Chapter 75

Quietly snuggling in the bed, Su Yuan's thoughts gradually drifted away. She surveyed the layout of the bedroom and noticed that after just one day, many of the decorative details had been replaced by her mother. Some were even directly moved from her own room.

The room was primarily in white tones, with white bed sheets and white curtains. The warm-toned lampshade on the ceiling emitted a soft, slightly yellowish light.

Beside the curtains, a potted landscape stood lush and vibrant. It was a five-needle pine, growing against a rock formation, using the rock as its support. Below it, two elderly men were playing chess and drinking tea, creating a scene of leisure and contentment.

At that moment, a documentary about the universe was playing on the TV. Looking straight ahead, the wide-screen LCD TV continuously displayed the colorful universe.

Some things are just meant to be this way. Though mysterious and unknown, humans can still imagine their beauty.

Lowering her head slightly, Su Yuan's gaze fell on the white blanket. She noticed a pair of long, fair legs peeking out from the overlapping blanket, looking incredibly adorable. Su Caiwei's legs were like those of a young girl, smooth and perfect, almost heartbreakingly so. However, a faint scar on her slender, beautiful legs was strikingly noticeable.

A wave of uncontrollable emotion surged in Su Yuan's heart. She sat up and gently touched the scar on Su Caiwei's leg, surprised, "How did you get this scar?"

The scar was very light, almost invisible, but on the exquisitely crafted legs, it stood out prominently. Su Yuan's fingers trembled slightly, as if the scar's presence made her feel a sense of frustration, breaking the perfection she had in her mind for her mother.

Su Caiwei stroked her head and said with a faint smile, "That's from over a decade ago. I'm not quite sure about the details, but it must have been a serious external injury."

Su Yuan leaned back against the headboard, her gaze shifting between the TV screen and her mother's legs. Suddenly, she smiled and affectionately stroked Su Caiwei's head, "Mom, does your head still hurt recently?"

"It doesn't hurt," Su Caiwei said, looking at her daughter with a concerned expression.

Headaches were a recurring issue for Su Caiwei, much like a woman's menstrual cycle, occurring for a day or two each month. Initially, it was thought to be a medical condition, but after hospital examinations, nothing was found. The doctors explained that the headaches were a side effect of amnesia.

The human brain has a self-protective mechanism. On one hand, it deliberately forgets certain memories to alleviate stress, while on the other hand, the strong personality tries to remember the forgotten events, leading to the conflict and resulting in headaches.

Su Yuan always wondered what her mother had experienced to develop such a "strange" condition. From Su Caiwei's demeanor, she seemed to have come from a well-bred background. Thinking about the transformation, Su Yuan suddenly had a bizarre and amusing guess—could her mother's amnesia be related to the transformation?

Was she originally a boy?

Lu Xun once said he was never afraid to speculate about others from the worst and most malicious perspective, but Su Yuan felt it was disrespectful to make such guesses about her mother's past.

Although Su Caiwei didn't seem to mind the transformation, even if she had once been a man, she would accept it readily.

However, Su Yuan was different. In her view, her mother must be perfect!

She had a strong maternal attachment, a kind of recognition fostered by a single-parent family. But if... her mother really was a transformed woman, she thought, although it might take some getting used to, she would eventually accept it...

But considering her mother's elegant demeanor and natural grace, she felt her guess had no basis.

Perhaps she was just overthinking. The idea that Su Caiwei was a transformed woman was just a playful joke, not a reality.

"Indeed, I should go write a novel..." Su Yuan patted her head, feeling ashamed of her wild thoughts.

The next morning, sunlight filtered through the gaps in the curtains. Su Yuan rubbed her eyes and sat up, suddenly feeling a strange sensation in her lower abdomen.

Su Caiwei was already up, preparing breakfast for her.

Seeing Su Yuan's dazed and frowning face, she asked in surprise, "Xiao Yuan, what's wrong?"

Su Yuan made a pained face, "Mom, my stomach feels a bit uncomfortable."

"Did you eat something bad?"

Su Yuan shook her head, "Not that kind of feeling. It's just that my lower abdomen feels a bit uncomfortable, slightly painful, and also a bit sore and swollen..."

Su Caiwei's eyebrows furrowed, then she smiled, "Wait a moment, I'll get something for you." She opened a drawer and took out a package.

Seeing the item thrown on the bed, Su Yuan's eyes widened in disbelief, "Mom, this..."

"Silly child, from today on, you're a grown-up. Hurry up and put this on, or you'll stain the sheets!"

Su Yuan's brain suddenly flooded with blood, her face stiffening as the words "Auntie" popped into her mind. She shakily picked up the item, opened it, and took out a pad, looking up and asking, "How do I use this?"

Su Caiwei smiled, feeling a surge of happiness at her young, adorable daughter. For a moment, it seemed her daughter was not nineteen but a twelve-year-old girl.

Under Su Caiwei's guidance, Su Yuan reluctantly took off her pants and placed the pad between her legs. Afterward, she felt a deep resentment toward the female body, finding it cumbersome. She thought the creator must have been asleep, leaving such a significant flaw in the female body!

Su Caiwei then patiently explained the knowledge of the menstrual cycle and necessary common sense to Su Yuan. To Su Yuan's surprise, the pad needed to be changed frequently, up to six times a day if one was diligent!

No wonder the manufacturers of these products were doing so well, with such a vast potential market!

After breakfast, Su Yuan gradually adapted to the new situation. The discomfort in her lower abdomen was mainly a feeling of soreness and swelling, which also affected her chest. It wasn't until close to noon that she clearly felt a fluid slowly flowing out...

"Finally, I have to face this." Su Yuan brought a chair and sat on the balcony, basking in the sun and lost in thought.

Perhaps from today on, she truly realized she was no longer the same Su Yuan.

The cute, somewhat silly boy from before could only exist in her memories, and whether those memories would fade like a photograph was uncertain.

"Xiao Yuan, you must be careful these few days. Don't overwork yourself, and don't drink cold things, okay?"

In the afternoon, Su Huatian's car arrived at Su Yuan's house. After she got in, Su Caiwei continued to give her instructions. If she had known her daughter would start her period today, she wouldn't have let her go to the countryside.

"Don't worry, Mom, I've got it!" Su Yuan answered, pointing to her small backpack, "The stuff is inside, I'll be diligent..."

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If you have any comments, feel free to leave them in the review section. If you think the plot is too bland, I can make adjustments. If the pace is too slow, it will speed up later, especially when Su Yuan returns to school. The first volume is mainly about setting the stage, while the second volume will delve deeper into the plot...

Additionally, I will add more intense conflicts to make it more exciting!

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