And perhaps it was because of such a trivial matter.
Hinata felt unbearably stifled.
As for what the process and outcome truly were, everyone who had been involved in or knew about this matter
already had the answer in their hearts, even if there was no evidence to prove it.
But for some things, evidence truly was unnecessary.
Hinata felt that she had been restrained enough.
After all, she had not immediately taken action upon learning the true answer.
Instead, she had silently searched for evidence, searched for clues.
And now she had everything. She only needed to confirm it once more.
But the result disappointed her.
She only wanted to confirm it; she had not really decided what she was going to do afterward.
Honestly, she did not blame Sakura, because Sakura's current position had already doomed her to make this choice.
Although Hinata did not blame Sakura, she had no intention of simply letting it pass. Instead, an inexplicable anger seemed to surge up from her heart once more.
Perhaps the more one was oppressed, the more one wanted to resist!
She did not know what choice she would make next.
But right now, all she wanted was a nod.
This was not difficult.
Sakura said, "Hinata, I can understand you, but there really is nothing I can do."
"Can you understand me?"
Hearing this, Hinata suddenly smiled. "I can understand."
But her expression immediately changed again. "But understanding is one thing. Sakura, what truly matters is that just because I understand doesn't mean I'll willingly give up."
"You only need to nod. Then none of this will have anything to do with you anymore, right?"
Sakura said nothing.
Then, as if after thinking for a very, very long time, she finally said, "It really won't work."
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