Moonlight rippled through the air. Jiang Linyuan leaned his elbow on the windowsill, propped his cheek on his hand, and gazed at the white magnolias in the garden below as they swayed gently in the breeze.
People always had to pay for what they said. Jiang Linyuan touched his bright red earlobe.
Not from embarrassment—it had been bitten by a certain female demon.
He had barely eaten any strawberries himself before several were planted on his body first.
Su Muzhi sat upright in the hospital bed, leaning against her pillow with her arms folded, radiating an imposing aura.
"Shen Wanyu, no matter how complicated my relationship with him may be, it's none of your concern."
"Of course I don't need to concern myself with that many things. I only need to do one thing well."
Shen Wanyu sat on the sofa, her long hair swaying slightly.
"I came today for two reasons. First, to mock your incompetence. Second, to make my position clear."
"You can say that while ruining someone else's relationship and still sound so self-righteous?"
Su Muzhi sneered coldly.
"You may have misunderstood what I'm thinking."
Shen Wanyu pointed at Jiang Linyuan, who stood by the windowsill.
"My goal is to make him work hard to become a normal person and cut off some of those messy relationships."
"And after that?"
"After that, it's none of your concern."
"Heh. And your reason? Your reason for doing this?"
Su Muzhi stared at Shen Wanyu.
"If I had to put it into words..."
Shen Wanyu smiled.
"It's for his own good. It's about strangling a friend in time when you see him going down the wrong path."
"Strangling him to death? Shouldn't it be holding him back?"
Jiang Linyuan couldn't help but complain.
"Only after sinners die can they go