At eighteen, Ji Zihe's once-bright world was plunged into darkness.
A filthy alley, sticky sweat, tearing pain, and beneath the faint light, a pair of cowardly, guilty eyes.
At seventeen, Tan Xizao's world, which should have been peaceful, fell into the abyss.
Noisy reporters, accusing looks, a court's verdict, and beneath the lights, a pair of desperate, helpless eyes.
A ten-year prison sentence was reduced to eight for good behavior. By the time she got out, everything had changed.
How will two deeply wounded girls become bound to each other, and can they escape the shadows of their past?
This story is rather heavy. Everyone is a victim, and everyone is also a perpetrator.
After experiencing pain, you need the determination and courage to move beyond it.
Mutual salvation / growth / open ending
If the premise bothers you, please don't continue reading.
Theme: May every girl be able to live in the sunshine
Really good-looking! This is of great significance!
I felt very depressed after reading this book. It has written a very realistic story. They were saved before, but there are still many people who have to face the depression alone. I hope that girls can be treated gently by the world, and that girls can live carefree and happily in the sun.
Justice may be late, but it will never be absent
What is Da Da's Weibo name?
The file can be modified, and getting a compensation is better than nothing. This accident is very realistic, the Ayun case, Wang Anshi and Sima Guang pk, the truth is not important 223333
Fortunately, the heroine seems to have a bad mind, otherwise she would have been mad to death. This article made me feel complicated, and the feudal empire led by Qin is not so nervous. A girl who showed no ability to resist and tried to save people is asked to pay the price for something she shouldn't be responsible for. Everyone still thinks she is at fault but she was hurt after all... So let her go. I don't know what you think, but I think the whole logic is really 233333
This policeman is so damn hard to describe. How dare you talk about the relationship between cowardice and the perpetrator? No.
What this said is that cowardice is not a perpetrator. In this precious place, arguing about the right of self-defense for so many years is a bunch of crap. You, a policeman, actually talk with a face and say that cowardice is a perpetrator. Are the violent organizations that argue about the right of self-defense taking advantage of it?
Very good! Finally, Xixi is innocent!
It's so depressing, and the writing was really successful! Come on!