Reborn Three Times: Parenting Is Hunting

The horror in this book does not lie in the bed watcher, but in the inescapable bonds of blood. The tears do not come from sacrifice, but from the simple act of wringing out a towel years later. Volume One: The Pain Between Generations:

"Mom, are you afraid of me?" Shen Heng asked.

"I am," Shen Nian'an replied. "I'm afraid you'll become like me." Shen Heng fell silent for three seconds, then turned and walked away. In those three seconds, Shen Nian'an saw a patch of tear-soaked fabric on the back of his shirt.

Volume Two: The Illusion of Love:

"Choose one. Kill me, or let me kill you." After Shen Nian'an said this, the two children felt around in the darkness until their hands found each other. Shen Nian'an saw the silhouettes of the two children huddling together for warmth, while she stood in the shadows like a bystander.

Volume Three: Realizing Too Late:

"Your grandma... Whenever she dried my hair, she would warm her hands by rubbing them together first." After Shen Heng said this, the eraser belonging to Shen Che, who was six years old at the time, fell to the floor. He bent down to pick it up and saw Shen Heng bending down at the same time. Their hands touched beneath the table. Shen Che said, "Big brother, your hands are warm too."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.