Everything she had seen and heard in the time tunnel, along with Tang Beichen's testimony, had pushed Tang Tang's emotions to the breaking point in just a few short hours.
She had forgotten why she had been reborn, forgotten herself. All she could think about was her poor birth mother, who had died so tragically.
Why did a kind, good person have to suffer like that?
Why did the people who had caused her death still get to live so well?
Why did Su Chuchu and her daughter get to steal what belonged to Mom and me?
I hadn't done anything. Why was I branded unlucky the moment I was born and thrown into a trash can?
Why did that wicked old man feel no guilt and still treat me with disdain?
What right did he have to dislike me?
Why was Mom the one who suffered over twenty years ago, and why am I the one suffering now, forced to put up with their moods?
What did I do wrong?
What did Mom do wrong?
What right did they have to treat me like that?
They were the ones in the wrong. Why should I have to stay away?
After Tang Beichen left, Tang Tang had second thoughts and no longer wanted to go back. But after a night of questioning herself, she decided she had to return.
She had done nothing wrong. Neither had her mother. They were not the ones who had wronged the Tang Family, Tang Beichen, or his family.
Those people had wronged her and her mother.
They were the ones who should feel awkward and ashamed, the ones who should have to watch other people's moods.
Why should I sacrifice my freedom and the happiness I deserve to preserve their happy lives and family?