Chapter 857: Chapter 855: For the Deceased Her: Extra 3

"Lu Miao Chapter"

My name is Lu Miao, and I have a lovely younger sister.

Later, our parents divorced, and we were separated.

But I never expected that when my sister went to junior high, she would be bullied. The perpetrator was also a minor, with a powerful family background. They paid compensation, and that was the end of it, with no substantial punishment. After that, my mother took my sister out of the county town, and I heard that boy transferred schools as well.

This incident caused a significant psychological shadow for my sister, and she attempted suicide several times.

In the end, both my father and I decided to take my sister abroad. Her condition did improve, but the incident had rooted in her heart, and it was hard to eradicate.

Originally, living quietly abroad, perhaps time could make everything fade.

But one day, my sister saw that boy who bullied her in the past while she was abroad. He was traveling and had changed his name to Zhou Jiayang.

Although the two of them had no further interaction, my sister’s condition worsened after that, attempting suicide whenever people were not paying attention, and she was hospitalized several times.

The anger I felt back then could no longer be restrained, and I decided to return to the country to cause trouble for Zhou Jiayang. So, leveraging my decent academic credentials, I got a job as a counselor at Ning University.

Originally, I only wanted to find some dirt on Zhou Jiayang through legitimate means and deliver a heavy blow. After all, I’m not a bad person; naturally, I abide by the law.

But I never expected that the best student in my class, Su Chen, committed suicide, which I couldn’t believe.

It was a matter witnessed by all, so I had to believe it.

Until I discovered extra documents on my USB drive, I finally understood the truth. Looking at the contents, I felt frantic, resentful, and pained, with regret for Su Chen and hatred for these people.

Only then did I feel that leaving these scum alive would be against heaven’s will, feeling that using legitimate means to deal with them was really too difficult.

Even the documents on the USB couldn’t keep the 4508 people in jail for long; it was really too lenient for them. Su Chen left a note saying she was driven to suicide, but there wasn’t strong evidence to support it.

However, since Su Chen chose to leave these documents in my USB, she must have thought I was still somewhat trustworthy, right?

I initially planned to come back to do something, so why not make a grand gesture?

While planning in my mind, I never expected Su Chen’s parents would come to the school to make a fuss.

Although I couldn’t fully understand the background of every student in the class, through experience, I could roughly know the environment these students grew up in. A student like Su Chen definitely didn’t come from a family that favored sons over daughters.

When Su Chen’s mother mentioned that the school would arrange a job for them, I had a suspicion.

I had this document; why didn’t Su Chen’s family have it?

Perhaps Su Chen’s initial intention was just to leave these documents, not believing anyone would do anything upon seeing them, but thinking the person who saw them wouldn’t destroy them. As long as it was hidden, it would eventually be discovered.

However, this world indeed has many people who care about her.

With my internal doubts, I facilitated the arrangements for Su Chen’s parents’ jobs, even voluntarily compensating them and persuading the school to compensate. The couple thus smoothly started working.

When the news of Jiang Yizhou’s death by falling came, I knew my suspicion was correct.

The opponent’s plan was brilliant. I also planned to discreetly participate; I could ignore the others, but Zhou Jiayang’s life was one I was determined to take.

Actually, I could have waited for Su Chen’s parents to take action and stayed out of it, but I truly hated Zhou Jiayang too much; he ruined my sister’s life.

Besides, what if Su Chen’s parents failed to kill everyone? By helping solve one, I could lighten their burden and divert attention if exposed.

I suppose their plan was to kill everyone and then expose the documents left by Su Chen.

Adding me to the mix, things would likely become even more chaotic, right?

Returning to the teacher’s dormitory that day, I heard Zhou Jiayang’s screams, so I knocked on the door to inquire what was wrong. Unexpectedly, the kid, feeling guilty, got scared and voluntarily opened the door. It wasn’t until later I realized he was probably genuinely scared by Su Chen.

Zhou Jiayang didn’t know my sister was Ruan Xue, nor would he think I would take his life, so resolving this matter was easy. I sent him away first, then went with the prepared ice pack to a blind spot of the surveillance cameras. I had already scouted the area when the teacher’s dormitory was usually empty.

