nucmednet Chapter 220 A trivial trick
Chapter 220 A trivial trick
Zhang Yuanshun's struggle seemed so powerless. His eyes were looking for something in the crowd and finally fell on the orphan girl. There was both unwillingness and relief in his eyes.
"Remember, no one can escape the law."
Sheng Junwei whispered to Zhang Yuanshun, then turned and smiled gently at the orphan girl, "You are safe."
The night was still dark, but the room was bright with the victory of justice.
The orphan girl's agitated emotions slowly calmed down. She knew that tonight's experience would become the most unforgettable memory of her life.
And Sheng Junwei, the woman who appeared at the critical moment and guarded justice with wisdom and courage, will become the eternal hero in her heart.
An unusually brilliant smile bloomed on Zhang Yuanshun's face. That smile was like the rising sun, bright but a little dazzling. The orphan girl on the bed had a bewildered look on her face, and her clear eyes reflected his sudden joy.
Seeing this smile, she inexplicably felt a strange feeling in her heart, as if when he was not smiling, that face was more acceptable.
"This...what on earth is going on?"
The orphan girl's voice trembled slightly, filled with confusion and puzzlement.
Sheng Junwei took a few steps forward and gently drew up the curtains beside the bed, her movements revealing delicate care. "Put on your clothes first."
She said softly, her tone full of care and concern.
When the orphan girl heard this, a warm feeling surged in her heart and she felt sincerely grateful for the kindness of this strange woman.
There was the rustling sound of someone getting dressed on the bed. The sound was particularly clear in the quiet room, but it did not distract the attention of the two people in the room.
Sheng Junwei turned her gaze to Zhang Yuanshun again, her voice calm and firm: "You are not late."
Zhang Yuanshun's eyes flashed with disdain, a condescending attitude, as if looking down at the ants under his feet. "Little girl, you are really capable to be able to track this far, but unfortunately, you are still too young."
There was a hint of sarcasm in his words. "The statute of limitations for major cases in Sheng State is thirty years. Just a quarter of an hour ago, the last day of that thirty years had quietly passed. Now, we are standing on the threshold of the thirty-first year."
He smiled triumphantly, and that smile was full of the arrogance and complacency of a winner.
"You no longer have the right to arrest me."
Every word seemed to be squeezed out from between teeth, with unquestionable determination.
Sheng Junwei looked at him quietly, her face filled with self-satisfaction, as if it were a carefully drawn satirical painting.
It is the kind of smile that only those who think they are the wisest in the world, who will inadvertently show behind the backs of those who think they have controlled the rules and the foolish people.
This smile was not only an expression of his extreme joy and excitement, but also a deep contempt for the rules and ordinary people who were manipulated by him.
He seemed to be the self-proclaimed master of the universe, confident that as long as he wanted, he could manipulate the fate of everyone like a puppet.
At this time, the orphan girl had changed her clothes and slowly walked into the hall.
Although she had vaguely heard the conversation between the two in the inner room, the doubts in her heart were like a fog, making her feel confused and uneasy.
She was keenly aware of the tense atmosphere in the air, so she quietly approached Sheng Junwei, with a hint of trepidation in her voice: "This...what on earth is going on?"
Zhang Yuanshun did not answer directly, but responded to Sheng Junwei with his smiling eyes, which contained unfathomable meaning.
Sheng Junwei looked back at him with a cold gaze and began to narrate slowly: "Zhang Yuanshun is from Fu County, Liuli County. He was born in an ordinary peasant family in Zhangjia Village, Fu County. His mother came from the south to avoid the chaos."
"You grew up in an atmosphere that was not prominent but full of hard work and progress. Several generations of your family were diligent farmers, and your brothers and sisters were also hardworking, so your family was relatively well-off. When the neighbors around you were still living in simple thatched houses, your family already had a blue brick and tile house, and there was still money left for you to study in a private school."
"As the only educated person in the family, you carry the expectations of the entire family. Your family members all tell you that they will do everything they can to pave the way for your studies. As long as you study hard, you will become a great person in the future."
"Your mother was once the daughter of a wealthy family, living a rich life with many servants. However, after marrying an ordinary farmer, she dreamed day and night of returning to her former glory. Unfortunately, your grandfather, grandmother and father are all ordinary people, and your brothers are not suitable for studying. Only you have been praised as a child prodigy by the private school teacher since you were a child."
"Therefore, mother places all her hopes on you."
"Since childhood, you have grown up under your mother's strict and even harsh requirements. If your handwriting is not neat, you will be punished. If your academic performance at the end of the year is not satisfactory, she will express her disappointment in tears and give you a severe lesson."
"In this oppressive environment, your mind gradually became twisted and you developed resentment towards every member of your family, especially your mother who had extremely high expectations of you."
"Driven by your twisted mentality, you had the idea of taking revenge on your mother and making her regret it."
"You think over and over again that the most painful way for your mother is for you to fail the imperial examination. However, if you do this, your mother's disappointment and anger will be directly poured on you, and it may even affect the harmony of the family. Others will also suffer because you fail to meet your mother's expectations."
“So, your thinking goes in a more extreme direction.”
Sheng Junwei's gaze pierced Zhang Yuanshun like a sharp sword, and every word she said seemed as if she had witnessed it all with her own eyes.
Zhang Yuanshun's smile gradually faded as she narrated, but his eyes were burning with a strange light, as if Sheng Junwei's ability to see through everything made him more excited and satisfied than the impending legal sanctions.
Sheng Junwei could not understand such a psychological state, but she understood that the reason why Zhang Yuanshun was so fearless was that he had absolute confidence in his own wisdom and calculations.
He enjoyed the process of making a group of detectives go to great lengths to release him, only to have them release him in the end due to the statute of limitations. He enjoyed the thrill of walking on the edge of the law as a notorious murderer.
Sheng Junwei just smiled faintly at Zhang Yuanshun's clever tricks, treating them as insignificant trifles.
The orphan girl standing by had already been deeply attracted by this tortuous and bizarre story.
Seeing Sheng Junwei remained silent, she could no longer suppress her curiosity and asked, "What extreme thing?"
Sheng Junwei glanced at her sideways, her tone indifferent but revealing a heavy tone: "He believes that his mother has only forced him to study and take exams since he was a child, and has placed all the dreams and expectations on his shoulders, as if as long as he can pass the imperial examination, the whole family will be able to rise to the top overnight. So, what if he personally cuts off their fantasy of sharing glory and wealth after he becomes successful?"