but no one believed him.

Everyone thought he was frightened crazy, after all, there are always some ghostly things in such a deep mountain.

So, his father and Aunt Fei took him to see many masters and witches, but nothing worked.

Later, I went to the city to find a psychiatrist, who said that he had a mental problem.

(End of this chapter)