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“Su Wan!” Lu Jing Shen suddenly turned around and grabbed Su Wan's arm tightly. “What’s going on? Tell me, what is happening!”
Su Wan winced from his grip, her face turning even paler as tears welled up in her eyes. “Jing Shen, I… I didn’t mean to, I really didn’t mean to!”
She shook her head in panic, stumbling over her words as she tried to explain. “I just wanted to see what that button did. I didn’t know… I really didn’t know pressing it would activate the Incinerator…”
“Didn’t know?” Lu Jing Shen scoffed as if he had heard the biggest joke. He released her with a forceful shove. “Su Wan, do you think I’m a three-year-old? The activation button for the Incinerator, with such an obvious red warning—are you telling me you didn’t see that?”
His anger turned into a bitter laugh. “Or do you think we’re all blind, unable to see how eager you looked in the surveillance footage?”
Father Su and Mother Su finally snapped back to reality. Mother Su screamed and rushed forward, grabbing Su Wan by her hair. “You wretched girl! How dare you harm your sister! I’ll kill you!”
Mother Su’s long, sharp nails raked across Su Wan’s face, leaving several bloody scratches in an instant.
Su Wan screamed as she tried to evade her mother’s assault. “Mom! Mom, listen to me! I really didn’t mean it! It was my sister! She wanted to play dead! It was her idea…”
“Shut up!” Father Su roared, halting Mother Su’s actions and cutting off Su Wan’s defense.
He pointed at Su Wan, his finger trembling with rage. “At this point, you still want to argue? The surveillance footage is right here—what else do you have to say? You… you’ve truly disappointed me!”
Disappointed? Ha! Now he knows disappointment? When he favored Su Wan and defended her before, did he ever consider that I would feel disappointed?
I floated in midair, watching this farce unfold before me, feeling both ridiculous and sorrowful. They claimed to love me, yet here they were, doubting me even in death, trampling over my memory.
Su Wan was still struggling, crying out, "Dad, Mom, you have to believe me! I really just accidentally bumped into it! There must be something wrong with the surveillance, someone must be framing me! My sister hates me so much; she must have done this on purpose..."
"Enough!" The doctor interjected, stepping forward with a cold and serious tone. "Miss Su Wan, the surveillance footage is clear, and the hospital's Monitoring System cannot be faulty. No matter how you try to argue, it won't change the fact that you personally activated the Incinerator. The truth is the truth; it cannot be denied just because you want to."
The doctor looked at them with a hint of pity and a touch of sarcasm. "The truth is not defined by what Miss Su Wan claims it to be. The evidence is right in front of us, and no one can deny it." He paused, scanning each person present. "Now, do you believe it? Ms. Su Qingqian is truly dead."
My spirit quietly observed them, watching the various expressions on their faces—anger, regret, shock, fear... but what was missing was genuine sadness and guilt.
Perhaps they were merely frustrated by their own foolishness and mistakes, rather than truly mourning my death.
After all, in their eyes, I, Su Qingqian, had always been nothing more than a dispensable burden.
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