Wen Mian's voice was somewhat choked up as she looked defiantly at Li Da.
"But this, for that couple, it's so unfair. Even if they're dead, they should be vindicated."
Li Da seemed unconcerned and indifferent to Wen Mian's words.
"They're already dead, what's the use of being vindicated?"
"This will affect the children of that couple and how they are seen in the eyes of others."
Without thinking, Li Da mocked openly:
"What does the offspring of that couple have to do with us? It's their business, why are you meddling? If it really affects them, the descendants will seek justice through an appeal, and it will have nothing to do with us."
It was nearing dinner time.
Li Da didn't have the time to entangle with Wen Mian any longer, his brief stop to trade a few words was just to relieve his boredom.
Facing a moral dilemma, Li Da naturally didn't want to confront it.
And even less to solve it.
"This isn't right, if you know the truth, you should speak out."
