Revenge

Aaron Gu frowned; his attention was still seized by that bowl of messy soup; he spoke indifferently to phone: “Okay.”

He took out a money from the wallet and handed it to the chef after hanging up the phone; chef did not take the money but laughed at him: “That girl has already paid for you, remember?”

Aaron Gu seemed a bit surprised and looked up into the smiling eyes of the chef, his face cold and expressionless as usual.

Seeing him turn around, the boss said politely after him, "Take your time and come here often when you are free. Do not try spicy jelly if you are not ready; I have only seen two girls who could do hot to that extent; one was a girl who has not shown up for years with her boyfriend, and the other, the girl who sat across you...Well, that’s something...hahaha...”

As if he had not heard what he said, Aaron Gu walked into the noisy crowd and felt a little lost.

All is quiet at dead of night; Amanda sat in the open air on the flower bed, looking at the bright neon in the distance, feeling like a homeless ragpicker; she was still living the moment of their meeting in the snack bar; she had long made up her mind to be a sweet and obedient lamb in front of Aaron Gu if she was to meet him again. But when she met him in the bar, she found it impossible.

He had been acting like that he was mistreated and abandoned by the world. Was it because Amanda had died and disappeared from the world forever?

He he, Amanda was amused by her own thought; she had been dead for over three months; Did Aaron Gu get the news till today? If he was saddened by her death, what had he been up to in this three month? The memory they shared, the happiness they had, what did they mean to him? Was it a bit too late to mourn for her and their past.

Yeah, everything was too late, long before her death.

Jingdu Airport; she was told that the latest flight

At the Southern Train Station, holding the ticket, Amanda’s heart was jumping like crazy; She mechanically checked in, waited in the lounge finally hopped into the train. Everything seemed so surreal; outside the windows of was a black void; she closed her eyes and wondered whether next time she opened her eyes,

seat from time to time and asked if she needed snacks or anything; everything was quiet except for the rhythmed sound of the train galloping.

S city logo, the familiar Southern accent, even the humidity in the air, made Amanda feel like she had been away for a lifetime. Her first destination was her home, one of the city's top villas, where her family once lived and where she and Bill Fu never moved

out of the taxi. She looked out of the window at the villa; the villa was under renovation with the overall layout being changed, the color of the wall being changed and

and asked, "Little girl, are you looking for

more comfortable to live in such a big house? After death, they are also caged in an small urn, isn’t it? Even if the urn is made of gold, some graver robber may dig them out in a few hundred years. In my opinion, rich or not, life is still equal; look how bored they are, renovate a already brand

and her family...The name of a lovely husband and great son-in-law did not allow him to sell the house, so he

place. Could you take me to this place..." Amanda came back to herself, smiled at the driver and

he said, "I was just thinking, you must be in the wrong place. This is the district for rich people. Everyone here owned a large house and with high security

not because of the renovation, they would not be able to get in

she did not agree with what the drivers said; they were rich, but they were kind and good people. She may be a bit arrogant and domineering but she had never done anything to hurt others. She worked hard to

entrance to a neighborhood, and

The call had never got through and that worried Amanda sick. She wished to see Lydia Du open

the security door Amanda saw a gaunt and haggard middle-aged woman; she looked at Amanda narrowly and asked: "Who are you

It was Lydia Du's mother. Amanda knew her.