âYou are strict, but disobeying managers is common across the mountains and rivers. In the end, itâs because your Jewell family is too strict with your peers and lacks competitiveness. Many people are now hesitant to go to Jewellâs if there are no critically ill patients, giving others a chance.â
Shaun rose to his feet, took the microphone, and stated solemnly, âThree months later, Mrs.
Jewell(mother) waits for you to return and change, you should reflect on it in prison.â
âThank you for telling me this truthfully. Iâm afraid I wonât be angry unless you tell me these words, and I wouldnât dare to replace it with someone else.â Chester exclaimed.
âThen do you see where your biggest weakness is, Chester? Men are bigger-minded; we were born with far greater superiority than ordinary people, so we grew up eating the best education is also the best, but this is not why we look down on others. There are many very smart ordinary people who you havenât given yourself a chance to discover.â
Shaun said, âI know why I do you understand this, because I have also been down, I have lost everything, I understand the difficulty of ordinary people, and everyone is worthy of respect.â
After speaking, Shaun sighed softly, put down the microphone, and walked away.
Chester sat on the chair with complicated eyes.
â¦
Northwest.
Eliza became terribly ill on the fifth day when she arrived here. She has never been here in her two lives.
She was taken aback by the stunning snow-capped peaks when she first arrived.
Itâs just that the temperature difference between morning and night here is too great, and people who went out early and returned late to personally inspect the schools and villages in the poor mountainous area here couldnât handle it and developed a high fever.
She seemed to see another petite figure approaching her in a daze.
âIs that you, Charity? Itâs been a while.â
âEliza?â she asked as she looked at the figure, âAre you coming back?â
âI wonât go, Charity; youâll replace it in the future. I have a good life and take care of my mother. I think Iâm too tired, Iâm going to leave in the future, and I wonât come back.â The figure said quietly.
âDonât go, Eliza. no one can live for anyone else. Go down, this is your body, Iâve been occupying it for far too long, Iâm very grateful to you, you gave me the chance to avenge myself and fulfil my desires, but now⦠I have nothing to love.â She expressed her excitement.
âDo you really have nothing to love?â said the figure.
âI donât have hate or love anymoreâ¦â she exclaimed, startled.
âBut you have yourself.â
Iâm not understand what youâre talking about?â
âYou can look for it; I believe you will find it, and if you do, perhaps you will find love. Charity, be happy instead of me. You must live with your heart, you must be happy, there will be no Eliza in the future, you are the true Charity.â
The figure gradually faded away.
âEliza, donât go.â Charityâs body pleaded desperately.
âWake up, Charity.â Someone yelled at her and slapped her across the face.
Charity gradually awoke from the chaos and saw Miguelâs handsome bronzed face, still holding a towel.
âAre you still Charity? You kept calling Eliza just now.â Miguel said, a little uneasy when he saw her dazed appearance.
âWhat do you want me to be?â Charity recovered from the daze and looked up at him.
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