So at that moment, Su Ya originally planned to walk into the wooden house in front of her and lie down on the flat wooden bed and fall asleep, but the strange thing is that after this, she completely lost the impression of this sleeping plan, and now she can only remember that she once passed by this wooden house, she once stood in front of this magnificent creeper to watch....... but then how did she return to Dopp's wooden house, how did she sleep on that wooden table, and how did she dream in her sleep that she enjoyed a "Manchu Han full banquet" with Dopp…… She couldn't remember anything about it.

When Su Ya thought of this, the initial doubt in her heart finally came to light - no wonder when she woke up from the dream, she only felt that her heart was very clogged, she felt that there was a question in her heart that seemed to be coiling around her, but she couldn't remember what that question was, let alone the answer to this question. When she passed by the window of the wooden house again, she finally saw a lot of doubts in her eyes: when she first came into this world, she was surrounded by a white fog, which could not be driven away like pesky flies, and if she hadn't used her pure blood to "drive" them, perhaps she would not have been able to shake off the fog for the rest of her life......

And in the sleep just now, she saw the white fog around the dining table again, Su Ya has been "accompanied" with this fog for so long, it is impossible for her not to know them, although the location this time is completely different from the last time, but Su Ya can still guess that the person who is playing the same trick in the two places must be the same person......

If the fog seen in Su Ya's dream is really someone playing tricks, then that means that the "dream" is not a real dream, but a reality that exists, that is......

Su Ya seemed to wake up from a dream in an instant, and she began to suspect Dopp: "Could it be that Dopp is lying?" ”

Suya felt that Dopp's most difficult suspicion was about him not eating in a long time. Because Suya knew herself well, neither before nor after she fell asleep, she did not develop a strong appetite*, because she had eaten many meals of the unhungry fruit before leaving the Valley of Sighs, although the fruit was not very delicious, and she could not remember how many days had elapsed between each time she ate the fruit, but when she left the Valley of Sighs, she did not eat for a long time*.

And when Su Ya met Dopp, he emphasized to Su Ya that he hadn't eaten for a long time, but it turned out that he wouldn't die because of this, although his whole person looked weak and skinny, but from the perspective that he could move freely, speak, etc., he still belonged to a healthy population......

As the saying goes, "I think about it every day, and I dream about it at night", since Su Ya doesn't feel hungry, even if she sees delicious food, she is not moved, so how could she dream of a big meal? Even if this oppressive proverb is true, then it should be Dopp and not her who will really dream like this...... What's more, the white fog around her that Su Ya saw in that dream was too familiar, and now Su Ya was even guessing: maybe the person who arranged this qiē didn't think of this, his hypocritical scene was too fake, and his lies were full of loopholes. (To be continued)