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Chapter 1146: 1142: Whose Fault?
Chapter 1146: 1142: Whose Fault?
Chapter 1146: Chapter 1142: Whose Fault?
“Well done, Shan Bao!”
Su Yingxue teased Mo Qi with a raised eyebrow, “Tonight, give it an extra meal, let it eat as much meat as it wants!”
Mo Qi: “Yes, Your Majesty!”
Normally, at the mention of meat, Shan Bao would show some excitement, but tonight it showed no reaction whatsoever. As it walked towards the bed, its expression was solemn.
It saw the little monster on the bed, its face red from crying, and seemed to want to nuzzle it with its head. But it lifted its paw, glanced at its own paw, and after a reluctant turn around the little monster’s bed, it walked a bit farther away.
Su Yingxue called out, “Shan Bao, not keeping the little monster company tonight?”
Shan Bao: “Howl—!”
It wouldn’t stay; its body was covered in the smell of blood, and its fur was still all bloody. It would keep this little one from sleeping.
Mo Qi took it for its extra meal, and on the way, Shan Bao rubbed against Mo Qi, indicating it wanted a bath. It needed to wash off the bloodstains today, get nice and clean, and dry out overnight so it could continue keeping the little monster company tomorrow.
Seeing Shan Bao’s affection for the little monster made Su Yingxue even more upset. Furious about tonight’s events, she wrote a letter and sent it to Rong Sheng.
At first, she had considered sparing Chu Yihan’s feelings, but after tonight, she couldn’t be bothered to spare them anymore!
Chu Yihan glanced at the paper and pen she had just set down and asked indifferently, “Are you making a complaint to Rong Sheng?”
“Yes! Exactly!”
Su Yingxue indignantly retorted, “I wish I could tell Sister Rong Sheng all of Chu Yifeng’s misdeeds. He’s simply inhuman!”
He even abandoned his own nephew!
“Rong Sheng knows what kind of person he is better than anyone; there’s no need for your narrative. However, the fact that he has become what he is today is largely Rong Sheng’s responsibility.” Chu Yihan stroked Su Yingxue’s head, as if calming a ruffled child.
“How did it become Sister Rong Sheng’s fault? Have you forgotten how Chu Yifeng treated her before? He poisoned her, held her captive in the Silver Moon Pavilion, and nearly took her life! Chu Yifeng is also notorious for his womanizing; he surrounds himself with either female slaves or a diverse array of beautiful women, never repeating the same one! And despite this, he has the nerve to act as if Sister Rong Sheng is always the one he loves most!”
In Su Yingxue’s eyes, Chu Yifeng was a person not worthy of the words “scum” and “sleazebag.”
Aside from not having become as utterly depraved as Wu Dao, there was nothing good about Chu Yifeng.
“Have you forgotten that Chu Yifeng was raised by Rong Sheng?” Chu Yihan sat next to Su Yingxue, holding her hand in his palm, “She came from another world, while Chu Yifeng did not. When he was brought to her at the age of six, in order to let him survive, she gave him hope to depend on but then brutally shattered it. In the many years that followed, he was raised and taught by Rong Sheng. Although there were Wu Dao’s cruel teachings, if Rong Sheng hadn’t been so self-absorbed and had shown him more care, he wouldn’t have turned out this way.”
Su Yingxue felt this was wrong, “Sister Rong Sheng saved him, how could it be her fault! If Sister Rong Sheng hadn’t softened her heart at that moment and left Chu Yifeng to Wu Dao’s torment, would he still be alive today?”
“He wouldn’t have survived, but he also wouldn’t have suffered from shattered hopes, a person’s purity can only be broken once. Once shattered, it can never be put back together again, and what is put together will contain impurities; it’s only a matter of how much is mixed in. For Chu Yifeng, the impurities of the Silver Moon Pavilion were too numerous, and although he still remembered what purity was, he threw it away completely.”