In Wade's room.

Wade stared at the monitor, checking it over and over again.

Then he was calculating a big mess on paper, not knowing what he was calculating.

Martin pushed the door open, looked at his desk and said, "No need to do the math."

If Kellen couldn't find it, then he certainly couldn't find it.

Wade put his pen down and was silent.

Martin sat down and said, "If you want to ask something, ask."

Wade immediately turned around and asked, "Dad, how did you and my... How did you and my mother have me and Hamza?"

"Was it with the lights on? Or was it with the lights off, and why couldn't you see her face?"

Martin was silent for a moment.

Outside the door. Susie, who had just followed him, looked puzzled.

Two people arrived at the door and found that the atmosphere was not right. It is not good to go in directly to disturb them.

Susie heard 'light on birth' and 'light off birth' and felt amazing.

It turns out that you can choose to have a baby with the lights on and off. So, is it better to have a baby with the lights on, or with the lights off?

Susie looked at Kellen with bright eyes. So, did her mom and dad give birth to her with the lights off or with the lights on?

She liked the brighter light, it made people feel happy and safe.

Kellen seemed to see her confusion, the corners of his mouth twitched, trying to ignore the little one's flashing gaze, but couldn't.

He lowered his voice and said in a breathy voice, "Turn off the lights."

Susie grimaced and leaned into Kellen's ear and said in the same breathy voice, "So next time you have me, can I choose whether to have the lights on or off?"

Kellen remained silent.

Wait... Can there be a next time?

In the room, Martin spoke up.

"Lights off." He simply said.

Wade was confused, "My brother and I were born with the lights off? Then the lights were always on before the birth, right? Turned off the lights once and my brother and I came out?"

Martin got the same kind of headache as Kellen.

How do you explain this?

To say it wasn't a normal birth...?

Should we say that Hamza was the one who turned off the lights seven or eight times, and Wade was the one who turned off the lights seven or eight times?

The hotel room with the lights off at night, the curtains all closed. There is no trace of light in the room, he looked back when the person was no longer there.

Indeed, I do not know what the other side looks like.

Martin silently asked, "You really want to see your mother?"

Wade did not hide and nodded, "I wanted to ask her why she didn't want me and my brother anymore... Is it because my brother and I are not good enough."

Martin's cold and hard face softened slightly and he sighed, "And if you find her, what can you do?"

Wade was speechless.

Yes, what could you do, bring her back?

She had been gone for ten years, and not only was she a stranger to the Murray family. The Murray family was a stranger to her, and your grandparent won’t forgive her.

If you don't take her back, do you say goodbye after you see her?

Then why look for her again.

Martin stroked his head, "Go to bed early."

Wade did not say anything.

Seeing that father and son were almost done talking, Kellen tried to push the door open but Susie pulled her away.

"Wade is not happy." Susie said sullenly. "Let's not argue with him... I have a way to get to Wade’s mum."

Back in the room, Susie took the Grandpa Turtle out, held it and muttered before tossing it out.

Grandpa landed on the thick, soft carpet, spun around twice, and rolled over hard.

Suddenly his armor cracked and Susie was shocked and picked him up, "Grandpa, are you in pain?"

Grandpa slowly probes, did not seem to feel anything. Susie held it and touched the crack, frowning.

Mitch said, "I can't tell, it seems like Wade’s mother is not an ordinary person."

Susie squeezed her fingers and counted, but her not-so-sharp fingertips accidentally cut her finger and a drop of blood came out.

Mitch remained silent.

Kellen immediately picked up her hand, "Don't do it."

He had been studying geometry for a while and knew about this fortune telling thing.

It's called forcing a peek into the heavens and the future and will suffer a certain backlash.

Susie shook her head and said, "I'm just too new."

The master said that the most powerful time can even pierce the sky, just like the master Yama in hell, the eyes see through the fate of all people in the world with just a blink, ghosts and monsters have nothing to hide.

She has to work hard to become as powerful as Yama!

The night is dark and windy.

Susie changed into a black outfit and poked her head out like the assassins on TV.

This time definitely can't be caught by Grandma.

She quietly went to Wade's room, gently pushed open the door and walked to his bedside.

"Wade~" Susie whispered in Wade's ear.

Wade tossed and turned before he could easily fall asleep and was drifting off to sleep when he suddenly felt a gust of cloudy wind in his ears.

In his dream, a ghost suddenly climbed up at the end of the bed crawled over him and then attached it to his ear and shouted, "Wade…”

Wade was instantly awaked, reflexively jumped to the side and looked in horror at a dark shadow beside the bed!

"Crap!" He went in and out of the nationalist.

Freshly awake, he couldn't see into the darkness at all, and saw a pair of bright eyes.

Scary as hell!

Susie rushed up and climbed on the bed. She wanted to cover Wade’s mouth.

Wade, "Aaaahhhh - don't come any closer! Susie, help--"

Susie put her hand over his mouth and said, "Wade, I'm Susie, it's me! Your richest sister!"

Wade remained silent.

He closed his mouth in shock, swallowed and asked, "You... What are you doing here in the middle of the night..."

Susie whispered, "Shh... We're sneaking out and looking for your mum."

Wade, "What?"

Sneaking out again?

Why can't we just walk out?

Wade swallowed the question as the scene of his grandmother slashing his uncle with her bare hands came to mind and said in a lowered voice, "Okay."

He got up and changed into a black shirt and black pants, just like Susie. They prepared to go out.

There were two dark figures at the door...