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Chapter 1034: Extra Story 2: She is a Deity, He is Like Light (Luoluo - Part 1)_3

Chapter 1034: Extra Story 2: She is a Deity, He is Like Light (Luoluo Chapter Part 1)_3

No matter how busy she was, Suizi would come to the church every two weeks to play the organ amidst the confessions of the congregation.

When Dongdong bought the pipe organ for Luoluo, his original thought was to build a large villa on his own land, but it was Yu Wuxia who insisted on placing the pipe organ in the church. It is only here that her superpower can take effect.

Dongdong was very angry when he bought the organ.

Wasn’t this something he, as a father, should do? While he was wandering around the world foolishly looking for the best pipe organ, Ma Zisheng, also known as Dongdong the shameless, went ahead and quietly bought one without a word, beating him to it!

Because of this, Yu Jingting did not give Dongdong a good look for several days, and his wife even teased him, saying he couldn’t even catch up with something as hot as fresh excrement—his wife’s way of speaking hadn’t improved in decades, but she was quite excellent at belittling her own husband.

Eventually, Yu Jingting reasoned that Dongdong, as a brother, taking care of his sister was not a bad thing, especially since Dongdong had always been willing to spend money on the boy and girl twins since he was young.

Dongdong also sincerely admitted his mistake and promised Yu Jingting that he absolutely would not buy a house for Luoluo before Yu Jingting gave her a villa, allowing him the pleasure of exercising his rights as a father.

It was then that Yu Jingting forgave him, and father and son reconciled.

After all, Dongdong was the son that Yu Jingting and his wife had raised by hand, and Yu Jingting counted on him to be a spy, to watch out for any undesired young man eyeing his maiden daughter.

Dongdong indeed had a knack for making money. In the nineties, Suizi speculated in stocks, Dongdong secretly learned from her and used his own savings to trade stocks, earning tens of thousands, taking the boy and girl twins to the most expensive Western Restaurant in the country at the time, gorging on an extravagant meal, and even brought home an enormous lobster for the family.

Back then, he was just a high school student.

Latter on, when Luoluo went abroad to study music, he followed her, and it was during that period that he entered the Financial Circle. Bobo’s later operations were influenced by him, and the two brothers, without the family’s knowledge, concocted quite a few big deals, to which Yu Jingting was actually quite pleased.

This son, he hadn’t been raised in vain, ah, understanding how to dote on his sister. When his girl went to study abroad, he was a thousand times unwilling, fearing some foreigner might whisk her away, but with Dongdong, his dear son, accompanying her, he was put at ease.

Dongdong was also responsible, reporting to Yu Jingting every week about how many undesired boys he had warded off from Luoluo, and during father and son phone calls, Yu Jingting would feel especially comforted, while Suizi often appeared contemplative, even looking at Yu Jingting with a bit of sympathy.

This pipe organ was Dongdong’s coming-of-age gift to Luoluo; she would come twice a month, without exception.

No one here knew her identity; they only knew a beautiful musician would play the melody that connects to God at a set time, and those who had heard her play found all their troubles seemed to vanish.

Several people who had considered suicide, after hearing her play, found the courage to live on.

Yu Wuxia smiled and nodded to the churchgoers, her gaze sweeping the space above the church. This church had been renovated by her local tyrant father, with the painted glass of the dome filtering the fierce sun outside, and beneath the colored windows, she saw dark clouds filling the space.

It seems that today, many people have brought a lot of suppressed emotions to the church.

Yu Wuxia had known since she was young that she and her brother were different from normal people.

They could see the light on most people, with dignitaries like Grandma Jinnan emitting a particularly dazzling light, so the siblings had been adept at attaching themselves to those in high positions from a young age, and without exception, all those embraced by them turned out to be powerful benefactors.

But in this world, wealth and poverty, happiness and misfortune, go hand in hand, and her purpose in coming to the church was to use her piano music to shatter these dark clouds.

This superpower was something she discovered the first time she came into contact with the pipe organ. Yu Wuxia was deeply influenced by her parents; she never believed that kneeling in prayer could gain divine protection. Her parents struggled their whole lives, teaching her and her brother by example that only oneself can be one’s own savior.

Therefore, no priest, however good, could convince her, because she, believed only in herself.

Yu Wuxia had a strange perception that she was doing business with the cause and effect of the world through her music.

The more people she saved, the more positive feedback her family would receive, because her mother often said that when one does good deeds, they are accumulating happiness for themselves.

Yu Wuxia unlocked the fingerprint lock of the pipe organ, sat down on the piano stool, and began to play the sacred melody with the power to calm emotions and dissipate the room’s dark clouds, making people forget their worries.

As the music ended, Yu Wuxia turned around to see the dark clouds inside the church had dispersed, and the expressions of the worshippers were calm and joyful.

The church door opened, and the figure of a man appeared at the entrance; Yu Wuxia’s eyes curved into a smile.

Good, now the only two people who didn’t believe in God in this church have arrived.

Ma Zisheng, holding a cup of homemade milk tea, stood in the light, met her gaze, and smiled tenderly.

In that moment, she was the deity of this place, and he was the light beneath her miracle.