Chapter 687 Through The Passage Of Time
They even put mice and cockroaches in Sue's lunch box and tore up her homework. They would then laugh together as they pointed at her aggrieved face.
What was worse was that the older boys had already reached puberty while she was still young. At that time, Sue was beautiful, well-behaved, and young. However, she disliked talking.
Therefore, all of them had lust for her.
Of course, they did not dare to go too far. After all, they would be punished if the dean found out.
However, they would force her to remove her clothes and molest her. They would also smear their sperms all over her body.
Sue, who was only ten years old, had experienced the most revolting, painful, and sinister event.
Later, when the Dawson family came to the orphanage to adopt a child, they chose the orphanage's weakest and most inconspicuous child, which was Sue.
She was surprised. Following that, she was overjoyed.
She could finally leave this place, free from the evils, and start a brand new life.
Hence, she followed the Dawsond without hesitation.
The days that followed were, as it turned out, quite pleasant.
When she first got home, she wasn't used to it. She was very reserved and scared.
She was afraid they wouldn't like her and would abandon her.
As a result, she didn't dare to speak or eat, let alone make noise.
Later, under her mother's patience and training, Sue eventually dared to speak confidently and even smile happily.
Her skin condition gradually improved as she grew up, and she also began to grow taller. She was elegant and beautiful, and she possessed a wide range of talents.
At that time, she had many admirers. She was no longer the ugly duckling but a gorgeous woman.
However, the world was unfair.
Only God knew how hard she had worked over the years to become unrestrained and confident.
But, no matter how good she was, there was always someone above her in that family.
That person was Charlotte.
She was stunningly beautiful and outstanding. Although she wasn't gentle, many people liked her straightforward temper.
Her talent and abilities were not extensive, but no one seemed to mind. In any case, she was smart. Hence, she would still be better than everyone else when she took over the family business in the future.
She even liked to hold her head high and look at people with a hint of contempt in her eyes.
No one, however, would comment about it. Everyone claimed she had the right to do so in any case.
Sue was naturally intimidated by Charlotte's demeanor.
Even if a beautiful swan stood in front of a beautiful phoenix, it would be eclipsed.
From that moment onward, she realized that she was no match for Charlotte.
No matter how hard she tried, she couldn't be on par with Charlotte.
As a result, she quit. She didn't want to pursue or compare until Buckley appeared.
He truly was the light of her life! She'd finally found a ray of light; how could she be willing to throw it away like that?
Charlotte, who was better than her, had already achieved a lot. Why did she still want to snatch him away from Sue?
At that time, Sue really didn't understand.
Later, she appeared to have gradually grasped a little more, but she knew she had made a mistake, and there was no way to undo it.
Her thoughts wandered far away, so far that she appeared to relive her life in the blink of an eye.
Those happy and sad memories seemed to play out in front of her like a movie.
It was only at this moment that she realized something.
It turned out that it had been a long time before she realized it.
She thought she had long forgotten the memories of the past.
However, as it turned out, she never did. Instead, she only pretended not to remember them after a while.
Sue eventually quieted down.
Then, Charlotte lowered her gaze, her eyes calm and indifferent. "You say you feel wronged, but you forget that none of this belongs to you in the first place. After saying such things, you're now pleading with me for forgiveness. How am I supposed to forgive you?"
Upon hearing that, Sue shivered slightly.
She felt as if her heart had been crushed. It was heartbreakingly silent yet was a heartwrenching pain.
After a while, she struggled to stand up.
"Alright, I got it."
She responded in a low voice, raising her hand to wipe a tear stain from the corner of her eye.
Although she was in an awkward and humiliating situation, she seemed to exude a noble elegance.
"Don't worry, Charlotte. I won't bother you anymore."
She forced a smile that appeared to be self-mockery but also had sadness to it.
"I'll go first if there's nothing else."
As she spoke, she was about to leave with her head lowered.
Suddenly, Charlotte frowned and said, "Wait!"
Sue immediately came to a halt.
After a while, she saw Charlotte striding toward the bedroom. She soon came out with something in her hand.
It was a thick paper bag stuffed with letters!
Sue's face turned sullen as soon as she saw that.
Charlotte then tossed the paper bag into Sue's arms and softly faintly, "You should also take these things with you!"
Sue's finger trembled slightly. When she opened the bag and glanced at the envelopes, she noticed that they were completely sealed. They were never opened!
Subsequently, she raised her head and looked at Charlotte in disbelief.
"You didn't read them at all?"
Charlotte stood there, arms crossed. Her expression remained cold and scornful. "I've mentioned that I will not believe anyone who has ever betrayed me. I'm not going to read any of the letters you've sent over the years, so don't bother wasting your time anymore. Isn't it tiring to pretend? Let's just keep it simple, shall we?"
Sue's face went deathly pale in an instant.
With trembling fingers, she held the letters that were never opened. Her body was also quivering violently.
"I see. Don't worry, Charlotte. I won't do it again."
After that, she stepped outside with distress.
Charlotte stood there as she watched Sue leave the room. Until then, she finally calmed down.
She lowered her head slightly. No one knew what she had come up with, but she smiled mockingly.
Oh, Charlotte. Sue was on the verge of death. Why did you have to be so aggressive all the time when she only wanted to beg your forgiveness?
But, if not this, what else should you do?
Completely let go of the grudge?
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