"Ah? Is this really okay? Isn’t it a bit wrong to ask to hit soone?" Tangtang said hesitantly.
"It’s okay, they are the ones who made mistakes, it’s right to hit them. Besides, you are the victims, they are the perpetrators, what’s wrong with hitting them?" Xu Ke asked, looking at Tangtang’s eyes, which were swollen from crying.
Xu Ke’s response made Tangtang stop crying for a mont. She looked into Xu Ke’s eyes and saw they were full of sincerity.
It seed that Xu Ke believed there was nothing wrong with what he just said. These were all as natural as they should be, just so unspoken rules.
Instead, it was her hesitant appearance that seed a bit strange.
Tangtang followed Xu Ke’s train of thought and realized there seed to be nothing wrong with what he said.
She was the hard party, they were the ones who hurt others, so why couldn’t she get revenge on them?
Seeing the enlightened look in Tangtang’s eyes, Xu Ke knew she had likely figured it out, and a gratifying smile appeared on his face.
"If soone slaps you, you should slap back. Don’t think too much about it," Xu Ke said, noticing Tangtang’s slight hesitation.
Even though Tangtang’s mind was in agreent, she had never done such a thing before. She had always been in a passive state.
At this mont, Tangtang was just in need of that final straw to crush her thoughts from the past 20 years, and Xu Ke’s recent words were that last straw that allowed her to break through obstacles and do what she wanted to do.
"You’re right, what you said makes a lot of sense, but I’m afraid I won’t be able to beat them. Can you stand by my side?" Tangtang said, gripping Xu Ke’s collar and looking at him expectantly.
"Of course, why wouldn’t I?" Xu Ke replied with a nod, then turned to Guoguo on his other shoulder and asked, "Do you want to go with Tangtang to get revenge?"
Guoguo lifted her head from Xu Ke’s shoulder, revealing eyes swollen like walnuts.
"I want to." Despite her swollen eyes, Guoguo’s tone was even more resolute than Tangtang’s.
After saying this, Xu Ke wiped away the tears on the sisters’ faces and helped them up from the ground.
Because they had been sitting in one position for a long ti, their legs were a bit numb, which made them unsteady on their feet, and they fell into Xu Ke’s arms, both showing shy expressions.
"Can you walk? Do you need a mont?" Xu Ke asked.
The sisters shook their heads simultaneously, refusing Xu Ke’s suggestion.
"No need, we’re fine. Where are they? We want to get revenge," Guoguo said.
"That’s right, Guoguo is right, we want revenge," Tangtang said with a determined expression.
The mont they thought about how close they were to being sold by those scumbags and having their lives ruined, and how they had just crawled out of Hell only to be pushed back by strangers, a sense of hatred arose within them.
They couldn’t understand how there could be people in the world so evil that they would commit abductions and fraud for money. Didn’t they have wives and children?
If their wives and children were sold like that, wouldn’t they be sad? How could people be so heartless? How could they be so unprincipled?
Tangtang and Guoguo, with reddened eyes, walked towards the yard with Xu Ke’s support.
In the yard, five or six people lay sprawled out. They were too injured by Xu Ke to walk out of there, or even to move, and could only lie on the ground waiting for dical rescue.
But Xu Ke hadn’t called for help, so they could only lie there, enduring the pain in their bodies and waiting for rescue that they didn’t know when would arrive.
But instead of rescue, they faced Tangtang and Guoguo, the sisters.
Hearing the footsteps of the three, the people lying on the ground turned their heads to look, and as their gaze landed on the sisters’ tear-stained, hate-filled eyes, their hearts trembled.
An uneasy and fearful thought instantly engulfed them. They could tell from the sisters’ eyes that things were unlikely to end peacefully today.
So smarter individuals began to apologize to Tangtang and Guoguo, tears streaming down their faces.
They hoped that by showing this pitiful look, they could persuade the sisters to spare them.
But they underestimated the sisters, assuming they were naive and innocent, when in fact, they were not.
If it weren’t for their lack of social experience, if it weren’t for their dire need for money, the sisters might not have been deceived.
Moreover, the sisters didn’t have such short mories; they clearly rembered the ugly expressions these people had when discussing selling them.
How could they expect a few tears and uncertain apologies to make up for the physical and ntal harm they caused?
They weren’t so Mother Teresas, and this wasn’t a charitable act, so how could they possibly forgive them?
Looking at the sisters’ unwavering expressions, the group’s hearts sank.
"I’ve already apologized. What more do you want? Besides, you weren’t really hurt, were you? I didn’t even do anything to you. It was you who believed my words and willingly ca with us, wasn’t it? If we’re talking about responsibility, shouldn’t you bear so too?"
Soone, perhaps because they were out of their mind, said these words while looking into the sisters’ hate-filled eyes.
Initially, seeing them lying on the ground in pain, Tangtang and Guoguo’s anger had diminished by half. But upon hearing these words, their anger flared up as if doused in hot oil, burning even more fiercely.
"The situation has co to this point, yet you still haven’t realized your mistake and even bla everything on us. You really lack a conscience," Tangtang said in disbelief.
"Did you not think of your own wives and children when doing such things? Judging by your age, you should be married. Didn’t you consider how you’d feel if your wives and children were sold like that?" Guoguo followed up.
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