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00:00:02Ever's the day we were trapped in the snow-covered mountains, Mom has called me a liar.
00:00:08Not because I actually lied, but because of this thing on my wrist, the Thermal May Monitoring Bracelet.
00:00:17My mother Grace is obsessed with technology.
00:00:20The one belief she holds above all else is that data never lies.
00:00:31In an environment like this, every single calorie must be used where it matters most.
00:00:37Anyone showing a red light gets no food for the day.
00:00:43Mine is green.
00:00:47Your bracelet is red! You're recklessly consuming the last remaining calories in this house!
00:00:52Mom, I only had a cup of water this morning. I really don't know why it's red.
00:00:57Shut up!
00:00:59Your body has excess heat. You don't deserve any rations today.
00:01:05Mom, I'm really cold and hungry.
00:01:08The machine doesn't lie, Chloe.
00:01:12From that day on, those words became the most unquestionable truth in that cabin.
00:01:16The red light on my bracelet became like a curse.
00:01:19It declared me over-consuming heat every single day.
00:01:22At noon that day, Mom distributed the food.
00:01:25Anna got a larger portion because her bracelet was green.
00:01:27She needs to replenish energy.
00:01:30Mine was pitifully small because my bracelet was flashing red.
00:01:34Mom, I haven't eaten anything. I'm really hungry.
00:01:38Chloe, machines don't lie.
00:01:40Just to get an extra bite, you're actually trying to deceive me.
00:01:42Look at your sister, Anna. Her bracelet is always green.
00:01:45She'd rather stay hungry than steal even a strip of food.
00:01:47And you, you're a thief!
00:01:49I didn't take any food. I really didn't.
00:01:52If you didn't steal anything, then why did I find the last piece of missing from the storage room this
00:01:58morning?
00:01:59I didn't take it!
00:02:10I ate it!
00:02:14She ate it! It's totally Anna! She just told me!
00:02:17Mom, I didn't! Sister, why are you accusing me?
00:02:22Mom, my bracelet is green. How could I have stolen the chocolate?
00:02:31Not only are you selfish enough to steal food, you even viciously frame your own sister!
00:02:38How did I end up with such a cruel daughter?
00:02:48Mom, I didn't lie. It really wasn't me.
00:02:56Please, just believe me this once. Just once.
00:03:01No.
00:03:02Even just a fraction of the tenderness she showed when she looked at Anna.
00:03:08Mom, I really didn't lie to you. Please believe me this time. I'm your daughter.
00:03:15Look at it yourself. Red. Chloe, it's red. It shows excess calories.
00:03:20If you didn't steal food, then who did? Your sister's bracelet is green. She can barely even stand. How could
00:03:25she possibly steal anything?
00:03:27I have to punish a lying child like you.
00:03:38I was wrong. I won't lie again. Mom, please.
00:04:01Mom, will my sister freeze lying there?
00:04:04Her? She won't freeze. Her bracelet is red. She's got excess heat.
00:04:08Anna, don't be like her. Be an honest child.
00:04:14My heart felt like it was being clenched by an icy hand. The pain so intense I could barely breathe.
00:04:22I didn't even have the strength to struggle anymore. My forehead began to burn with heat. Even my breath carried
00:04:29an abnormal warmth.
00:04:30Grace, Chloe doesn't look well. Her face is too red. Could she have a fever? Maybe we should give her
00:04:36some hot water?
00:04:38David, her bracelet is red. This isn't a fever. She secretly ate chocolate and her body temperature rose because of
00:04:45excess calories. She fooled you.
00:04:51You're still lying. Pretending to be sick to gain my sympathy? Looks like you need a real lesson. You're going
00:04:57to the attic right now to reflect on your mistakes.
00:05:10Mom, I really didn't steal the chocolate. I didn't lie.
00:05:25Mom, don't lock me in here. I'll die.
00:05:30When you figure it out, when you admit you stole the chocolate and your bracelet turns green, I'll let you
00:05:36out. Otherwise, you can stay here forever and reflect.
00:05:55Chloe, I'm sorry. I was wrong. I was wrong. I shouldn't have doubted you.
