After transmigrating, I became a mother of three?!

She can't remember anything about her past life or her family.

Tang Min looked up at Hua Manyan helplessly.

"No, I can't remember, I can't remember anything at all, what should I do?"

"Don't even mention it, who am I, really?"

At this moment, Tang Min, like a child, nestled into Hua Manyan's arms.

Wasn't she a junior employee at the company? Didn't she live in a rented apartment? What else? I can't remember anything at all.

Suddenly, something flashed through Tang Min's mind, but it was too fast for her to react.

"Minmin, relax, relax."

Hua Manyan hugged Tang Min with heartache, saying, "I'm sorry, Minmin, I don't want to miss any chance as long as there's even a sliver of hope."

"Manyan, I want to go home. Can you take me home first?"

"it is good"

At this moment, Tang Min felt completely alienated from the world. She needed a safe place and didn't want to stay there anymore.

......................

Half an hour later, a vehicle that did not belong to the Zeng family stopped in front of the villa.

"Come on, Minmin, watch your step."

Two women got out of the car; they were Hua Manyan and Tang Min. Hua Manyan helped Tang Min as they slowly walked into the villa.

"Young Madam, Miss Hua"

"What's wrong with the young mistress?!"

He Ma, who rushed out of the villa, was startled to see Tang Min looking distraught and pale.

Everything was fine when we left, so what happened in just a short while? I heard the young mistress mention the art museum incident; could it be that something went wrong again?

The young master isn't here right now, what should we do?

With concern, Aunt He helped Tang Min up, constantly glancing at Hua Manyan.

"Aunt He, take Minmin upstairs first, I'll talk to you later."

Given Tang Min's current condition, it's best to take her upstairs to rest as soon as possible; we can deal with the rest later.

Miss Hua and the young mistress are friends, so Aunt He could only obey orders for the time being and send Tang Min upstairs to her bedroom to rest.

Supported by the two men, Tang Min walked mechanically, like a walking corpse.

Hearing the commotion downstairs, Lu Yun also came out of her study.

She had intended to take advantage of Tang Min's absence to annotate the characters Tang Min had copied, so that when Tang Min returned, she could see where her mistakes were and correct them in time.

I was annotating the second article when I heard a noise downstairs. It sounded like someone was calling Tang Min's name, so I went out to check and saw Tang Min being helped by someone.

Lu Yun put down what she was holding, ran up to her, and took Tang Min from Aunt He.

"What's going on here?"

Aunt He shook her head helplessly.

"Master Lu, let's go to Minmin's room first. I'll explain everything to you later."

Only Hua Manyan maintained her composure. Had she really done something wrong today?

"Okay, okay, Minmin, slow down."

Lu Yun nodded quickly, and the two carefully helped Tang Min back to the bedroom.

Throughout this journey, Tang Min was extremely cooperative, or rather, completely at the mercy of others. Even when she was placed on the bed, she did not make a sound, and she remained unmoved even when her master, Lu Yun, called out to her.

A moment later, the group closed the door and quietly left the bedroom.

"Master Lu, let's talk in the study."

Okay, this way.

Inside the study, the two stood facing each other, but He Ma did not follow them inside.

"Tell me, what happened? Why is Minmin like this as soon as she went out?"

Lu Yun looked at Hua Manyan seriously. Her intuition told her that Tang Min's current state was inseparable from Hua Manyan.

Lu Yun knew that Hua Manyan and Tang Min were best friends since childhood. They had studied abroad together and had a very good relationship. She wouldn't hurt her, so although her tone was stern, she didn't use an interrogative tone.

"Master Lu, Tang Min's condition is not simply due to amnesia."

Hua Manyan spoke slowly.

"What do you mean?"

"Minmin...she may have a serious mental illness."

Lu Yun lowered her arms and stared at Hua Manyan with wide eyes. How could Minmin have a mental illness? She was so cheerful and understanding.

"I know you don't believe me, please sit down and let me explain."

As Hua Manyan spoke, the atmosphere between the two eased a little, and Hua Manyan pulled Lu Yun to sit down to the side.

Tang Min's case cannot be explained in just a few words.

"Master Lu, I hope that no matter what you hear later, you won't get agitated."

Hua Manyan knew the relationship between Tang Min and Lu Yun, and also knew that Lu Yun truly loved and cared for Tang Min. She held Lu Yun's hands and gently reminded her.

“A few months ago, Minmin developed depression and refused to see anyone, locking herself in her room. Then one day, she suddenly woke up, but she didn’t remember anyone or anything.”

"At first, everyone thought it was just a simple symptom that would get better in a couple of days. Even Minmin herself said that she might have amnesia, so everyone treated her only for amnesia."

"That day, she called me and told me that she wasn't the original Tang Min, but just a soul residing in Tang Min's body..."

"What do you mean?"

Lu Yun frowned. What was a residing soul? She couldn't understand what Hua Manyan was saying.

"So, Minmin thought she was from another time..."

Lu Yun covered her mouth, looking at Hua Manyan in disbelief.

"Think about it, isn't Minmin's attitude towards you both familiar and unfamiliar, and occasionally a little distant?"

Hua Manyan said with a wry smile that these were all things she had experienced.

She didn't know how to describe the time she spent with Tang Min. She could feel that Tang Min's body didn't reject her, but because Tang Min always felt that she wasn't the real "Tang Min" and couldn't take away "Tang Min's" friend, she would distance herself from her from time to time.

If Tang Min hadn't told Hua Manyan about her illness, Hua Manyan would have truly believed that Tang Min had a soul inside her that they were completely unfamiliar with.

But later, more and more coincidences, and the voices that Tang Min described hearing, all told Hua Manyan that Tang Min hadn't changed; she was still the same Tang Min, her childhood friend, her best friend, and her lifelong friend.

Lu Yun carefully recalled her time with Tang Min since returning home. Was it really like that?

No wonder she always felt a sense of disconnect when she was with Minmin. Was it because Minmin felt guilty for taking "Tang Min's" master and deliberately distanced herself from her?

Did Minmin ask her to stay with Tang Min forever because she saw what "Tang Min" experienced when she was a child, and that's why she made that request?

Lu Yun covered her face and cried softly. Her sobs contained heartache and guilt for noticing Tang Min's strange behavior sooner.

"Master Lu, please don't cry. Minmin is able to remember this time thanks to you."

Hua Manyan held back her tears and gently wiped away the tears on Lu Yun's face.

"But Minmin still felt she wasn't 'Tang Min,' and she came to see me this afternoon, and then... sigh..."

Hua Manyan then told Lu Yun everything that had happened that afternoon.

Downstairs, Mrs. He walked anxiously with her phone in her hand.