As long as he said this, it would be meaningless to ask Shi Sangluo any more, let alone that she suddenly realized that the person who blessed her in heaven might not necessarily be a relative of blood.

Gu Fuye treats her very well. Even if she is no longer alive, she will probably still keep her in her heart.

A sourness surged in Shi Sangluo's heart. She asked the master: "Can I worship two sea lanterns in the temple? Even if I don't know who they are, I want them to know what I want."

"Of course." The master led Shi Sangluo to the place where he chose the sea lanterns and said to her, "If you only worship it in front of the Buddha and do not perform rituals, the sea lanterns can be ignored."

He said that Sang Luo felt the most difficult part when he got it. The lamp she worshipped her father was naturally fine, but how to write this other one is really hard to deal with.

Gu Fuye has passed away for a long time. If he has entered the samsara, this so-called offering will only add to his troubles.

Shi Sangluo thanked the master and personally lit two sea lanterns dedicated to the Buddha, one for his father and the other for Gu's career.

Yu Jie looked at the side with a nervous mood, but she didn't expect that Qianye Temple was really effective. The host just said a few mysterious words, and she felt cold sweat.

Just now, when the master said with a mysterious look on his face, Sang Luo was blessed by two relatives in heaven, Yu Jie guessed their identities.

Uncle Shi is indeed the same as his relatives, but Gu Fuye is not.

The master said, there are two relatives in heaven bless her, who is the other one?

Yu Jie felt that except for Shi Sangluo's father, the other one would only be the child she lost four months ago.

But this matter cannot be known by Shi Sangluo. She would rather Shi Sangluo think that this other person was Gu Fuye.

If she knew, she wouldn't be able to bear it.

Shi Sangluo offered the lamp, but did not turn around and leave, but folded his hands together and prayed for a long time in the light.

Yu Jie was afraid that Sang Luo would really understand Guan Qiao if she thought about it again, so she quickly called to distract her attention: "Xiao Luo Luo, no matter what, our trip was not in vain. Now that these two people bless the aunt, she will definitely turn bad luck into good luck."

"Yes." Shi Sangluo's eyes were slightly wet, obviously very touched in his heart.

After the abbot finished what he should say, he had already retreated to another place to do his own business.

Yu Jie sighed that there were really talented people in this temple, and while finding the right time to pull Sangluo left the temple, he was afraid that she would piece together the truth from the abbot's mouth if she stayed for a long time.

The abbot has not seen a person as devout as Shi Sangluo when he worships the Bodhisattva for a long time, so he stood there and watched them leave.

The next second, there was a tall man next to the cushion where Shi Sangluo knelt. He was well-dressed and extraordinary. Even worshiping Bodhisattvas, he stood in front of the Buddha and prayed.

The abbot looked at Fu Chengyuan's appearance and saw at a glance that he was following the two female donors just now.

"Amitabha."

Fu Chengyuan noticed that someone was looking at him and saw that the man was the abbot, so he returned the ceremony.

The abbot first recited the Buddha's name silently, and then he said in an unobstructed tone, "Donor, since you came with the two female donors in front, why are you different from them?"

Fu Chengyuan did not deny his intention, but was not convenient to say why he was not in front of Shi Sangluo, so he simply looked at the two newly added sea lanterns in front of the Buddha in silence.

This is the sea lantern worshipped by Shi Sangluo. I think it is also to pray for the mother in the intensive care unit.

"Master, I have something I want to ask for, can I give you some advice?"

The abbot smiled and said, "We can't speak of guidance. We are ordinary people in the world."
Chapter completed!