The law didn't punish everyone, and that had become their ultimate shield—the reason they used to convince themselves.
After sorting through the memories, even Su Qiao felt that this girl had suffered terribly.
"If I'd known this was how things would turn out, I should've acted faster just now and turned that guy into a real pig's head. I didn't need to be so careful, either. I should've done it more crudely—ideally leaving him with all kinds of complications, big and small."
"For example, compressing a nerve and damaging his eyesight, leaving him unable to close his eyes; making the corners of his mouth droop so he'd drool; giving him a crooked jaw; or shaving down part of his jawbone so he could only drink porridge from then on and never chew again. Even if he wanted to eat, he'd only be able to use his front teeth, and so on."
"Forget it. This is already pretty good. At the very least, he'll be having nightmares for a while, and he'll need to undergo reconstruction. Let's get out of here quickly before we're caught."
Just then, the taxi stopped, and the driver turned around. "Miss, we're here."
Su Qiao nodded, pulled a large ten-yuan bill from her pocket, and stuffed it into his hand. She opened the door, got out, and headed straight into the residential compound.
The driver hurriedly called after her, "Miss, let me give you your change."
"No need." Su Qiao didn't even look back. She waved casually and entered the compound.
The security guard at the gate glanced at her. Seeing that she was a familiar face, he paid her no attention.
The driver happily put away the money. "That girl doesn't talk much and looks hard to approach, but who would've thought she'd be so