"Your analysis is perfectly reasonable, but... that really isn't how it was," Fluoxetine said with a sigh as she looked at Lin Yu. "Besides, I can prove it—if you want to see, I can keep showing you."
"Although I really don't like people prying into my past, I don't mind you seeing it."
As Fluoxetine spoke, the memories around them began flowing once again.
Watching the surrounding memories truly begin to flow again, Lin Yu felt Fluoxetine pouring information into them.
Young Fluoxetine faced the orphanage director's scolding and punishment, yet she didn't seem to care.
She simply accepted it calmly—even nodding.
And that nod didn't seem to indicate agreement. Rather, it looked like... "approval."
She was approving of the punishment the director had described.
Naturally, that attitude infuriated the orphanage director even more.
"What do you mean by that? If you show no remorse, you won't get breakfast tomorrow!"
"If you keep this up, no one will ever adopt you. Do you want to spend your entire life without parents or a family, Bai You?"
As the orphanage director spoke, Lin Yu frowned slightly.
"Punishing a child by 'withholding food'? And those things he said were pretty harsh, too."
Lin Yu spoke in a low voice.
Although he knew this was Fluoxetine's memory, still... regardless of who the child was, that kind of punishment and scolding was far too much for a child.
Fluoxetine, standing nearby, also watched the memory begin flowing again.
However, as the subject of this memory, the memory lifeform Fluoxetine showed even less emotional fluctuation than Lin Yu.
Her expression was calm, and she even spoke with a teasing smile. "Now, now. Don't judge before you know the whole story. The director was actually a very nice person, 'Director'... You don't even know what I