Nathan was silent for a moment and then said, "I'll wait for him here."
"If he refuses to see me, I will keep waiting."
Fushun didn't even raise his eyelids and whispered: "It's up to you."
It happened to rain that night, and the spring thunder sounded one after another. Finn tossed and turned in the quilt, and after asking for luck several times, he learned that Nathan was so stubborn that he would rather get wet in the rain than leave.
This kind of moral kidnapping made Finn disgusted. At the same time, he could not suppress the torment of his conscience. He tossed and turned and couldn't sleep. He jumped out of bed in anger, opened the window and shouted:
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