Kill crazy! The real daughter rushed to rectify the rich family!

She smiled, not with disdain or disgust, but as if she was tasting an expired delicacy, which was interesting but already boring. "The most common thing I've seen is people who want to adopt a girl to bring back a boy. Isn't there a rumor like that in some areas? Some girls are born with brotherly affinity, and whoever's family they marry into will give birth to a son. Others come to find a backup for their sons, picking a good girl to either be a child bride or to be sold for a dowry when she grows up. During the long growth period, the family can also have an extra nanny who works hard and never complains. There are also ridiculous young people who don't get married and have children and just adopt one just to deceive their parents that they are married and have children. There are too many to mention."

"As for why I know the inside story? It's not because I can read minds, but because most of these children were returned, so the truth mixed with rumors would fly everywhere, further intensifying the fights between the children, and then making the adults who came to adopt them show even more complicated and picky expressions. The most outrageous case I've seen was a kind-hearted couple who returned a child who was beaten to death. They confessed to the director that they originally wanted to raise a child to help the male owner improve his irritability and explosiveness, but they didn't expect that having a child who couldn't resist would make him even more violent."

"But these are not crimes punishable by death—at least that's what the law says."

Ye Kong said: "I was young at the time and thought that this was enough to constitute the various forms of life described in the book, until we discovered the secrets in the Flower Box Welfare House."

She blinked, as if she was sighing, "It was then that I realized that all the weirdos I had seen were just ordinary people. Even the violent man who beat people chose to send the child back and kneel down to confess to the dean after realizing that he might kill her. He was also willing to plead guilty in court. This was truly a noble choice."

“As long as people don’t trample on other people’s lives, even if they take some crooked paths and have some or many not-so-bright ideas, they are just living an ordinary or even hard-working life. After all, people have to endure a lot of things when they are alive—and there are so many people in the world who don’t treat others as human beings, nor do they treat themselves as human beings.”

"I used to be a person who had a very unclear sense of good and evil, but at that time, I first had the thought of 'they deserve to die'."

Ye Kong raised his head and thought: "That was one of the two times when I had the biggest emotional ups and downs in my life. At that time, I even had a detailed idea in my mind on how to torture them thoroughly before killing them. I also invited Yuan Chu to cooperate, but he refused."

When Wen Can heard the name, his eyelashes moved and he asked calmly, "He is a good man."

"Maybe. I have never met anyone who loves the world more than him. It seems that everything can be forgiven and understood. After listening to me, he said that I am just an ordinary person when I am a good person, but I will definitely be a super genius if I am a bad guy."

"So," Ye Kong looked at Wen Can and said seriously, "It's hard for me to answer your question."

"Because I don't know how to measure what you call 'the most hated' - everyone has a scale in their heart. For some people, the hypocritical adoptive parents who adopted her and then sent her back are the 'most hated' people, but for some people, the people who pretended to be philanthropists but raped them and left them with a lifelong shadow are the 'most hated' people. Most people think that the former is not guilty of the death penalty and the latter is too light to be shot, but for them personally, perhaps both are worth dying for."

She looked at Wen Can with an indescribable, god-like gaze that was cold and yet understood everything, and asked him, "So, it's hard for me to answer your question - because since I was born, I have never met anyone I can put on the emotional scale and dial the hate to the maximum. Of course, I haven't met anyone I can love either."

"The balance in my heart has always been empty."

At this point, she suddenly paused, and immediately pulled herself out of that strange state, and said to Wen Can: "Well...but I really hope you can lie down on it, and then fall heavily to the bottom with a thud - of course, on the scale of love."

"..."

Wen Can didn’t even react - this was also a good opportunity to “confess”.

But is this really a confession?

Look at her eyes, it's as if she's saying "Please, just lie down and let me feel what love is", but she's not humble at all, just a little hot, looking at you cunningly.

Wen Can almost forgot what kind of atmosphere he was in.

It took him a lot of effort to pull himself away from that look. His eyes swept over the lights outside, the patterns on the plastic sheet, the heater in the corner, and finally fell on the chessboard. He said nonchalantly, "This is not something I can do."

As if he was afraid that Ye Kong would continue to discuss this issue, he immediately asked: "Did you only think about these things when you were a child?"

Ye Kong shrugged. "Because I prefer to be in a daze rather than drawing and playing chess endlessly like a madman. Being in a daze makes me think. Over time, I can easily judge other people's thoughts from their expressions."

"Then your psychology grades are still so..."

Wen Can paused.

Ye Kong said confidently: "The exam is another matter."

……

When the two fell silent, the sound of the wind outside the tent became clear.

Sporadic moths flew into the light, making empty echoes in the night.

In this seemingly distant, near, ethereal, and yet real movement, the two dazed people seemed to hear their own heartbeats.

Boom, boom, boom...

At first it was a regular, steady rhythm that made people feel at ease on this winter night, but as the silence spread, the sound unconsciously accelerated and became heavier, turning into "dong dong, dong dong, dong dong dong..."

Finally, they all wanted to hold down their pounding hearts, and then secretly glance at the person opposite to see if she/he noticed their unbearable heartbeats. However, because they didn't want to or didn't want to be caught by the other party, they endured it and refused to look up...

really weird……

They all had similar thoughts.

We've hugged and kissed each other, so why is my heart beating so wildly for no apparent reason without any physical contact or even eye contact?

——They don’t understand.

Even someone like Wen Can, who is knowledgeable about the ways of the world and good at patience and insight, was at a loss.

But if there was an observer at this moment, who saw them through the camera that was always on, he would definitely understand at the first second - even if there was no physical contact or eye contact, even if there was a game of Go in between, the aura they exuded, the desire and curiosity about each other's inner world, the honesty and delivery, were clearly hugging and kissing at all times.

Not with body, but with soul.