"If I let Lin Li get away, I'll definitely regret it for the rest of my life."
This thought, which had surfaced in Wu Huizhen's mind not long ago, now wrapped itself around her heart once more.
There was no relief, though. Wu Huizhen still felt the same way.
It was just that the direction of her future regret had changed by the tiniest little bit:
Before, she would regret that "Tutor Lin had left just like that, before my child had grown enough." Now, she would regret that "the true culprit, that evil thing Lin, had escaped just like that, before my child received the cure she needed."
Thinking of the confidence she had once shown before Wu Min, Wu Huizhen shook her head in frustration.
Even among evil things, there were differences.
No wonder this kid had been free. Sigh, every gift fate bestowed had already been secretly marked with a price.
"What exactly happened?" Seeing the gloom on his wife's face, the man could not help asking again.
"Do you know about reputation?"
Wu Huizhen sighed again before looking up at her husband.
She had learned this lesson deeply now. Reputation really was something that needed to be taken seriously.
"Of course I do." The man nodded. "The one that costs seventy-five sun."
"What seventy-five sun? What are you talking about?" Wu Huizhen asked in surprise.
Her husband's baffling answer stunned her so completely that she forgot what she had intended to say.
"You've never played Plants vs. Zombies?" The man was also surprised. "I remember you played it. That plant that costs seventy-five sun—the one you put on grass beside a tombstone, and then it eats the tombstone away. When I was little, I thought Tombstone Devourer was too hard to remember, so I always called