Chapter 64
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Su Zhinian pulled the covers over Song Qingchun and sat down on the edge of the bed. He stared at her sleeping face for a while, and his hand involuntarily reached toward her face.
His fingers suddenly stopped a centimeter away from her face.
It was as if he was afraid to touch her. His fingers were shaking, and after a long hesitation, he touched her face lightly.
All the coldness and indifference had disappeared from his face, and his eyes that looked at her were unbelievably gentle. The color at the bottom of his eyes slowly deepened, and a strange yet powerful emotion rolled in them. It was like the sea under the starry night sky, with a breathtaking beauty and an almost imperceptible pain.
He thought that it was probably only when she was asleep, when he was alone, that he dared to release all his deep love and passion, pain and sorrow to look at her like this.
Song Qingchun, do you know … how much I love you?
Su Zhinian's fingers caressed the girl's soft skin, and the memory slowly drifted away.
…
It was when he was seven that he realized he was different from other people.
He could hear sounds that normal people couldn't, and his world started to become noisy.
Even in the dead of the night, he couldn't fall asleep because of the noises that normal people couldn't hear.
It was then that he realized many things in this world weren't as beautiful as he thought they were.
The couple upstairs looked like they were on good terms, but in reality, they were arguing every night.
There were many people who were friendly when they met, but the moment they turned around, they would curse each other with the most venomous words.
However, when he discovered that he could read a person's inner thoughts whenever he touched them, he realized that compared to what he heard, the real thoughts in a person's heart were the scariest.
The first thing he discovered was his family's secret.
He knew that his mother's salary had just been stolen by his aunt. He knew that his uncle had schemed to kick him and his mother out of his maternal grandfather's house. He also knew that his maternal grandmother, who favored her son, had left 500,000 yuan in savings for his uncle …
Then, he discovered the secrets of the people living in this area.
He knew the man in Room 2 was a drug addict; he knew the man on the first floor was interested in his mother; he even knew that Auntie Sun, who had always been close to his mother, had been badmouthing his mother …
At that time, he was young and didn't know how to protect himself. When he read these things, he exposed them all.
The adults were always more powerful than him. Even though the truth had been exposed, they still had ways to cover it up. But even so, those who had their thoughts read by him knew that what he said was true.
Perhaps they also wondered how he knew, but they were more afraid and repulsed by him. They began to want him to disappear from their world.
At first, he was isolated, and everyone called him a monster. Later, someone pointed out that he was mentally unstable, and everyone who feared him began to echo him.
The pressure of public opinion was invisible, but its power was terrifying. In the end, even his mother, who was the most protective of him, began to believe that his random words were a sign of mental illness. She began to take him to see a doctor, and in the end, she even put him in a mental hospital for three months.
He knew that his mother really thought that he was sick. For his own good, she made him stay in the hospital.
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