Could everyone's Good and Evil be separated within this space?
Even if that was Ye Jinghong's evil, it still needed a reason to want to kill me, didn't it?
I thought I'd never done anything to wrong Ye Jinghong while we were together. So why did her evil want to kill me?
Tina and A Tai noticed that something was off with my mood. A Tai gently patted my shoulder. "There's nothing to puzzle over. A woman's heart is like a needle at the bottom of the sea. Sometimes, they can come to hate you over the smallest thing, and most of the time, a woman's hatred is inexplicable."
"What do you mean by that?"
A Tai's words displeased Tina somewhat. He glanced at her with an embarrassed look, probably having forgotten that she was a woman too.
A Tai gave a light cough before continuing, "I've heard a little about what happened between you and Miss Ye. I suspect her evil attacked you because of her feelings. She may have acted generous, as though she didn't care at all about you and Miss Xu, but she definitely had reservations in her heart. Think about it—what woman would want the man she loved to have such complicated relationships with other women? Oh, right, Jiang Xiaohui even mentioned a woman named Bingbing. He said the two of you had a child together. No offense, Mr. Jiang, but your love life is a little messy. Did Miss Ye really not care at all? Definitely not. She just didn't want to say it, and didn't want these matters to drive a wedge between you."
I froze. A Tai's analysis actually made some sense.
In my view, anyone's evil would magnify whatever displeased or concerned it, like a magnifying glass—or even a microscope—turning something