The woman hesitated for a moment, and then said, "You're right, I don't want to go, because I've heard that people forget everything after they are reincarnated, and I'm afraid of forgetting, so I've been stuck in the world." But if I have no place to live, I will be blown away by the wind and evaporated by the sun. I had to look for shelter everywhere, and I happened to hear a conversation between the masons and the masons, so I stayed here.

Grandpa said that the stonemason treated the stone girl as his wife, but you took the stone skin......

The woman didn't wait for her grandfather to finish speaking, and interrupted him and said, "It's just a skin, if your grandson is robbed of his skin and gives birth to a granddaughter, don't you recognize this granddaughter?"

Grandpa was stunned by her words.

There are two reasons why it was shocked. The first is that this woman actually knows what happened to her grandson, and the second is that this woman's question is really difficult to answer.

Does the relationship between people come from the outer skin, or from the inner soul?

When people here persuade adults who want a boy but give birth to a girl, or a boy who is disobedient, one of the things they often say is, "He has already come to your house, and you should treat him well as your child." It sounds as if the child does not belong to this family, is an outsider, and due to coincidence, the child has to be the child of this family, and the adults of this family have to recognize this child. In the final analysis, children are like this, and it doesn't matter whether they are obedient or disobedient, whether adults like them or not. If the child's personality and temper have changed, just like a different person, the child's parents will never think that this is not their child.

The woman on the bridge continued, "When the stonemason's wife was seriously ill, I had the opportunity to seize her skin and let her live on earth for a while longer. I didn't do that because it was against the way of life and death. If I had done that, would you say that the stonemason would treat me like a wife, or would he no longer be close to his wife's skin? Did his love for his wife stem from her skin, or was it the soul in her skin?

Needless to say, if the woman on the bridge had done this, the stonemason would still have been very good to the "wife" who had "recovered", and there would be no difference. In this way, Xu Mason will not change because of the woman on the bridge, and it is not to blame her.

Grandpa sighed and said, I won't talk about you. But how do you know about my grandson?

The woman's tone suddenly became much more relaxed.

She said, "The person who wants to rob your grandson's skin, I knew when I was alive." I've heard about her hanging in the rice mill. That time, she had to do it because she wanted a round house. Later, she was reincarnated and deliberately threw herself into the water, and others thought she was drowning. That time she had calculated the time, and she was going to wait for her return at the right age, in the right place. A few years earlier or a few years later, even if it was earlier or later, she would miss the opportunity with the returnee.

Grandpa finally believes in the connection between the woman in the rice mill and the crescent moon. The reason why she is in the form of a crescent moon is because she threw water again.

The woman on the bridge said that it was precisely because she didn't get the skin she wanted this time, and there was no way to meet her returnee, that there was so much resentment that she would entangle your grandson.