When Lin Xiao opened the door to his home, the door was covered in dirt and "Pay back debts" was written on the wall. She called the police, posted, and found a lawyer, insisting that all this was crazy revenge from her ex-boyfriend Chen Junyu.
In her story, Chen Junyu was a creditor who lost control after losing the lawsuit, and an ex who found someone to intimidate, surround, and ruin her life. But as old mobile phones, bank statements, withdrawal records, chat recordings and mother's account books gradually surfaced, another
The truth was revealed bit by bit: at that time, Lin Xiao used the phrase "for our family" to ask Chen Junyu to borrow credit loans from many banks, and cashed it out to her at her request; the house, old debts, mother's concealment and an inexplicable...
The love eventually dragged both of them into the abyss.
Chen Junyu lost the lawsuit due to insufficient cash evidence, suffered from severe depression, and went to illegal revenge during the collapse; Lin Xiao was indeed intimidated and harmed, but she could no longer deny that she had taken advantage of his trust, delayed repayment, and taken advantage of legal gaps.
Avoiding responsibility.
This is not a revenge story, nor is it a simple question of who is right or who is wrong. The law can judge evidence, but not people's hearts; paying back money cannot erase the harm, and an apology cannot buy forgiveness. The so-called cause and effect is that every hidden, delayed, said
The unclear choice will eventually lead to another way of returning to the door one day.
Purpose: This work uses a loan dispute in an intimate relationship to explore how people should face facts and boundaries when "victimization" and "responsibility" coexist. The law can judge evidence, but it may not be able to see all people's hearts; hurting others will not disappear because of subsequent harm, and suffering harm cannot be a reason to continue to hurt others. The real cause and effect is not retribution, but every concealment, evasion, connivance and transgression will form a chain of costs in reality. The work hopes to show: facing one's responsibilities honestly is more important than asking for forgiveness; guarding the boundaries is closer to salvation than destroying each other.