Alan didn't speak, standing frozen on the spot.
Memories of the past, like smoke, surfaced before his eyes.
Aunt Qin looked at Alan, crying with snot and tears.
"I'm sorry, miss, it's my fault... Back then, my husband got cancer, and I had to raise money for his treatment... Who knew, he still didn't make it, leaving me and my son alone..."
This apology, Aunt Qin had long wanted to say.
Though she kidnapped Alan back then, she didn't extort a single cent.
Driven by desperation, clumsy in her actions, and single-minded about money, it was only a matter of hours before the police caught her.
Then the Murong Family's legal team took action, claiming Alan had suffered severe mental and physical trauma, leading to face blindness, and increased Aunt Qin's sentence.
Aunt Qin spent almost the rest of her life in prison.
It was only a few years ago that she was released.
