Violet knew very well in her heart that the other party shouldn't have to bear such a result.
It was precisely because the other wanted to hysterically roar and bellow in their heart, and could not accept such a fact, that they needed to take more precise and surgical actions.
The things seen before her didn't require too much understanding or personal consideration of the problem.
What she needed to focus on was simply to try her best to understand this person before her eyes, to figure out what he was really up to.
If she pondered or analyzed the situation unfolding before her, she would clearly know what the circumstances would probably look like.
There was no need for her to make too many judgments or think too much about the things seen before her eyes.
Nor was there a need for her to feel any particular way about the problems she was facing.
