It's so tiring to lie. In fact, it's not a matter of fighting with others for women.

For the sake of beauty and to pursue beauty, the price you pay is always much higher than the price you pay for ordinary women.

Sister Cai looked at me and said, "Don't you know why you offended people?"

I said, "I really don't know. They will fight when they come up, maybe they may not be with those people last time."

Sister Cai asked me: "Do you want to take revenge?"

It seems that she is still looking at me, probably because I have thought about it more and more suspicious.

I said, "Avenge? Forget it, when will the revenge be revenged? When I get them, they will come back and continue to get me."

Sister Cai smiled contemptuously and said, "If you take revenge, they will not even have the power to take revenge."

I hurriedly asked, "What does it mean?"

Sister Cai said: "Violence is not omnipotent, and it is absolutely impossible to do without violence. There are some people in this world who are polite to him and tolerant to him. It is useless. He will still violate you as well. Find excuses to deal with you and treat you with violence. The only most effective way is to use greater violence to make him completely afraid and make him never dare to cause trouble for you again. Even when you mention your name, it feels cold on hot days, and they dare not go where you have been."

I think this is one of the methods that Sister Cai often uses to solve problems by using violence to counter violence.

I said, "Sister Cai, in this way, wouldn't you want to beat someone to break his hands and feet or something? Is he going to get disabled?"

Sister Cai said: "Some people are not qualified to live, what is the point of being disabled? Do you think that some people who live are just making it difficult for others to live. Such people are better than to die."

Why is this view so familiar?

I didn't think so before, but later, when I went to prison, I thoroughly understood this truth.

Some people live without letting others live easily, or even without letting others live.

I nodded and said, "Sister Cai, maybe you are right."

Sister Cai asked: "Then do you want me to help you? To solve them completely?"

I said, "Thank you, Sister Cai, I don't think it's time to stay in the front line. I'll meet you in the future. Although I've given them a breath, if there's a disabled person or something, if his family relies on him to support the family, it will ruin their whole life and a family. Let's forget it."

Sister Cai said: "It's useless to be a soft-hearted person."

I took the cup myself, poured her wine after pouring it into my own: "Sister Cai, thank you for your help, I'll treat you tonight."

Sister Cai raised her cup and said, "Thank you for your treat."
Chapter completed!