Xiao Bei looked at Zhou Wen with a teasing expression.
Zhou Wen froze. Why was this different from what he had imagined?
He looked at Xiao Bei in fear.
His lips trembled as he stared at Xiao Bei and asked, word by word:
"B... Big Brother... wh... why?"
"Why? You want to ask why I let Huang Shaohua go but not you, right?"
Xiao Bei walked over to Zhou Wen, crouched down, and patted his face twice.
Zhou Wen nodded fearfully.
"Because what just happened was the final test I gave you!"
"When faced with your parents, would you continue being selfish, or would you take responsibility for your own actions?"
"Huang Shaohua chose the latter, while you chose the former!"
Xiao Bei looked at Zhou Wen and spoke calmly.
"Choosing the latter proves that a person still has the chance to repent!"
"Choosing the former proves that you no longer have the possibility of repentance!"
"If there is any, then it must come through a bloody lesson!"
After saying that, Xiao Bei stood up and looked down at Zhou Wen.
"Enough stalling. Jump. If you don't, I'll help you jump!"
There was not a trace of emotion in Xiao Bei's voice.
Xiao Bei would not have the slightest bit of pity for someone like Zhou Wen.
Because scum like him was not worth it.
Those who watched a fire from across the river were always more terrifying than the arsonists.
Take society today, for example.
When some people jumped from buildings, deep down, they might not truly have wanted to jump.
They simply hoped to use it to draw the attention of someone important to them.
But there were always people who only wanted to watch the spectacle.
Standing nearby and making snide remarks.
Saying things like, if you've