Han Ning was just a child that year, but she is no longer a child.
Mom's hands were cold, and she closed her eyes and never woke up.
From that day on, she vowed to make life worse than death for those sanctimonious hypocrites.
She endured the humiliation and acted foolishly, just for the final result.
"Ning," he held her face, "I love you, but you can't do this."
She sneered.
Some things can never be recovered once lost; some things are difficult to remove once they have grown.
She wanted nothing else, as long as they were more painful than she was.
The final result may be expected or unexpected.
(This article is rough and the author is not very experienced. If there are bugs, I will try to correct them.)