Who Writes a Diary Seriously?

This way.

Amazing Amy consciously began writing her diary in the style of a novel, as a backup.

Her parents are experts in this field.

Moreover, it was modeled after her.

Sometimes we need her cooperation.

Therefore, they were influenced by what they saw and heard, and also participated in it personally.

She has a unique talent for writing novels.

Furthermore, she studied psychology and was an outstanding graduate of Harvard School of Psychology, which gave her a greater ability to understand other people's psychology. When applied to writing novels, she could make fabricated stories more detailed and realistic.

This has become a family tradition.

Her parents also studied psychology, and the reason why their Amazing Amy series of books has remained popular to this day is because of its 'realistic stories' and touching details.

Therefore, when Amazing Amy was choosing her major in college, her parents made her study psychology.

In the future, the Amazing Amy series of books may be handed over to the original Amazing Amy, continuing her legacy.

This represents half a lifetime of hard work and a huge source of income for her parents.

Compared to the Amazing Amy in the book, the real Amy is not important in their eyes.

Otherwise, in the original timeline, when Amy pretended to disappear, her parents attended the press conference and didn't seem like heartbroken parents who had lost their daughter. Instead, they were as calm and composed as if they were at a new book launch, giving the impression that the next Amazing Amy series of books was in the works and that we should look forward to it.

Adam's attitude during their reunion tonight infuriated her.

She is a person with a very strong possessive and controlling nature, and an even stronger desire for revenge.

If someone says something to her, she'll secretly spit in their drink.

Her husband cheated on her, so she used suicide as a pretext to frame him. This wasn't an act; she was genuinely preparing to commit suicide.

Adam, a man who was 'deeply in love' with her back then and was 'actively dumped' by her, now dares to treat her like this after she expressed her desire to get back together.

Absolutely!

Revenge!

And this diary is where it all began...

there.

Adam returned to Juno's apartment and bickered with Max as usual. After Max fell asleep, Adam got up and went to the living room.

Standing by the window, I gazed outside for a long time before turning on my 286 desktop computer and starting to type.

Da da da!

"Why are you writing again? Wasn't your new book just released?"

Juno appeared behind him without him noticing, her head close to his, speaking as she glanced at the manuscript Adam was typing, "Gone Girl? A new book?"

I guess so.

Adam made a casual remark, but his fingers continued to tap the keyboard.

Juno didn't say anything. She turned around and made Adam a cup of tea, placed it on the table, and then sat down next to Adam, Jingjing watching the manuscript Adam typed.

He hadn't read the original novel; he was writing the outline based on the movie, roughly describing the important plot points, so it wasn't very long.

An hour later.

"Is this your speculation?"

Juno watched the whole thing from beginning to end, and the Gone Girl in the movie was already in her mind. She immediately understood Adam's thoughts. "Are you afraid that she will use this method to retaliate against you, so you want to make it public first?"

"Right."

Adam didn't hide anything. "If my speculation is correct, if she really can do something like this, her biggest advantage is surprise and suicide attacks."

She is a woman, and a beautiful one at that. In the eyes of the world, she is naturally the weaker party, and if something happens to her, the public will naturally side with her.

Because no one could have imagined that she was the one who committed the crime.

So her ex-boyfriend got caught and was framed as a rapist.

In order to get revenge on her cheating husband, she devised a series of evidence. Although it was quite meticulous, it still had flaws. However, with so much 'conclusive' evidence, no one would believe that her husband was innocent.

The United States has a jury system, where even criminals can be acquitted if the jury members are convinced.

And Amazing Amy's series of schemes are enough to convince a jury of her husband's heinous crimes, even though they are not professional criminal investigators.

Coupled with her deliberately cultivated identity as a pregnant woman, those feminist and women's rights organizations will definitely side with her, and given the fighting power of these organizations, they will inevitably stir up a huge public opinion storm.

Even if the police knew there were serious problems involved, they could only pretend not to know and close the case due to public pressure and the desire to avoid trouble.

This is the source of Amazing Amy in daring to plot and kill her longtime backup boyfriend after abandoning suicide, returning to her family covered in blood, and finally controlling her husband who knew the truth and wanted to expose it, making him obedient.

Her family are professionals at manipulating public opinion.

However, once Adam's book, Gone Girl, is published and public opinion is abuzz, thus preemptively cutting off Amazing Amy attacks, manipulating public opinion, and fabricating evidence, the threat posed by Amazing Amy to him will be greatly reduced.

"If what you wrote is true, and her desire for revenge is really that strong."

Juno said softly, "Even if you block most of her methods in advance, she can still attack you."

"You can be a thief for a thousand days, but you can't guard against thieves for a thousand days."

Adam laughed and said, "I know, but that's the most I can do. But don't worry about me, things haven't gotten to that point yet. This is just my guess, and she might not be that obsessed."

"Hehe."

Juno smiled, pushed Adam away, sat down in front of the computer, and began typing. "Let me help you fill in some of her inner thoughts first."

"Very good!"

Adam's eyes lit up, and he clapped his hands and cheered. "You are a woman, and a master of psychological manipulation. You will definitely be able to perfectly present her psychological journey, which will be more moving and make people terrified of her perversion."

Juno smiled without saying a word, and at each important plot point, she began to add the twisted psychological activities of the Amazing Amy.

Of course, the protagonist of this book, "Gone Girl," can no longer be called the magical Amy; a slight change has been made.

Adam looked at the manuscript Juno had typed out, and it truly brought to life the twisted mentality of the Amazing Amy. Even though he knew the whole story, he still felt a chill run down his spine when he read Juno's description.

The two worked until 3 a. m. to expand the story quite fully.

This is still just a detailed outline, since tens of thousands of words are simply not enough to fully and delicately present the entire story.

Adam also added his own interpretation to it.

For example, the diary that Amazing Amy had kept in the story, which recorded how her husband 'hurt' her, was obtained by the police and became important evidence proving that her husband had killed her.

Adam then used the detective's words to say, "Who Writes a Diary Seriously?? Who would write down their true feelings? And what is written down is not even their true feelings. It's all just embellishment, only writing down what is in their own best interest."

Furthermore, the diary was burned in the fireplace, so why was only a small part burned? And the clues found were playful hints given by the diary's owner before their disappearance—it's all too suspicious!