"...Don't tell anyone..."
"Look at the kind of people you've attracted?!"
The woman spoke urgently.
Her expression was grim.
The knuckles of her increasingly clenched fingers had turned white.
The man gently put an arm around the woman.
"It's okay."
"It's okay."
"We're still lucky."
"You met Granny Yan and learned the truth about Chen Jing."
"Knowing the truth isn't scary."
"What's scary is being kept in the dark and missing the chance to save her."
"That's what true despair is."
"Isn't it?"
The woman leaned against the man's chest and stayed quiet for a while.
She calmed down.
"...Mm."
The woman nodded.
"That's right."
"We're lucky."
"Thank goodness I walked Chen Jing downstairs that time..."
Otherwise, she wouldn't have met Granny Yan.
If she hadn't met Granny Yan, how would she have learned the truth about Chen Jing?
How would she have known that Chen Jing had ulterior motives...
By the time they realized something was wrong with the child...
It would have been too late.
The woman slowly let out a breath.
"That's right."
The man smiled faintly.
"Don't worry."
"With us here, Chen Jing won't be able to affect Yaya in any way."
"She won't show up in front of Yaya again."
"Mm."
The woman nodded.
She clenched her fists.
"Of course she won't."
If they hadn't known, there would have been nothing they could do...
But now that they knew Chen Jing's real intentions, how could they let her get even the slightest chance to take advantage of them?
"...I hope she stays in the mental hospital and doesn't come back."
The woman murmured.
There were so many patients in the mental hospital...
Surely plenty of them saw things that weren't there.
She just had to stop fixating on their