魔与鬼（上） (第2/4页)

uttheold“delusionofpersecution”anymore.thisisadeeptunnndwindissupposedtobeanormalphenomenon

sinceshewasakid，thesenseofunsecrurityhadkepthauntingher，whichcouldbearesultofbeingdeprivedofherwealthyandrenownedgreatgrandparents.althoughshedidn'tseethattragedywithherowneyes，herparentstoldthestoryonceandcrashed.theycouldhardlyholdtheirhatredwheneveritcametothetopicofherfamilyhistoryandheritage.whatevertheyhadsufferedusedtobeconsideredagreatrevolution，theysaid，aboutcultures

beingrobbedofgoldorrealestatewasnothalfaspainfshowthewholefamilywasbattered.somewereprisonedortorturedtodeath，babygrace'sfathercouldbarelytalkorwalk，whenhewatchedunclesdieandanutsbeatentodeath.hefinallyacquiredachancetofleetohk，andasttoaustralia

grace'smother'sfamilysufferedthesameluck.sherefusedtospeakhermothertongueallherlifeasshegrewup

theyseldomcallthemselvespatriots.oncehavingimmigrated，theyrarelylookedbackattheirlossandeventhementioningofthedecadewasunbearable

beforeshemetwithdr.luo，shehadneverimaginedherfolkpeoplewouldonedaybethetargetofherresearch.asapsychiatrist，shefoundoutthatshehadneverbeensobeatenasbydrluo.hedidn'tgiveintoabsolutesolitude，darknessorpuresilence，asifhewerenohuman

neverhadshemetwithsuchacreaturewhowouldneverlosecontrolhoweverstressed，stifled，throttled，strangled，gripped，clutchedorcontained

sotherewasareasonwhyhewasbelievedtobeasuperhumanandreceivedallthesehospitalities

shehadthoughtshewouldpourallherhatreduponthismanbecauseofwhereheca