Mu Jinsheng remembered that when he was a child, his mother would always read him and his sister bedtime stories with a thick copy of Grimm's Fairy Tales, which was boring and childish.
Except for one of the stories, he listened to it over and over again.
The beautiful Rapunzel was locked in a high stone tower by the evil witch all day long. Since she could not see the outside world, the princess relied entirely on the culprit who trapped her. Until one day, the prince passed by and fell in love with the beautiful princess at first sight. He defeated the evil witch and rescued his beloved. They lived a happy life from then on.
Mu Jinsheng longed in his little heart. He longed to be the prince, and even more eager to be the witch who trapped the princess in the stone tower.
Until later, when he grew up, his little heart had long been twisted and leaked with black poison. This desire never changed, but instead became stronger, turning into a huge black hole, roaring and waiting for someone to devote himself to filling it.
That day, he passed by the small attic and peeked through the half-open wooden door to see a young man sitting on the window edge. The wind blew over that unreally beautiful face and blew up a corner of his thin shirt. The shocking bruises on his fair and transparent skin were looming under the shaking clothes.
At that moment, Mu Jinsheng understood: the sins from now on were destined to be caused by him, and he was destined to be redeemed because of him.
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