She Won't
Three o'clock in the morning.
Inside the apartment.
"After you finish writing it, don't rush to send it. Let me take a look at it later."
Juno laughed and said, "Let's try to downplay any hidden agendas we've included, otherwise, if we get all sorts of feminist warnings, people might think we did it on purpose."
"Good."
Adam naturally obeyed without question.
In terms of thoughtfulness and sensitivity, Juno completely surpasses him.
What she said wasn't unfounded.
In American TV shows, this kind of crime, which replicates the criminal process described in books, is practically a favorite of United States psychopaths.
Who knows, in the future, people might suspect and accuse you of plotting a crime, and use that as an excuse to get away with it.
Of course, this is unlikely, as there are many logical flaws.
Compared to the benefits of publishing a book that blocks most of Amazing Amy's methods, exposes this shocking possibility, and prevents the public and jury members from blindly believing only one version of events.
Such suspicion is not worth mentioning.
Moreover, this timing is also very important.
The sooner the book is published, the better.
Because if you publish a book after the incident, people will think it's a commissioned novel, which will greatly reduce its credibility.
By releasing it in advance, igniting public opinion, and shocking people's values, everyone subconsciously keeps this in mind. When the incident occurs and a lawsuit is filed, citing this statement will increase its credibility many times over.
After all, this is common knowledge that everyone knows.
"Actually, you're right, there's no need to worry too much."
Juno glanced at the manuscript again and laughed, "The reason why the Amazing Amy in the book is so ruthless and willing to risk her life for a suicide attack is because she has nothing left."
"Right."
Adam nodded.
Although Amazing Amy is quite scary in the movie, her husband is no pushover either.
As a down-on-his-luck writer, he managed to marry the Amazing Amy despite her parents' objections, thanks to his good looks and eloquence.
At first, everything was great, with spontaneous clapping anytime, anywhere and festive surprise games, so much so that Amazing Amy was immersed in unprecedented joy.
But when Amy's mother-in-law fell ill, and Amy moved with her husband to his hometown, her illusions of love began to crumble.
First of all, her husband has a twin sister, and in her eyes, their relationship is not just that of siblings, but has a jarring feeling of being soulmates.
In the past, her husband would tell her everything, or she thought he would tell her.
But after returning to his hometown, he talked to her less and less, and instead often hung out with his sister, having all sorts of heart-to-heart talks.
Then, he used her money to open a bar with his sister.
He's just a down-on-his-luck writer who can't even write a good book, so what does he know about running a bar!
As a result, the bar didn't make any money at all.
Her husband, on the other hand, frequently went to bars and would sit there all night.
Then came the economic crisis.
Not only did her husband lose his job, but she also lost her job, and even her parents faced a financial crisis. She had to use her trust fund to help her parents through the crisis.
But this angered her husband.
In his eyes, the trust fund belonged to him. Since they were all unemployed and relied on it for their livelihood, he couldn't possibly waste money on her parents.
But the trust fund belonged to her, so he couldn't say much.
The wicked man chose another way to rebel: he indulged in extravagant spending, buying expensive game consoles and the like, clearly telling her what was going on.
Instead of letting your parents spend the money, I'd rather spend it myself.
Amazing Amy's personality made her indifferent to all of this. Her upbringing taught her that she could endure until her patience reached its limit, simply keeping everything in her heart, waiting to settle the score.
And what was bound to happen eventually did.
On their anniversary, she put aside her dislike for her husband's older sister and went to a bar, ready to have a thrilling, game-like celebration with her husband, just like always.
But her husband had long been tired of this kind of extravagant game. To be more precise, after marrying her, he loathed this brain-taxing, mindless game.
Moreover, he is currently embroiled in an extramarital affair. Having become a literature lecturer at a university, he has become the dream lover of many girls thanks to his Batman- like appearance, his interest in literature, and his eloquence that can fool the Amazing Amy.
One of the beautiful female students admired him greatly.
Unsurprisingly, the two got together.
At times like this, all he could think about was having fun with pretty female students, and he completely forgot that his wife at home was still waiting for his annual surprise.
Then, the two of them did something in the snow that was the most romantic thing he and Amazing Amy had ever done.
This scene caught the premonition of the Amazing Amy red-handed, giving her the breaking point she wanted.
That's right!
With her shrewdness, how could she not notice the change in her husband after he lost interest in comforting her and his mind cleared up?
She had long realized that she was in a predicament where she had lost both her money and her loved ones, and had nothing left.
All she wanted was a trigger to ignite the conflict.
Otherwise, she wouldn't have come to this bar that she hates.
Knowing she wouldn't come, her husband brazenly started getting intimate with a pretty female student right outside the bar, even recreating their romantic gesture of falling in love.
Amazing Amy thought, "I've been patient and patient, but this time, since you've buried the one and only between us, you're courting death."
So she turned around and went back, officially beginning the framing game she had been planning for several months.
That's right!
This game didn't just appear out of nowhere; it was the product of several months of careful planning.
After her husband spent her money on those gaming luxury items without her consent, she persuaded him to sign up for a huge accidental death insurance policy for her, with him as the beneficiary.
Then, using his identity, she secretly bought a large number of luxury toys and hid them away.
Having no friends in this place, she began to befriend the pregnant woman next door. Using her psychological manipulation, she made the pregnant woman treat her as her best friend, and used the pregnant woman's urine to make her believe that she was also pregnant. She inadvertently revealed that the pregnant woman's husband might have abusive tendencies, which led to the pregnant woman's "best friend" telling the story she wanted to tell the world after the incident.
She spent a lot of time writing a whole set of diaries that she had designed, saying that her husband had hit her and wanted to harm her in order to reduce the division of property in the divorce. She felt deeply uneasy and even bought a gun.
On their anniversary, after seeing the breaking point she wanted to see, she went back and staged a 'murder scene,' designing it as a premeditated murder and cleaning the scene.
But this was just a simple cleaning by an ordinary person. In the eyes of professional criminal investigators, however, it was full of flaws, providing solid evidence that her husband had killed her.
Then, she disguised herself and disappeared, preparing to commit suicide in a distant place, completing the final step and completely sealing her husband's fate.
This ruthless suicide attack was based on losing both her life and her possessions, leaving her with nothing. Before that, she had endured it all, silently preparing for revenge.
Today, her family remains wealthy; she owns a house, has money and fame, and lives a carefree life. Even if she wants to take revenge on Adam due to her strong desire for control and revenge, she will at most secretly plan various revenge schemes, but she will not use such a violent method as a suicide attack.
However, lacking such decisiveness, and unable to get close to Adam, the harmfulness of her methods was actually limited.
"It's so late, go and get some rest."
Juno opened her mouth.
"Okay, you should get some rest too. Skip breakfast tomorrow and have lunch instead. After lunch, do some shopping and then head back to New York."
Adam stretched and went back to his bedroom to sleep.
Juno stopped talking, walked to the computer, and looked at the manuscript again, her eyes full of thought...