When Lu Li questioned Bai Lu whether only his death would grant her forgiveness, Bai Lu had long known the answer in her heart, but looking at this man's face, she couldn't bring herself to say such words.
There was a thorn in her heart that couldn't be removed no matter what; Bai Lu clenched her hands into fists tightly, "Don't push me."
Bai Lu looked up at Lu Li's bloodshot eyes, thinking that he had lived poorly during her absence.
But, she was living poorly too. Does his suffering mean she should forgive the mistakes he made before?
She could forgive him once, but what if there was a second or third time?
Men, this kind of creature, is a habitual offender; once there's a first time, surely there will be a second and third time.
To prevent those situations from occurring, Bai Lu would rather choose now to stop those possibilities from happening.
And the best way to prevent those occurrences is to completely sever ties with Lu Li.
