"Every person has a dark side, and a diary is an extremely personal item. Your father writing these things doesn't represent who he really is," Gu Ran said.
But no matter what, a child is not a tool for their parents.
Unfortunately, very few parents can always remember this.
"My father made me play the piano," Su Qing said as if talking to herself, "I don't know whether he achieved another form of revenge on my mother while I was playing the piano—by the same token, I started to doubt the purpose behind all his actions."
"Of course," she added, "I was radical in my thoughts at the time, but now that I think about it carefully, my father loved me. It's just that back then..... anyway, since then, I've not liked the things I used to enjoy. Eating at McDonald's is to keep reminding me of that."
"Still trapped by your father's diary?" Gu Ran asked.
