Quick Transmigration: Refusing to Be a Victim's Child

Ding--

The elevator doors slid open slowly, and Shao Linshen, carrying the freshly baked "Shao's Father," walked towards the front door. Seeing the door wide open, he strode straight into the living room.

At this moment, Shao's mother, who was sitting on the sofa, heard the noise, her heart tightened, and she turned around nervously.

Seeing Shao Linshen enter from outside, she immediately forced a fawning smile onto her pale face and hurriedly explained:

"Lin Shen, you, you're back."

Mom drank too much water and suddenly needed to pee. You weren't home yet, but luckily I found a spare phone in the bedside table, so I called a delivery driver to carry Mom to the toilet.

As soon as she finished speaking, she seemed to suddenly remember something important. She quickly reached into her pocket, pulled out a brand-new key, and, with her arm outstretched, handed it to Shao Linshen, a forced smile plastered on her face. She added:

"Here's the new house key. Keep it and remember to re-enroll your fingerprint later."

Shao Linshen listened to these flawed statements but did not expose them on the spot. He simply stared silently at his mother. For a moment, the living room was eerily quiet, as if the air itself had frozen.

Shao's mother felt extremely uncomfortable under his gaze. She could feel cold sweat constantly breaking out in her palms, and her back was already soaked with sweat, feeling sticky and extremely uncomfortable.

She subconsciously lowered her head, not daring to meet Shao Linshen's gaze, and her fingers gripped the hem of her clothes even tighter, trying to calm her inner tension and unease.

Just when the oppressive atmosphere was suffocating, two sharp, wary "Awooo~" sounds suddenly came from the corner, instantly breaking the deathly silence.

It turned out that the two black cats, who were focused on eating their cat food, also seemed to have keenly sensed the strange and oppressive atmosphere in the room.

Their once soft fur now stood on end, their bodies arched in a wary stance, and they bared their teeth at Shao Linshen, issuing hostile warnings.

Startled awake by the shout, Shao's mother quickly came to her senses and hurriedly explained, her voice filled with anxiety and worry:

"I just bought these two kittens today. You know how bad my leg is; the doctor said it won't heal for at least a month."

I was so bored being home alone, so I thought I'd buy two kittens to keep me company, at least to have some live creatures to cheer me up.

As she spoke, she looked at Shao Linshen with a pleading gaze, her eyes filled with fear that he would disagree and kick the two kittens out the next second.

To Shao's mother's surprise, Shao Linshen remained calm and unhurriedly walked to the single chair and slowly sat down.

He reached for the teapot, gracefully filled the two cups on the table with water, a faint smile on his face, and said in a gentle tone:

"Mom, you're getting on in years. It's perfectly normal for you to stay home, grow flowers and plants, and keep a cat for company."

It's my fault as your son for not thinking things through beforehand and for not considering your feelings, leaving you all alone at home feeling so lonely.

But now things are much better. With Dad by your side, your days at home will definitely be lively and fun, and you'll never be bored again.

Upon hearing this, Shao's mother's already unpleasant expression turned even more gloomy. She thought Shao Linshen was deliberately mocking her.

After all, a strange and terrifying presence now resides within Shao's father's body. This is hardly a reunion; it's clearly an absurd and horrifying farce.

Her face was tense. Seeing Shao Linshen pick up a teacup in each hand, she instinctively assumed he was pouring one for her, and a feeling of unease welled up inside her. She couldn't help but speak up:

"I'm not thirsty, you can drink it yourself."

"If you won't drink it, I will. Who said it was for you?"

Just then, Shao's father's rough and loud voice came clearly from the doorway, accompanied by the sound of powerful footsteps. The plump figure that Shao's mother knew so well slowly walked into the living room.

Shao's mother was instantly frozen in place, her eyes wide open in terror, her mouth agape, as if something was choking her throat, and she couldn't utter a sound.

"Ho, ho ho..."

Her whole body began to tremble uncontrollably, and her neck made a "creaking" sound when she turned it due to excessive tension. Her eyes were filled with terror and despair as she stared intently at Shao Linshen.

However, the scene before her eyes the next second completely stunned her.

But then, Shao Linshen and the "vengeful ghost" who possessed her husband's body were sitting together chatting and laughing like old friends, their atmosphere strangely harmonious.

“Shen… cough, son, Dad just finished recording your fingerprints. You know what, that thing is pretty fun. Remember to record yours later.”

"Ah~, this tea tastes really good, it has a mellow flavor. Son, pour me another cup."

Pangu Fan plopped down on the sofa with a swagger, sprawling out in a "big" shape. He sipped his tea contentedly and unceremoniously ordered Shao Linshen next to him to refill his cup, acting like a complete tyrant, which pleased him immensely.

This is the first time in His life that He has become a father to a host.

Wow, that feels so good!

Shao Linshen's lips twitched involuntarily, and he secretly glared at Pangu Banner.

Seeing that Shao's mother was about to faint from fright, he spoke up to comfort (or threaten):

"According to the police, 'Dad' was hit on the head by the collapsing ancestral hall and was unconscious. They knew that our family lived in the city, so they took him back on their way."

"Mom, this kind of accident isn't the first time it's happened in our village, so please try not to think too much about it."

Now that Dad is back safe and sound, our family is finally safe and reunited, which is wonderful news.

Shao's mother's face was ashen, her heart screaming wildly:

"Is this something that can be solved by just letting go? It's obvious that an old ghost has entered their house, and it's an old ghost that's possessing her husband's body."

She was filled with remorse. If she had known that such a terrible thing would happen, she would never have agreed to her husband's absurd idea of ​​returning to his hometown.

Now look what's happened! They've lost both their wife and their money. The thing the couple really wanted to do hasn't been accomplished. Now, one of them has had her body taken away, and the other has to share a body with her husband.

Thinking of this, Shao's mother felt as if a thousand needles were pricking her head, and her brain throbbed with pain. She lamented what sins she had committed in her past life to have encountered such a bizarre and terrifying thing.