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I shared the plan with Wan'er.
Wan'er looked at me, her gaze resolute.
"Alright, I will follow your lead."
I knew she was ready.
Wan'er approached Fang Zhao's place of confinement.
Lin Wan'er stepped closer to him, her eyes cold as ice.
"Fang Zhao, you owe me, and I will make you pay back tenfold!"
Fang Zhao trembled, unable to utter a word.
He could only watch helplessly as Lin Wan'er advanced toward him, like the arrival of death itself.
Fang Zhao was tormented by Wan'er to the brink of collapse, his eyes filled with fear and despair.
Wan'er has finally avenged her past life.
She stood there, her chest heaving violently, her eyes filled with hatred and pain.
I embraced her.
Lin Wan'er leaned against my shoulder, crying silently.
Her tears fell like pearls that had come loose from a string, one by one.
After I left the detention center, Ji Li approached. Wan'er playfully urged Ji Li to kill Fang Zhao, and Ji Li let out a chuckle.
He looked at the barely breathing Fang Zhao, his eyes filled with disdain and mockery.
"Fang Zhao, today is your day!"
He raised the knife in his hand and plunged it down fiercely.
Blood gushed forth.
Fang Zhao's body twitched a few times before falling still.
Just as Fang Zhao took his last breath, I entered with the police. Upon seeing Ji Li holding the knife and the corpse on the ground, they immediately apprehended him.
Ji Li stared at the suddenly appearing officers, momentarily stunned.
His face was filled with shock and disbelief.
Before he could react, the police had already cuffed him.
Wan'er pretended to be an innocent victim captured by Ji Li in front of the officers.
She cried with tear-streaked cheeks, looking pitifully delicate.
The police looked at her with sympathy and compassion.
They completely believed Lin Wan'er's words, thinking she was an innocent victim.
At that moment, Ji Li finally realized that Wan'er and I were in cahoots.
He looked at me and Lin Wan'er, his eyes filled with anger and hatred.
"You... you actually teamed up to deceive me!"
"A child? Is the child also fake?"
I stared at him coldly, remaining silent.
Lin Wan'er also looked at him, her eyes gleaming with satisfaction.
Of course it was fake; Wan'er had specifically procured fake pregnancy pills, going through a lot of trouble to pull it off. At first, even I had been fooled.
I submitted the accounts of the Tiger Head Gang and the evidence of Ji Li's illegal activities provided by Fang Zhao to the police, leading to Ji Li being sentenced to death.
Hearing the news, I turned to Lin Wan'er.
A complex light flickered in her eyes—there was hatred, pain, and a hint of relief.
I gently patted her shoulder.
"It’s all over."
Lin Wan'er took a deep breath, trying to calm her racing heart.
"Yes, it’s over."
We stood side by side in the night, watching the distant flashing police lights.
They symbolized the arrival of justice and marked the end of our revenge.
We had finally avenged ourselves!
I sat in the living room with Wan'er, sunlight streaming through the window and warming our faces.
"I've already contacted the police. They will return the ill-gotten gains to those who were persecuted and extorted by the Tiger Head Gang and the Azure Dragon Gang," I said.
"We should stay out of it," she replied.
Lin Wan'er nodded, her eyes sparkling with hope.
The public cheered, expressing their gratitude for encountering good police officers.
An elderly woman grasped a policeman's hand, her eyes filled with appreciation as she repeatedly thanked him.
Lin Wan'er stood beside me, a radiant smile on her face.
The Azure Dragon Gang had been disbanded.
The wrongdoers had all been apprehended.
Some of the younger ones, who hadn’t committed serious offenses, were educated and then sent away.
The younger children were taken to school.
Xiao Hu stood before Wan'er and me, bowing deeply.
"Thank you both."
Xiao Hu was aware of some of the details, having helped me out before.
"Sister Zhi Xia, make sure to live well from now on. Stay away from places like this," he advised.
I nodded; Xiao Hu's gaze was different from that of the Tiger Head Gang members—it reminded me of my father's.
Then, Xiao Hu left.
We returned to our hometown.
Everything here was just as it had been when we left.
Lin Wan'er finally broke down in tears.
After a long while, Lin Wan'er calmed down.
She wiped her tears, turned around, and looked at me.
"Sister, thank you."
Lin Wan'er smiled.
Her smile was like a rainbow after the rain, beautiful and radiant.
I smiled back, tears streaming down my face.
"I thank you too."
Dad, we did it.
I opened the hidden compartment in the drawer, revealing a newspaper with the headline: "Undercover Cop Captured by Gang Disappears!"
Below it was a picture of an ordinary-looking man, his police badge shining brightly on his head.
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