I was smoking in the stairwell waiting for Zhou Jiayang to arrive, but before I could act, he screamed in pain first. When I went over to look, I found he was already unconscious and just drifting upward.

Too bizarre.

I’m not a believer in ghosts and spirits, but at this moment, I believed.

After that, I hid by the rooftop door and witnessed Zhou Jiayang confess to his evil deeds before finally falling to his death.

After it was over, a breeze blew through, as if to erase all traces.

When the breeze swept by, it seemed to tell me that enough excitement was had, and it was time to leave. I unintentionally walked downstairs and, turning back, found no traces of my presence were left, not even ash from my cigarette.

Returning to the dormitory, I remained silent for a long time.

When Su Chen’s parents were arrested, and they were confirmed to be the murderers, my intuition told me this wouldn’t just end there.

Sure enough, before long, the rumor that Su Chen had become a vengeful ghost seeking revenge spread everywhere.

Videos of the victims of the falling incident appeared online, stirring a massive uproar.

On that day, it was chaotic.

But I was very pleased, regardless of whether the vengeful ghost was Su Chen or not, those beasts deserved to die.

Due to those videos, there was a significant shakeup afterward, with even the president of Ning University being replaced.

It was... quite good.

Suddenly, the air felt much fresher.

I believe that after this event, some people must be feeling very uneasy.

I’ve also decided to resign and go abroad.

It’s still a pity that such an outstanding girl like Su Chen was harmed to death like this.

The vengeful ghost should be Su Chen, right? I’m very thankful to her for allowing me to leave the country cleanly to take care of my sister.

After going abroad, my sister learned about the domestic events and also heard about Su Chen’s deeds. Her condition improved, becoming more and more optimistic, never thinking of suicide again, and even found her purpose and meaning in life.

"Zhao Kehan Chapter"

After handling cases for many years, the Ning University falling case is one I’ll never forget.

If not for seeing it with my own eyes, I would never believe such things could happen. Every time I recall it, I feel a sense of wonder.

After the Ning University falling case, I felt my work became easier; I noticed the fear in many others, which made me want to laugh.

At midnight, I tried to think, if the vengeful ghost Su Chen hadn’t appeared, what would have been the outcome for those intending to participate?

I think even if we killed the few who directly caused Su Chen’s death and exposed the materials left by Su Chen, it would quickly be suppressed, addressing only the surface-level issues. Some people would still carry on unscathed, difficult to fully eradicate.

But it’s different with Su Chen. After witnessing her power, those involved in the materials were strictly dealt with, providing a temporary clarity.

I’m not sure how long this peace will last, but it’s good for now.

I feel that An Shuo is acting a bit strange, always sensing someone, no, there should be a ghost by his side, most likely Su Chen.

Initially, I was a bit worried, since human and ghost paths differ, and supposedly, exposure to Yin Qi shortens lifespan. Later, seeing this kid lively and fine, with no issues, I gradually relaxed; as long as there’s no problem, after all, I’m not some old relic.

Su Chen should be a ghost with a sense of propriety.

Years later, I met a familiar face; it was Su Yao, who really became a police officer. To my shock, he charged around recklessly after joining, fearing nothing.

At first, I thought it was because he had experienced Su Chen’s incident, hating evil, thinking I should look after him to keep him out of trouble.

Later I realized it was my naivety; this kid dared to act like this, breaking rules, fearing no background, because he had Su Chen, the vengeful ghost, backing him.

She really didn’t leave; I don’t know how long she’ll be around. I suspect some people will have headaches. Some people wanted to eliminate her, but they all ended miserably.

Anyone who wanted to harm Su Yao or his family would find evidence of their lawbreaking on a leader’s desk the next day.

Superiors wanted to have a heart-to-heart with Su Yao, but Su Yao, acting obliviously, was like oil and salt that wouldn’t mix, yet no one dared to provoke him or marginalize him. Many disliked Su Yao’s presence, but just as many liked it.

After all, this world isn’t only filled with evil but also has righteousness.

I think it’s rather good.

If the righteous side has such a protector, I believe more people would be willing to stand up for justice.

To see what Su Yao does in this world, I began maintaining my health at forty, and indeed, I lived very long, watching Su Yao causing chaos for some, without them daring to utter a peep.

Satisfying!

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