In their eyes, Susu was no longer the Susu of the past. She was a bad child in the eyes of their parents.
Susu was clearly the one who was hurt, but in the end, all the blame was placed on Susu.
In the eyes of those people, Susu was sexually assaulted by that man because Susu was restless. They took it for granted that out of so many people, the man only molested her, so it must be her problem. Since it was Susu's problem, then Susu was not a good girl. Therefore, they must keep their children away from Susu so that Susu would not lead them astray.
Before the harm at the school stopped, Susu was once again hurt by her relatives and friends.
Not long after Susu walked out of the hurt, her relatives came one after another.
Although they said that they were here to visit Susu, their eyes were filled with disdain and obvious disdain. They kept telling Susu's parents that since the child was already like this, it was better for her to stop going to school and get married when she was older. They also said that Susu would not be able to marry into a good family, and then mentioned the candidates in their hearts who could be Susu's husband.
The people they mentioned were either ignorant and incompetent loafers or old men in their thirties or forties who still could not find a wife.
Susu was clearly only in her teens and was in the prime of her youth, but in their eyes, Susu was no longer clean. She was only worthy of such trash.
Susu's mother's expression became particularly ugly because of the attitude of her relatives. Although she forced a smile on her face, tears fell instantly after her relatives left.
Susu's father and her mother returned to their house to talk about this, while Susu stood at the door to eavesdrop.
She heard them talking about her problems. She heard her mother's sadness and her father's sadness, but she could not say anything.
Clearly, none of this was her fault, but now it was all her fault.
However, the harm did not stop. The aunties in Susu's neighborhood heard about Susu's situation from somewhere and then began to talk about it. The aunties' gossiping skills were amazing. In less than a week, almost everyone in the neighborhood knew about Susu's situation.
In the end, it even developed into Susu being dragged into a small forest by a big kid in the neighborhood.
Susu tried her best to resist and escape home, but before she could calm herself down, the door of her house was smashed with a loud bang.
Susu's mother opened the door to see the big kid and his grandmother outside. Susu did not come out, but she heard the big kid's grandmother continuously scolding her with words such as shameless, whore, and so on. Even the big kid's action of dragging Susu to the small forest became Susu's restless seduction of the big kid.
Everyone knew that the old lady wasn't telling the truth, but no one questioned her. This was because Susu was already dirty in their eyes.
Susu's mother kept replying to the old lady, begging for her forgiveness.
After Susu's mother's mother's mother, the old lady's.
After the old lady left, without waiting for Susu to heave a sigh of relief, her mother pushed the door open and walked in. The way she looked at Susu was no longer as gentle and affectionate as before. She had already lost all her feelings for Susu during this period of time. When she saw Susu timidly pursing her lips with tears in her eyes, she ruffled her hair in annoyance and said sternly, "Can you calm down? Don't you think I'm annoying enough?"
Susu's mother left after saying that, leaving Susu alone in the house.
Susu hugged her knees and cried for an entire night in the house. Her open heart closed bit by bit.
Susu returned to her previous state.
Susu went to school every day. She would not talk to anyone. She would go home every day and ignore everyone's sarcastic remarks. She looked like everyone else, but only Susu knew how lonely and helpless she felt every night. She wanted to cry and tell her mother that she was afraid, but that night, her mother's impatient expression made Susu not dare to tell her grievances.
Susu became quieter and sadder as the days passed. Finally, after school, she did not go home. Instead, she climbed to the highest floor in the neighborhood.
Susu looked at the sky and smiled gently.
The wind blew past her cheeks and her messy dry hair, revealing Susu's delicate and beautiful face. It also showed the despair and helplessness in her big and clear eyes. Susu sat there quietly for a long time. She stared blankly at the empty space and said softly, "Why is everyone blaming me?
Why don't they like me? I'm not the one in the wrong. Why does everyone say it's my fault? "
Susu closed her eyes and a tear rolled down her cheek. Susu pursed her lips and muttered stubbornly, "I'm not the one in the wrong. It's the world that's wrong."
Then, it was the scene from the beginning.
In the end, Susu's parents claimed Susu's body. However, the moment they saw Susu's body, they looked relieved. Their daughter was dead and they should be sad, but they only felt relieved.
This made people feel even more heartless.
Susu was cremated and buried by her parents. Susu's photo on the tombstone was smiling so sweetly. She was like an innocent little girl who had suffered so much.
She was only a teenage girl, but she had suffered all the evil in the world.
When the subtitles were played, many people realized that they had unknowingly burst into tears.
Although Jiujiu, who played Susu, was very young, her acting skills were not weak at all. She vividly portrayed Susu's helplessness and pain. Even Cheng Han's mother cried. She leaned her head on Cheng Han's shoulder and said softly, "Susu is so pitiful."
Cheng Han nodded and said, "Yes."
She was very pitiful. She did not do anything wrong, but she had to suffer all the things she did not deserve. The most chilling thing was that the person who killed Susu was not that man, but the cold words of others.
After watching the movie, Cheng Xu was silent. When he got home, he took out his phone and called Jiujiu.
Cheng Xu did not know why he called Jiujiu. Perhaps it was because his heart almost stopped in his throat when he saw Jiujiu jump off the building at the beginning, or because he felt a lump in his throat when he saw Jiujiu's photo on the tombstone.
The movie lasted for almost two hours. When he got home and washed up, it was already three o 'clock in the morning. Jiujiu answered the phone in a daze and said with a strong nasal voice, "Hello?"
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