Natalie's sobbing also quieted down a bit.
She didn't dare to lift her head to look at Sarah Sullivan.
"Look at me!"
The seriousness in Sarah Sullivan's voice was undeniable: "Natalie, you are indeed miserable, but this is all your own doing! You've completely embodied the saying that a pitiable person also has detestable reasons! To put it bluntly, you were being cheap back then. Despite everyone's advice, you were hell-bent on getting attached, arguing with anyone who tried to stop you, ignoring even your parents. You insisted on this path to the end, refusing to turn back until you hit a wall. And now look at you — you're at a dead end, battered and bruised, contemplating jumping into a river. You've finally realized you picked a scumbag, you've been deceived, you're hurt, and who are you putting on this crying and fussing show for anyway? No one will sympathize with you! People will just laugh at you! Look! That foolish woman! She brought it all on herself!"
