When he said this, Wu Jun's tone actually carried a sense of relief.
Compared to the anger and despair he felt back then, now he has long since moved past much of it and has walked out from the shadow of hatred.
He believes that the way he is now is what his parents wanted to see.
They would never want their son to live in hatred for a lifetime, tortured by guilt and sorrow.
And he now thinks the most important thing he should do is live well with his sister, which is the best way to repent and seek redemption before his parents. Only by doing this will he be able to give them an account when he reunites with them in the afterlife.
But these things, spoken so lightly by Wu Jun who experienced them, felt heavy and heartbreaking to those listening like Huo Sining.
Huo Sining, who never liked to cry, couldn't control the tears in her eyes.