00:06:03Back then, she loved me too, didn't she?
00:06:14Grace, maybe we should let Chloe out. She hasn't eaten anything today.
00:06:18I had Anna bring her some bread.
00:06:20I wanted to say no one had brought me anything, but the words got stuck in my throat because I
00:06:26knew he wouldn't believe me.
00:06:40Big sister, are you cold? Are you hungry? Don't you really want some hot water and a biscuit?
00:06:47Anna, I'm so cold and hungry. Please give me the water and the biscuit.
00:06:52Give it to you?
00:06:57Oh, right. I almost forgot to tell you. That chocolate? I was the one who ate it. So sweet. So
00:07:03delicious.
00:07:03Too bad you didn't get any. But what can you do? Your core shack is red.
00:07:07Mom only believes me, not you. Want a drink? Then beg me. Say you're a liar that you stole the
00:07:13chocolate.
00:07:14Say it and I'll let you drink. Oops. My hand slipped. Sorry, big sister.
00:07:22I looked at the board beneath me as it frozen solid. Suddenly, I couldn't feel my feet anymore.
00:07:27The dizziness from the fever grew stronger and stronger. My vision blurred.
00:07:30I could clearly feel it, my body heat slipping away little by little, my life draining out of me.
00:07:33But I still couldn't accept it. I still hadn't lived to see the day mom believed me.
00:07:38Mom, I'm so cold. I'm so hungry. I really didn't lie. Please believe me. Just once, please.
00:07:46Dad, save me. I'm going to die. Dad!
00:07:51Music started playing downstairs. It was the deafening Symphony No. 5.
00:07:55The intense, surging music instantly drowned out my faint cries for help. The sound of me pounding on the floor
00:08:01completely swallowed them.
00:08:02She knew I was calling for help. She heard me. She just didn't want to listen.
00:08:07With that thunderous music, she blocked her own ears and completely cut off my last path to survival.
00:08:13My hands stopped pounding. In that moment, all my strength, all my hope, all my unwillingness vanished.
00:08:20I was so hungry. So cold. But mom would never believe me. She would only believe the bracelet.
00:08:29The machine doesn't lie. What a ridiculous sentence.
00:08:33I don't know how much time passed. My body stopped trembling. Instead, a strange warmth began to spread across my
00:08:39skin.
00:08:40A false burning sensation, as if I were no longer cold. I raised my hand and looked at my little
00:08:45finger, frozen to a purplish blue.
00:08:47Without a single ripple in my heart, I bent it forcily. Crack. A faint snapping sound.
00:08:51My little finger broke, but I felt no pain at all. So this is what it's like when a person
00:08:55is freezing to death.
00:08:56You really feel nothing.
00:08:58Mom. I thought again of when I was very young.
00:09:00Denster. Her embrace was so her warm. Her smile was so gentle.
00:09:04I want to go back to that time. I want mom to hug me just once more.
00:09:08February 14th. 7th day of the blizzard. Mom found the chocolate missing. She said I stole it.
00:09:13It wasn't me. Anna ate it. My bracelet turned red. Mom hit me, shocked me with the bracelet, took my
00:09:18blanket and gave it to Anna. I'm so cold.
00:09:24Chloe, come here. Let mom hug you.
00:09:32I felt weightless. I looked down. I was floating. And there, below me, I saw myself lying on that frozen
00:09:37pile of cardboard.
00:09:38My right hand was missing a little finger. The dead girl's wrist was still flashing red.
00:09:43Oh. Oh. I'm dead.
00:09:45I looked down. My body was still curled up on the freezing wooden floor. The thermal monitoring bracelet was still
00:09:51tightly fastened around my lifeless purplish wrist.
00:09:53The red light continued flashing tirelessly, reflecting on my pale, expressionless face. Eerie and ironic.
00:10:00I was dead. I died at the age of 10 in a blizzard in the Alps, locked in a freezing
00:10:04attic by my mom I loved most, frozen to death.
00:10:06I hovered there, looking at my own corpse. I didn't cry. I wasn't afraid. There was only a vast, lifeless
00:10:11calm inside me, like a nightmare that had lasted 10 years, finally ending.
