She used death as a blade to cut off the chains of blood ties, but she used guilt to weave the gentlest cage.
Ai Xiaowei is dead. On the morning of her birthday, she fell from a high-rise building in the hospital. Her blood stained her sister Aya's white dress and shattered her world. She is the holy god in Aya's heart, bearing the tragic shadow of her father's violence and her mother's abduction.
However, the god's fall was no accident. Ai Xiaowei understands the fear and PUA trap of her aunt Cui Bingbing, the poisonous woman who was responsible for killing her relatives. She chose to take advantage of the situation and use the most tragic death as a weapon to water the fatal flower of guilt.
Her target is Cui Bingbing's daughter Ye Ling. This rebellious girl turned her twisted love for her cousin into faith. Ai Xiaowei's death was Ye Ling's sentence. Her last words, "Keep her safe and happy for me," bound Ye Ling to be Aya's guardian and jailer of pain.
Aya's heart turned to ashes next to her sister's broken body. She rejects hypocritical adoption and is obsessed with the truth. Withered jasmine, blood-stained white dress, bloody suicide note... Every relic is a sharp blade piercing her. His last words advised her: "Go forward, don't look back. Don't hate, hate is too heavy."
But when Aiya opened her sister's diary, she saw a completely different soul: the gentle moonlight in the eyes of the world, but the lines were full of sharp ridicule and suppressed rebellion. She is a "white and black" chess player. Her death was carefully planned and she sacrificed her life just to cut off her sister's connection with the criminal family and strive for a clean future.
But can Aya let go? When the diary revealed the truth about the tragic death of her parents, Cui Bingbing showed her fangs, and Ye Ling was torn between guilt and maternal love...
How should they choose.
Reader comments
Personally, I feel that the author's writing is very good, and it feels very real. I always like this book [shy]
Personally, I feel that the author's writing is very good, and it feels very real. I always like this book [shy]