Chapter 240: Are You A Masochist
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Abbott and Bess were discontented with Emily, mainly because of Tina. They blamed Emily for all of Tina's misfortunes.
If it weren't for Emily, would Tina have gotten addicted to drugs? Both Abbott and Bess attributed Tina's drug addiction to Emily.
By now, the entire Tao Family chose to forget that it was Tina who had harmed Emily in the first place. All they remembered was the fact that Tina, their foster daughter, whom they doted on from her infancy, was suffering in constant agony.
Master Tao, however, did not give up on the idea of bringing Emily back to Tao Family. After all, Emily was his real granddaughter. How could they let Emily live apart from her real family?
Under pressure from Master Tao, Abbott and Bess had to find an appropriate time to bring Emily back. Considering the sensitive condition Tina was in now, Abbott and Bess dared not to bring up Emily's name at the table. As a consequence, Emily's anticipated return to the Tao family was delayed.
At the Tao Villa.
Draped over the window, a pair of curtains stretched their full length and cast the room into blackness. Great depression loomed in the big room like a tortured wraith, suffocating the life out its occupant.
The drapes rustled as they got pulled open suddenly. Instantly, the sunlight streamed in like a flamboyant guest, not waiting for an invitation, unknowingly giving birth to a shrill voice that tore the silence apart like thin paper.
"Ah! Don't draw the curtains! Put them back! Mark!" Tina cried out.
"Okay! Okay! I will put them back," Mark answered. Mark instantly drew the curtains back returning the room to its former gloomy state. "Calm down," he comforted Tina.
Tina took a deep breath and finally calmed her nerves. "You know I don't like sunlight!" she said.
Tina was like a mushroom growing in a dark corner, smelling somber from top to bottom. She shied away from the sunlight so that she could hide the scars on her face.
The darkness in that way was her sanctuary, a place where she could find comfort in solitude.
"Okay! There's no more light," Mark comforted Tina and walked towards her in the dark.
Tina slowly got up and asked, "Did you get what I asked you to bring?"
Mark froze and a flash of anxiety appeared in his eyes. "Tina, you'd better not take it," he said.
"I don't want to hear this again," Tina complained. Tina looked up at the tall figure in front of her and said, "You promised that you would give me anything I wanted."
Mark remained silent. He knew just how addictive
ed out some paper towels and covered his wound.
Like a creature of malice, Tina went crazy, shaking in fury, as she planted her long nails into his flesh. She screamed like no animal could scream, "Mark, did you hear me? Why did you lie to me? You really thought that you could fool me with this?
Are you out of your goddamn mind? You didn't keep your promise! Give it to me now! Mark!
Will you give me it or not? Say something! Are you dumb? Ah!"
Mark wiped his wounded face and flicked the bloodied paper towel across the room. He still did not respond to Tina.
Tina's eyes gleamed a hideous, luminescent crimson, full of hatred. The frenzy departed, leaving behind only fury, and the glitter of her sleeping intelligence, now awakened. "Well, so you're not going to give it to me, are you? You think you're the only one I can get it from? How naive! I am Tina Tao. I don't have to rely on you. Since you won't give it to me, I will find anybody else," she said.
Patience was a luxury Tina could no longer afford.
Mark stretched out his long arms and pulled her right back into his arms from behind. He begged, "Don't! Please, don't go!"
"Let go of me! You can't stop me!" Tina yelled, as she kept struggling from Mark's grasp.
"I said no!" Mark shouted, as his tone became aggressive all of a sudden. He hugged Tina tightly and said, "I'll give it to you."
As soon as she heard that, Tina stopped struggling, but in less than a second, she went crazy again. "If you lie to me again..." she threatened.
"I won't," Mark answered, as he sighed a breath of resignation. Once again he chose to compromise with the only woman he could never turn down in the entire world.
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Abbott and Bess were discontented with Emily, mainly because of Tina. They blamed Emily for all of Tina's misfortunes.
If it weren't for Emily, would Tina have gotten addicted to drugs? Both Abbott and Bess attributed Tina's drug addiction to Emily.
By now, the entire Tao Family chose to forget that it was Tina who had harmed Emily in the first place. All they remembered was the fact that Tina, their foster daughter, whom they doted on from her infancy, was suffering in constant agony.
Master Tao, however, did not give up on the idea of bringing Emily back to Tao Family. After all, Emily was his real granddaughter. How could they let Emily live apart from her real family?
Under pressure from Master Tao, Abbott and Bess had to find an appropriate time to bring Emily back. Considering the sensitive condition Tina was in now, Abbott and Bess dared not to bring up Emily's name at the table. As a consequence, Emily's anticipated return to the Tao family was delayed.
At the Tao Villa.
Draped over the window, a pair of curtains stretched their full length and cast the room into blackness. Great depression loomed in the big room like a tortured wraith, suffocating the life out its occupant.
The drapes rustled as they got pulled open suddenly. Instantly, the sunlight streamed in like a flamboyant guest, not waiting for an invitation, unknowingly giving birth to a shrill voice that tore the silence apart like thin paper.
"Ah! Don't draw the curtains! Put them back! Mark!" Tina cried out.
"Okay! Okay! I will put them back," Mark answered. Mark instantly drew the curtains back returning the room to its former gloomy state. "Calm down," he comforted Tina.
Tina took a deep breath and finally calmed her nerves. "You know I don't like sunlight!" she said.
Tina was like a mushroom growing in a dark corner, smelling somber from top to bottom. She shied away from the sunlight so that she could hide the scars on her face.
The darkness in that way was her sanctuary, a place where she could find comfort in solitude.
