In a daze, I seemed to be standing on the embankment of the reservoir again. There was fog in the water, a boat, and the twisting figure of a woman who had been standing on the boat before, but was now standing on the water.
Seeing this scene again, I no longer had the fear I had before, because I clearly heard what she was shouting, "Don't go in, come back quickly, don't go in..."
I clearly know that I am not in reality now, this seems to be a dream.
Lamei seems to be using her own way to tell me the truth that I don’t know. What this scene wants to tell me now seems to be a replay of that night when we saw her on the dam. The only thing that has changed is her.
The sound, this time I heard it.
Wintersweet might have wanted to prevent us from entering the hut that day, and showed up to scare us and prompt us to leave.
Unfortunately, we didn't hear her voice at that time, and we couldn't leave. After all, Lang Hongyi was separated from us at that time.
The scene changed to God's perspective. Although the house in front of me was dilapidated, it was clean and tidy. Wintersweet was sleeping on the bed, and the cattle butcher climbed over the wall lightly. I knew what would happen next. Sure enough,
Wintersweet's cry for help came from inside the house.
At this time, a person walked out of the toilet next door. It was a woman next door. She glanced towards the yard of Lamei's house, did not say a word, but turned around and walked back to the house. There was no movement again.
What the picture expresses is basically what Lamei wants to show me. It is completely out of the control of my consciousness and I passively watch the scenes that have happened in front of me.
From the cow butcher's kind words and persuasion at the beginning, to the fist fights, his attempts to climb over the wall again and again, and his triumphant return, the pain after wintersweet, etc., were all played out in front of my eyes.
Later, there were actually a few half-year-old children, who looked to be about eighteen or nineteen years old. After the cattle butcher left, they immediately followed the same pattern and broke into Lamei's yard, threatening Lamei to submit, otherwise they would publicize the matter.
go out.
I watched all this happening helplessly. It turned out that the cause of death of these three people was actually because of this.
Sure enough, everything has a cause and effect, no one can escape it, and no one is innocent.
Lamei's misery did not end. She was pregnant, and her belly had gradually protruded. It was almost easy to tell if you looked carefully.
The son of the Niu Butcher's family often came to Lamei's door and yelled some unpleasant words.
The woman next door actually approached Lamei and asked Lamei to give her all the family money. She even strangled some of the chickens and ducks raised by Lamei to death in front of her.
He cursed and said, "The money is given to cover up the scandal you have done. It is unlucky for me to be a neighbor with a shameless person like you. If you don't give it, I will tell you everything I saw and heard."
Say it, and the tigress from the cattle butcher's house will kill you."
Lamei was so scared that she could only give the woman all the money she had. The woman took the money and the dead chickens and ducks and walked away.
When he walked outside the door and added insult to injury, he spat, "How shameless. If I were you, I would be dead!"
Even so, gossips still spread in the village. When Lamei was worrying about her unhidden belly all day long, while she was tidying up in the house, a small shadow came in through the dog hole and took a bag of
The rat poison his mother bought was poured into Lamei's porridge pot.
When Lamei saw the child, she recognized him as the son of a cattle butcher and chased him away. The child angrily cursed him with shameless words, a bitch and so on, and ran away in a flash.
Wintersweet, who was almost at the end of her rope, prepared a hanging rope when it rained heavily that day, heated the porridge that she knew contained medicine, and hid a knife on her body.
As expected, the cow butcher came over the wall this night smelling of alcohol. He was so familiar with the place now that he wouldn't hesitate at all.
But today he saw something different about Lamei. Lamei was standing at the door of the pawn house, blocking the door and preventing him from entering.
Lamei finally struggled and asked, "I'm pregnant with your baby, what are you going to do?"
Unexpectedly, the cattle butcher pinched Lamei's chin and slapped her, "You think I don't know what happened with those boys? You are a bitch yourself, and you want to call me a cheap daddy. You are wrong. I
I have a son!”
Lamei was so slapped that she seemed to have made some important decision. When the cattle butcher rushed up and tried to drag Lamei into the back room, Lamei took a few steps back and said, "I'll eat something first. I haven't eaten for a day."
It didn't feel too hot, so I picked up the drugged porridge and drank it. The bowl fell directly to the ground. I picked up the knife hidden on my body and stabbed it at the cattle butcher.
The butcher was not drunk, so he ducked back and the tip of his knife cut open the belly meat.
Stimulated by the pain, he kicked Wintersweet in the stomach and dropped the knife in his hand.
The ferocious butcher grabbed Wintersweet by the hair, beat and kicked it desperately, which made me watch anxiously. If I could move, I would rush out and kill this beast.
Lamei's lower body began to bleed. Even though she fell to the ground without the strength to fight back, she still glared at the cattle butcher and roared at the top of her lungs.
"Let me tell you, your son was laced with rat poison in the porridge I drank. I saw it in the afternoon, and I decided to drink it. I will sue your whole family with my life and tell you that you will never have any heirs. Even if I am a ghost, I will never let you go!"
After hearing this, the cattle butcher's eyes were almost red. In order to find the report letter and other evidence that Wintermei might have left, he began to torture her inhumanely, breaking all the joints of Wintermei's limbs.
The heavy rain was raging outside, covering the inside of the yard. Amidst the painful wails of Wintersweet, she finally died on this rainy night. The cattle butcher packed everything in the house, wrapped the body in a quilt, and carried it on his shoulders.
Heading towards the reservoir outside the village, there would be no one outside on such a rainy night. He didn't even see the body of Wintersweet. Just when he found stones in the rain and tied them to Wintersweet,
Lamei's eyes were still rolling. She just fainted from pain and was not dead.
The scenes after that changed very quickly, either with patches of water in front of me, or with the disappearance of lives one by one.
Accompanied by Lamei's almost demonic curse, "I want you to die, and anyone who harms me will die..."
First it was the three young men who threatened and harmed Wintersweet, then the son of the cattle butcher who drugged her, then the aunt who took advantage of the situation and robbed her, and finally the cattle butcher pissed his pants, begged, knelt down to repent, and was still nailed.
The process on the door.
Just like the ones he added to Wintersweet, the joints of the limbs were broken and died.
In the middle of every picture, in addition to water and calling for help, there is also a scene of Lao Niu standing on the shore and looking out. Wintersweet was at the water's edge at that time, telling the words that he would seek revenge on so and so tomorrow. Lao Niu was the first to know everything from beginning to end.
The one!
"Thank you. I don't want to be reincarnated. Besides, I died in the water and there is no chance of reincarnation. But no one will die again in the future. Don't worry, little girl."
Lamei's voice finally sounded, and I wanted to stop her, but with a sudden force, my whole body moved forward. Zhang Wei, who was leaning on my back, fell directly to the ground. I actually woke up and stood up straight.
And as I woke up, everyone around me also woke up one by one, with various emotions on their faces.