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    The Amazing son inw Chapter 2562 (Charlie Wade)


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    “However, she never anticipated that her sons wouldck any conscience, ultimately leading to her tragic demise in the bitter cold of a winter day in Eastcliff.” On the day of the funeral, the wails of the three sons echoed through three alleys, yet everyone could clearly see that it was merely a staged performance for outsiders. Once the show was over, they quickly sold the ancestral home where their mother had lived, and after dividing the cash, they moved on with their lives.


    “Tell me, if karma truly exists, does this mean the old woman deserves to suffer in her next life?”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Lord Banks pondered this seriously, saying, “Perhaps the debts from the previous generation must be repaid in this life.”


    Wheat Mai scoffed, responding disdainfully, “Only those who fail to grasp thews of existence would use such reasoning as justification for their actions. If everyone believed in past or future lives, you could lend me all your money, and I could promise to return it double in the next life. Would you agree to that?”


    While Lord Banks recognized that Mai was merely making a joke, he began to consider the validity of Mai’s point.


    At that moment, Mai continued, “Simrly, some individuals are steeped in evil, and consequently, not only do they face unfortunate ends, but their children and grandchildren often bear the brunt of their misdeeds.”


    “Take the old woman I mentioned. After her tragic demise, her three sons found fortune: one thrived in business, another became a warlord, and thest sought opportunities in Nanyang, ultimately bing well-known entrepreneurs. The good do not receive blessings, while the wicked seem to prosper. After several generations, doesn’t it seem that this karma could be viewed as the opposite?”


    Lord Banks was left speechless.


    Zayne, who was listening intently, couldn’t help but ask, “Grandpa Mai, if karma doesn’t exist as you suggest, how do we exin the extremes within this family?”


    Mai smiled slightly, “Zayne, you’re inquiring about the reasoning behind it all. If you don’t understand the principles at y, you’ll only be left cursing in confusion. God doesn’t have a long gaze; the saying that good people don’t live long and cause harm has persisted for millennia. However, have you ever considered that if true causal reincarnation exists, then that saying wouldn’t hold because the principles of reincarnation don’t favor longevity or inflict harm across generations? That alone is contradictory.”


    As he spoke, Mai shifted the conversation, saying, “But if you grasp this principle, you’ll realize that everything is not linked to karma but rather to different rtionships—fate.”


    Lord Banks interjected, “Uncle Mai, what do you mean by fate?”


    Mai exined, “Fate pertains to numerology, the principles of life, or thews governing existence.”


    My father once remarked that the old woman was destined to be a lone star of Tiansha. Despite her good deeds, her fate would be difficult to alter.


    To illustrate, no matter how many carrots you consume, you cannot transform into a rabbit because they belong to entirely different realms of logic. You cannot assume that if rabbits enjoy carrots, consuming them will magically change your identity.


    Lord Banks, Zayne, and his son nodded in thoughtful agreement.


    Mai continued, “The lone star of Tiansha not only brings misfortune to her husband and wife but also to her children and grandchildren. The most tragic aspect is that she not only faces defeat from others but also cannot escape the fate of solitude among her own family in herter years. This results in a lifetime filled with endless suffering and sins that cannot be tolerated.”


    “Although her three sons were extremely unfilial, in terms of fate, their career paths were invisibly restricted by their mother’s destiny.”


    “Due to the old woman’s early death, the three sons found themselvescking in fortune. Ironically, this loss granted them the opportunity toter soar to great heights. If they had been devoted sons and taken care of their mother, it’s possible they would have faced early deaths for various reasons, perhaps all before their mother.”


    “Though it may sound absurd and unbelievable, this is the truth of fate.”<h3 ss="has-text-align-center" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>