Zhu Xiaofen couldn’t help but say: “Only in your teens—how could you think of such vicious methods to torment people? That doctor had no grudge against you, and your own mother—how could you use even your own mother? When I was in my teens, I was already helping my family with work. Children can’t be spoiled, or they’ll eventually develop problems.”

Bai Youwei’s eyes glanced over coolly and she smiled without warmth.

“Wu Lili, I think that flower on the ground looks pretty nice. Pass it to me.”

Wu Lili shook her head in terror: “…I, I, I, I don’t dare pick it up.”

Bai Youwei said: “Fine. If you don’t pick it up, I’ll have my brother beat you.”

Shen Mo: “…”

Wu Lili bent down with tears in her eyes, trembling as she picked up the flower from the floor.

To be precise, she held it up, because that severed flower stem was as thick and fat as an elephant’s trunk, and the bud was a large mass that hung down heavily.

When she handed it over, Shen Mo reached out to block it.

He turned to ask Bai Youwei: “Can you lift it?”

Bai Youwei: “My strength has increased a lot.”

Shen Mo thought about it. Knowing this troublemaker wouldn’t give up until she vented her anger, he released his hand and sat back down.

Bai Youwei grabbed one end of the stem. Without waiting even half a second, she directly swung it at Zhu Xiaofen’s face!

—Smack!

This strike was more vicious than a slap!

Zhu Xiaofen cried out in pain, her whole body falling backward! She crashed to the ground along with her chair!

She seemed to return to the state of being domestically abused by her husband. Although only her face was hit, her whole body curled into a ball on the ground, trembling while weakly pleading: “Don’t hit me… don’t hit me, I was wrong…”

Wu Lili couldn’t bear to watch.

But Bai Youwei’s eyes held not a shred of pity. She said coldly: “Do you have children? Better not. A useless coward who can’t even protect herself—absolutely must not have children. The children don’t want to be born by you.”

The Inspector watched for a long while and smiled: “I don’t really want to interrupt you, but… shouldn’t the game continue?”

It looked at Zhu Xiaofen on the ground and asked politely: “Miss, Truth or Dare?”

Zhu Xiaofen curled up on the ground, not getting up for the moment.

Inspector: “Do you want to forfeit? Mm, automatic elimination isn’t impossible either…”

At the mention of “elimination,” Zhu Xiaofen shuddered violently. With tears all over her face, she crawled up and took a white card from the table.

“I choose Truth…”

She flipped open the card:

**[Truth: Have you ever harmed anyone?]**

Zhu Xiaofen was stunned.

Bai Youwei sat beside her and made a “tch” sound. “Another boring question. No originality at all.”

Zhu Xiaofen covered her struck face and said awkwardly: “I haven’t… haven’t harmed anyone…”

As her words fell, the white card in her hand suddenly emitted a red glow, like a flashing alarm.

“Ah… the card turned red.” The Inspector said with a smile. “This is a prompt for an incorrect answer. Two consecutive wrong answers will result in elimination.”

“But I!…” Zhu Xiaofen instinctively defended herself. Her mouth opened then snapped shut. Her eyes stared at the continuously glowing red card, her face growing paler and paler, her lips trembling non-stop.

She said she hadn’t, and the game system judged it as a wrong answer.

If she continued to deny it, she would definitely be eliminated!

But…

But she really hadn’t harmed anyone!

There was only that one time…

Only that time…

Zhu Xiaofen looked up in confusion, gazing at each player in front of her. They were all waiting for her answer.

“I…” She opened her mouth, her voice hoarse. “My younger sister… once came to see me and was locked in a room by my husband. She… she pounded on the door inside, wanting me to open the door and save her, and also wanted me to call the police… but I didn’t dare. I couldn’t call the police! Otherwise, I would have been beaten to death by my husband!… Later, she said she would sue my husband! How could that work? We’re all family—how shameful would it be to go to court? And for a girl to encounter this kind of thing, how could she make a big fuss about it? How could she get married in the future? I was doing it for her own good!”