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Sumei's face was pale, and she slumped weakly in the chair, knowing that it was over for her.
"Please... let me go..." She suddenly grabbed my hand, pleading desperately, "I... I am willing to pay any price, just please spare me..."
"Spare you?" I shook off Sumei's hand, my tone icy as I said, "You want to ruin my family and think a light 'let me go' can solve everything?"
"I... I can give you Ankang Clinic, and all my money, I'll give it all to you..." Sumei said frantically, her eyes filled with despair.
"You think I still care about those things?" I sneered coldly and turned to leave.
"No! Don't go!" Sumei suddenly lunged forward, clutching my leg and pleading hoarsely, "Please, give me one more chance. I... I won't dare again..."
I looked down at her from above, my eyes devoid of any pity.
"Do you think I would believe your nonsense?" I forcefully pushed Sumei away, disgusted as I brushed off my pants as if I had touched something dirty.
Sumei fell awkwardly to the ground, her gaze hollow like a trapped beast cornered by a hunter. Seeing her like this filled me not with pity but with endless anger and revulsion.
"I'm telling you, Sumei," I pointed at her nose, my voice cold as ice, "the sins you've committed cannot be compensated with just an apology!"
"I know, I know I was wrong..." Sumei mumbled incoherently as she tried to crawl over to grab my clothes but was ruthlessly avoided by me.
"Do you know," I closed my eyes and took a deep breath, suppressing the turmoil within me, "because of you, my brother..."
I suddenly opened my eyes wide and stared coldly at Sumei. My voice choked; I couldn't utter that cruel word and could only clench my fists tightly, letting my nails dig deep into my palms.
"I was wrong! I really was wrong!" Sumei cried out hoarsely, "I am willing to use everything to make up for it. Please, give me one more chance..."
"Make up for it?" I interrupted her with a cold laugh. "What do you have to make up for it?"
I bent down and stared intensely into Sumei's eyes, speaking each word clearly: "The crimes you've committed are unforgivable! I will not let you get away with it. I will expose your crimes to the public so that everyone will despise you and you will pay the price for what you've done!"
I straightened up and left without looking back, leaving only Sumei's desperate cries echoing in the empty room.
As I reached the clinic's entrance, Uncle Wang was pacing anxiously back and forth. When he saw me come out, he hurried over and asked with concern, "How did it go? Are you okay?"
I shook my head, leaning wearily against the wall as I weakly replied, "I'm fine, just..."
"Ah, I already know," Uncle Wang sighed, patting my shoulder. "That girl Sumei is truly wicked!"
"Uncle Wang, could you do me a favor?" I looked up, a glint of determination in my eyes. "Help me uncover all the crimes Sumei has committed over the years. I want to ruin her reputation!"
"Sure! I'll get right on it!" Uncle Wang agreed without hesitation.
With Uncle Wang's help, Sumei's hidden misdeeds gradually came to light, including how she used her beauty and lies to deceive my brother's affections, how she created falsehoods to sow discord between my brother and sister-in-law, and how she schemed to seize our family's wealth step by step...
Each of these crimes was appalling and chilling. Once the truth was revealed, those who had once admired Sumei turned against her with disdain, and even those who had flattered her now avoided her.
Sumei was disgraced and abandoned by everyone. She desperately pleaded for my forgiveness, even willing to give up all her possessions just to be spared.
But I refused. I looked at her coldly and told her that the true punishment would be carried out by the law.
In the end, Sumei paid the price for her actions and was imprisoned. As for me, I continued forward with a promise to my family and hopes for the future.
I utilized my ability to foresee the future to make strides in the business world, gradually building my own commercial empire. I named my company "Star Sea," symbolizing hope and rebirth, while also expressing my longing for my family and aspirations for the future.
I knew that my life was just beginning and that I had a long road ahead of me. But I believed that as long as I had love and dreams in my heart, I could overcome any difficulties and create my own brilliance! I turned and got into the car, closed the door, and rolled down the window.
"Uncle Wang, let's go."
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