"Sister Yanyan, you misunderstood me." Zhou Zhizi spoke softly and gently, "I do all this for your own good."
"For my own good?"
I almost suspected that I had heard it wrong.
She killed my child and caused me to die a tragic death in my previous life. This is also entangled with Zhou Chenyan.
Framed me several times.
Is this all for my own good?
"What did you say? Say it again!"
I suspect I heard it wrong.
Zhou Zhizi's smile faded slightly. "I really am doing this for my sister's own good. Ah Yan doesn't love you. Did you only find out today?"
"so what?"
"He doesn't love you and will leave you sooner or later. It's better to suffer a short pain than a long one. Instead of falling deeper and deeper in love with him and being abandoned by him in the end, and being heartbroken, it's better to face the reality now."
She was very confident and acted like she was doing it for my own good.
"So what I did was just to make you face reality. Don't hold on to hopes that can't possibly exist. In the end, you'll only end up hurting yourself."
I was so angry that I laughed at her distortion of right and wrong.
Zhou Zhizi frowned, "What are you laughing at?"
"I'm laughing at your sharp tongue and your ability to distort the truth. You're quite good at this. I'm sure you've done this a lot, haven't you?" She looked quite skilled. "Or do you treat every female friend of yours this way?"
Zhou Zhizi smiled wryly, "Sister Yanyan, this is a special privilege reserved for you."
"Don't call me sister anymore." I used to think her pretentiousness was disgusting, but now I see Zhou Zhizi's true face...
Even more disgusting.
This ordinary-sounding name now became particularly harsh.
"Tomorrow I will go to pay my respects to my mother. Zhou Chenyan will be with me. It's up to you to do whatever you want." I said calmly, "If you have any tricks, just bring them on."
The next day, I took a leave from work early in the morning and drove my car to pick up my younger brother and take him to pay tribute to my mother.
My brother's health has recovered well recently and the doctor said he can go out for a walk as needed.
Just as he was about to go out, Zhou Chenyan received a call.
I don’t know who called, nor what was said on the phone, but his expression gradually became serious.
I looked at him silently.
He hung up the phone and said to me, "I have something to take care of. You take your brother over first."
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