Paganini's Caprice

Why are you so jealous? Don't think about it all day long. The author himself is not an adult yet. What are you so jealous about? If I hadn't been underage and couldn't reply, none of you would have thought of running away [Clenching fists] [Grinning teeth]

A little humble opinion (please ignore me if my analysis is wrong): Actually, I think it is reasonable for Helwell to leave. Although she is rational, calm and smart, she is not without emotions. She has attachment and tender feelings for her family and old friends, so when her relatives chose not to pursue the truth and she was left alone, Although Helwell can understand it, she will still be emotionally hurt; Vincent's betrayal as a benefactor is also a blow and a lead to leave; finally after sweeping the grave, he said: The world is very big, so big that it is confusing, so the things held tightly in the hands will be easily blown away by the wind. Of course she will pursue it to the end. Whether it is for justice in her heart or revenge for her father, Helwell is always determined. But because she had witnessed how darkness swallowed up a person, she could not sit back and watch Sherlock possibly be implicated by her, so she chose to leave. Sherlock's previous understanding of Helwell was insufficient. He only saw her wisdom, rationality, and broad knowledge, but he did not see her emotions. He still can't empathize with Helwell (there's a long way to go. Point and point. Jpg), so they quarrel. And Helwell wants to protect Sherlock and the light in his heart, so will she deliberately alienate Xiaoxia in the future? (Curious Cat Head. Jpg)

Take a look at Damn Umofu! There are still people in this world who write about Umofu! ! ! Oh my god, I'm crazy

I wanted to see a girl come to confess her love. Xiaoxia thought it was to herself, but she didn't expect it was to Helwell (I'm a local dog and I love watching).

Help, the part where he asked me about not having a magazine was so cute.

In this conflict, Sherlock's psychology is easier to understand. The difference in experience determines that the two of them have different attitudes towards things, and Sherlock has an inhumane filter towards Helwell. When she showed vulnerability, the perfect filter was broken, and he could not understand or accept it. In other words, in his eyes, Helwell had the intention of betraying the organization. →_→You deserve to be single!!! Helwell's attitude is not very clear yet (at least I, a scumbag like me, can't tell) because the reason for her sudden departure was too weird. Vincent seemed to have dealt a huge blow to her. If they didn't agree with each other, they wouldn't have left overnight, right? Don't most people say that if I go for a walk or go to my room, how can I hide directly in Cambridge? (Well, maybe) She has a kind of love and care for Sherlock, so... Doesn't she want to drag Sherlock into the water? She doesn't want the filth in the world to extinguish the light in his eyes, so she doesn't want him to be betrayed by those close to her like herself? So she distances herself from him? But with Brother Mai here, Xiaoxia will fall into the water sooner or later, and this seems to conflict with her ideals. But now that she is in a wavering period, it doesn't seem so weird anymore. Readers who are not good at reading comprehension can only think of this step. In fact, the simplest thing is that Helwell wants to be alone for a while, so she lets Xiaoxia calm down and goes home directly. (I still think this method of treatment is a bit rough, but it is undeniable that she is really likely to do such a thing-_-||) So... The stickers are big!!!

What we originally thought were friendly forces turned into enemies?

Jam Crisis - Cranberry

Lockhart is one year older than Sherlock. No wonder he is called "senior" by Sherlock.

Zhu Chong, "This is the second year that you and your husband have separated... Logically speaking, even if the relationship between husband and wife is not good, they will not break up to this extent." Where "bu" should be "disharmony"