The person who feeds you candy may be a glutton, the saliva rolling down the scarlet tongue may have been coveting you for a long time, and the undisguised cold eyes hiding in the darkness have stared at you without knowing when, suppressing and raging, excited and impatient!
Fragment 1: "I was passing by the alley and heard Aunt Wu on a crutch shouting, so I bought a bottle. I plan to drink it when I'm thirsty. I'll give it to you." The clear voice of the man brought the boy back to reality from his anger. The boy looked down at the handed bottle. The black packaging looked like sugar-free Coke. "This is rat poison. If you drink it, you will die."
Fragment 2: "Ah Xu, bear with it, it will be over in a while." The woman, with her hair loose, pushed a half-grown boy until he pushed him out of the door, and immediately locked the door, as if he had rehearsed it thousands of times, the movements were so crisp and fast that people were stunned. The woman covered her ears, pretending not to hear the knocking and crying of her child. When the sound of beatings outside disappeared, she seemed to be able to hear it again. She didn't know whether to comfort herself or the child, and murmured softly: It's over, it's over. . .
Fragment 3: The man has half-long hair, just above his ears. The sun shines on his black hair at around 8 o'clock in the morning. It is soft and fluffy. His face is fair and clean, and his facial features are delicate and handsome. When he looks at you, his eyes are gentle. When he smiles, his eyebrows, eyes and corners of his mouth are curved, making people not want to get close. The voice is clear and gentle, which makes people feel good. Neighbors call him Ah Xu, and he lived in a civilian area when he was studying.
Concept: Good and evil are not absolute, sometimes they are relative