"Okay! There's no more light," Mark comforted Tina and walked towards her in the dark.
Tina slowly got up and asked, "Did you get what I asked you to bring?"
Mark froze and a flash of anxiety appeared in his eyes. "Tina, you'd better not take it," he said.
"I don't want to hear this again," Tina complained. Tina looked up at the tall figure in front of her and said, "You promised that you would give me anything I wanted."
Mark remained silent. He knew just how addictive
ed out some paper towels and covered his wound.
Like a creature of malice, Tina went crazy, shaking in fury, as she planted her long nails into his flesh. She screamed like no animal could scream, "Mark, did you hear me? Why did you lie to me? You really thought that you could fool me with this?
Are you out of your goddamn mind? You didn't keep your promise! Give it to me now! Mark!
Will you give me it or not? Say something! Are you dumb? Ah!"
Mark wiped his wounded face and flicked the bloodied paper towel across the room. He still did not respond to Tina.
Tina's eyes gleamed a hideous, luminescent crimson, full of hatred. The frenzy departed, leaving behind only fury, and the glitter of her sleeping intelligence, now awakened. "Well, so you're not going to give it to me, are you? You think you're the only one I can get it from? How naive! I am Tina Tao. I don't have to rely on you. Since you won't give it to me, I will find anybody else," she said.
Patience was a luxury Tina could no longer afford.
Mark stretched out his long arms and pulled her right back into his arms from behind. He begged, "Don't! Please, don't go!"
"Let go of me! You can't stop me!" Tina yelled, as she kept struggling from Mark's grasp.
"I said no!" Mark shouted, as his tone became aggressive all of a sudden. He hugged Tina tightly and said, "I'll give it to you."
As soon as she heard that, Tina stopped struggling, but in less than a second, she went crazy again. "If you lie to me again..." she threatened.
"I won't," Mark answered, as he sighed a breath of resignation. Once again he chose to compromise with the only woman he could never turn down in the entire world.
Abbott and Bess were discontented with Emily, mainly because of Tina. They blamed Emily for all of Tina's misfortunes. If it weren't for Emily, would Tina have gotten addicted to drugs? Both Abbott and Bess attributed Tina's drug addiction to Emily. By now, the entire Tao Family chose to forget that it was Tina who had harmed Emily in the first place. All they remembered was the fact that Tina, their foster daughter, whom they doted on from her infancy, was suffering in constant agony. Master Tao, however, did not give up on the idea of bringing Emily back to Tao Family. After all, Emily was his real granddaughter. How could they let Emily live apart from her real family? Under pressure from Master Tao, Abbott and Bess had to find an appropriate time to bring Emily back. Considering the sensitive condition Tina was in now, Abbott and Bess dared not to bring up Emily's name at the table. As a consequence, Emily's anticipated return to the Tao family was delayed. At the Tao Villa. Draped over the window, a pair of curtains stretched their full length and cast the room into blackness. Great depression loomed in the big room like a tortured wraith, suffocating the life out its occupant. The drapes rustled as they got pulled open suddenly. Instantly, the sunlight streamed in like a flamboyant guest, not waiting for an invitation, unknowingly giving birth to a shrill voice that tore the silence apart like thin paper. "Ah! Don't draw the curtains! Put them back! Mark!" Tina cried out. "Okay! Okay! I will put them back," Mark answered. Mark instantly drew the curtains back returning the room to its former gloomy state. "Calm down," he comforted Tina. Tina took a deep breath and finally calmed her nerves. "You know I don't like sunlight!" she said. Tina was like a mushroom growing in a dark corner, smelling somber from top to bottom. She shied away from the sunlight so that she could hide the scars on her face. The darkness in that way was her sanctuary, a place where she could find comfort in solitude. "Okay! There's no more light," Mark comforted Tina and walked towards her in the dark. Tina slowly got up and asked, "Did you get what I asked you to bring?"Mark froze and a flash of anxiety appeared in his eyes. "Tina, you'd better not take it," he said. "I don't want to hear this again," Tina complained. Tina looked up at the tall figure in front of her and said, "You promised that you would give me anything I wanted."Mark remained silent. He knew just how addictiveed out some paper towels and covered his wound. Like a creature of malice, Tina went crazy, shaking in fury, as she planted her long nails into his flesh. She screamed like no animal could scream, "Mark, did you hear me? Why did you lie to me? You really thought that you could fool me with this? Are you out of your goddamn mind? You didn't keep your promise! Give it to me now! Mark! Will you give me it or not? Say something! Are you dumb? Ah!"Mark wiped his wounded face and flicked the bloodied paper towel across the room. He still did not respond to Tina. Tina's eyes gleamed a hideous, luminescent crimson, full of hatred. The frenzy departed, leaving behind only fury, and the glitter of her sleeping intelligence, now awakened. "Well, so you're not going to give it to me, are you? You think you're the only one I can get it from? How naive! I am Tina Tao. I don't have to rely on you. Since you won't give it to me, I will find anybody else," she said. Patience was a luxury Tina could no longer afford. Mark stretched out his long arms and pulled her right back into his arms from behind. He begged, "Don't! Please, don't go!""Let go of me! You can't stop me!" Tina yelled, as she kept struggling from Mark's grasp. "I said no!" Mark shouted, as his tone became aggressive all of a sudden. He hugged Tina tightly and said, "I'll give it to you."As soon as she heard that, Tina stopped struggling, but in less than a second, she went crazy again. "If you lie to me again..." she threatened. "I won't," Mark answered, as he sighed a breath of resignation. Once again he chose to compromise with the only woman he could never turn down in the entire world.
