The Amazing son in law Chapter 2303

Noticing that Zara had fallen silent and did not attempt to refute her, Deana let out a sigh and spoke with a serious tone: “Zara, it’s important for you to understand that every star in the vastness of over two trillion galaxies operates according to its own unique laws. What about the lives of billions of people?” She then brought her hands together in a gesture of reverence and continued, “In the past, I visited temples to burn incense and pay homage to Buddha. Both you and your father dismissed it as mere superstition, but Buddhism teaches us a profound truth: even a single grain of sand can represent an entire universe!”

“Even if it’s just a tiny pebble, within it lies infinite possibilities!”

“In the grand scheme, a galaxy is merely a grain of sand amidst the universe, yet it encompasses an immense and incomparable world.”

“The essence of the Book of Changes conveys a fundamental truth: everything in the universe, from the smallest particles of dust to the grandest stars, operates under its own set of laws. You might not understand them, but you must never disrespect them, do you understand?”

Zara quickly nodded, her voice soft and submissive as she replied, “Mom, I get it. I apologize for my previous ignorance; I really didn’t understand those concepts or the idea of fate…”

Deana smiled gently and replied, “Everything in this world follows its own set of rules. Once you uncover these laws, you’ll gain insight into its past, present, and future.”

“Just like the ancients who deciphered the laws governing celestial movements, they gradually learned to predict the weather.”

“Today, astronomers have mastered the dance of the sun and moon, enabling them to predict solar and lunar eclipses with precision, even calculating eclipses tens of thousands of years into the past.” This text is hosted at Find[ɴ]ovel.net

“The core of the Book of Changes is a synthesis of the laws that govern the heavens, the earth, and humanity.”

“Once you grasp these laws, you’ll be able to perceive someone’s past, present, and future.”

“Since Master Exeor has advised you not to seek further, you should heed his guidance and refrain from continuing your search. Both you and your brother are my entire world. When you had that accident in Japan, it nearly broke my heart, and I cannot endure any more misfortunes befalling you.”

Zara instinctively asked, “Mom… do you think Master Exeor is mistaken?” She quickly added, “I don’t doubt feng shui; I just believe that matters like these can be compared to solving a math problem. A small error can lead to significant discrepancies. As the saying goes, a slight deviation can result in a thousand-mile error…”

Deana shook her head firmly, asserting, “The Earth orbits the sun, completing a revolution every year without deviation. Likewise, our solar system revolves around the center of the Milky Way, taking 250 million years to complete one orbit, yet it remains precise. This is the rigor of universal laws!”

“The principles of the Book of Changes are as exacting as those of astronomy, and Master Exeor is the foremost expert in this field today. There is no one more knowledgeable, and he cannot be wrong!”

“If he has warned you that you’re like moths drawn to a flame, then you must stay far away from that fire! If you refuse to be obedient and insist on pursuing this, I will ask your father to send you abroad immediately!” Deana continued, “Anyway, Harvard Business School starts in August, and you still have half a year left. If you don’t comply, you might be going there sooner than you think!”

“Don’t be like that, Mom!” Zara exclaimed in a rush, “You want me to go to the United States alone? When I get there, the school won’t have started yet, I won’t have access to the dormitory, and I won’t know how to navigate the place. It will be really inconvenient…”

Deana replied with a serious demeanor, “There won’t be any inconvenience. Your father bought a villa near Harvard University last year. Once you’re there, you can stay in that villa, which has housekeepers, staff, and life assistants to help you. It will be quite manageable. If need be, I can accompany you too.”

Upon hearing this, Zara quickly pleaded, “Mom, I don’t want to go to the United States right now… I promise I’ll listen to you; just please don’t make me stop searching!” As she spoke, a deep sense of reluctance filled her heart.

“In my heart, there are countless reasons why I don’t want to give up looking for a savior…”