The last time I jumped off the bridge, I had already told An Ning everything my dad had done.
But she had saved me anyway.
Her parents had sent her to the Orphanage when she was a year old, so she must have suffered a lot growing up. Maybe she had no feelings for her family, so she simply did not care what my dad had done.
But our family bore an undeniable responsibility for Du Yuwei's misery.
Everything she had suffered was our family's doing.
Yet even after I told her, Du Yuwei barely reacted.
To be precise, she did not react at all.
I really could not read her emotions. Why didn't she hate me...
"Let's not talk about that for now."
Du Yuwei looked at the child and smiled faintly. "He's too restless. Just like living children, he doesn't like being cooped up. He wants to get out and walk around."
"Could you... walk with us?"
I paused, then nodded. "Okay."
The park was quiet late at night, but it also felt a little eerie.
If I had come alone, I certainly would not have been in the mood to appreciate it. I would only have been scared.
But coming to the park late at night with two ghosts, one big and one small, I did not find it eerie at all.
Taking a closer look, I actually found that the park had a charm of its own late at night.
Perhaps people liked lively places too much to discover the beauty of its other side.
There were so many stars tonight. It had been a long time since I had seen so many in the sky.
I walked around the park with Du Yuwei and the child for a long time, taking in the scenery.
There