Were these two really that kind?
Su Man actually didn't want to take revenge on that scumbag Pei Yulou, nor did she want to take revenge on Shen Biwei, who had caused her to lose her chance to act.
And Su Qiao was even more incredible. She didn't even want revenge on the enemy who had killed her, but instead made the strange wish to escape from Du Jingzhou.
444 read the thoughts in her mind and couldn't help curling his lips.
This isn't some strange wish. Don't defend Du Jingzhou just because he's your Doggo.
For a young girl who hasn't seen much of the world, who wouldn't be afraid after facing someone every day who was taciturn and would occasionally stare at her with a sinister, eerie gaze?
If you have something to say, then say it. If you have a grudge, then take revenge. What's with always sitting on the sofa with a glass of wine and silently staring at a little girl?
Besides, ever since the original Su Qiao had been rescued by Du Jingzhou, she had practically become his private possession—a canary in a cage.
He provided her with the best of everything, from food and clothing to daily necessities, and he never went out to fool around.
When she wanted to continue studying or learn how to paint, he hired private tutors to teach her.
When she wanted to learn dancing, he hired the best dance teacher in Hai City for her.
He simply forbade her from taking even one step outside Du Mansion, forbade her from making phone calls or sending notes outside, and forbade her from speaking to any male animal.
Once, she had chatted and joked with a bodyguard for a few moments. The next day, that bodyguard was beaten until