00:10:15My soul passed through the attic door like a gust of wind, without the slightest resistance. I drifted down the
00:10:21stairs, into the living room. Mom, Dad, and Anna were gathered around the table by the fire, smiles on their
00:10:28faces. Smiles I hadn't seen in a long time. The satellite phone on the table was lit.
00:10:34I heard it. Just moments ago, Mom had gotten through to the rescue team. They said the blizzard had weakened.
00:10:41In two days, they would be able to fly up in a helicopter and take us down the mountain. We
00:10:45were saved, except me. I died three days before the rescue arrived. I died just as the storm was about
00:10:53to end.
00:10:53That's great! We can finally leave this awful place! Mom, I want cake! Don't we still have that emergency cream
00:11:00cake in storage? I wanna eat it now!
00:11:03Alright.
00:11:08That cake Dad had bought it for me before we came to the mountains. I couldn't bear to eat it,
00:11:13so I hid it deep in the storage room. I wanted to wait until the blizzard ended, then take it
00:11:18out and share it with Mom, Dad, and my sister.
00:11:21I had even drawn a picture of our family on the box and written the words, I love Mom.
00:11:27Eat slowly. No one's gonna take it from you.
00:11:31Hmm.
00:11:32When we get down the mountain, I'll buy you a bigger, even better cake.
00:11:37I floated in front of them, watching this warm, joyful scene. And somewhere where my heart should have been, there
00:11:44was pain.
00:11:45Oh, right. Chloe is still locked in the attic. Since rescue is coming soon, maybe we should let her out.
00:11:52Let her have something to eat. She's been locked up for two days.
00:11:56She should have learned her lesson.
00:12:10My breath stopped instantly. Was she going to the attic? Was she going to see me? Was she finally going
00:12:17to discover that I was dead?
00:12:25Chloe. Chloe, come out and eat. No response.
00:12:30I'm inside. I can't answer you. I'm already dead. If you open the door, you'll see my body. I'm already
00:12:38dead.
00:12:38I looked at Mom with sorrow. If she found out I was dead, would she be sad? Would she regret
00:12:45it?
00:12:45Still sulking? You're already ten, not five. Trying to get my attention this way? Then don't come out.
00:12:51Mom, I'm not sulking. I'm dead. I'm already dead. Look at me. I froze to death, right there in the
00:12:57attic. I'm not lying. The bracelet is broken. Anna ate it. Look at me.
00:13:02Why did it suddenly get so cold? Is the fireplace not burning strong enough? David, go add some more wood.
00:13:08Mom couldn't hear my voice. She couldn't feel my presence. I was a ghost. A ghost who died at her
00:13:15hands, ignored and forgotten.
00:13:20Shouldn't we turn on the heating? The rescue team will be here soon anyway.
00:13:24You're right. Let them see that even in this kind of environment, we can still maintain a scientific standard of
00:13:29living.
00:13:30She went downstairs and turned on the central heating and the floor heating throughout the house.
00:13:36The temperature in the attic rose as well. My body began to decompose faster.
00:13:45Water spread outward, soaking through the cardboard, seeping into the floor.
00:13:50I watched my body grow colder and stiffer, little by little, until signs of decay began to appear.
00:13:57That was my smell. The smell of death.
00:14:01They were going to leave after being rescued.
00:14:03They were going to leave this cabin that had trapped me.
00:14:06They were going to leave my body here, forever in this cold attic.
00:14:11I'll take something to Chloe. She's been in the attic for two days. She hasn't even had a sip of
00:14:15water.
00:14:16Take what? Her red light is on like that. She's got more than enough energy. She won't starve.
00:14:25Dad! Open the door! Hurry, open it! If you just turn the handle, you'll see that I'm not moving anymore.
00:14:33You'll see my darkened face.
00:14:39Hello? Rescue team? Yes, this is David.
00:14:42What? You can come up the mountain in two days? That's great!
00:14:46The rescue team said the blizzard will completely stop. In two days they'll be able to come up.
00:14:53It was that close, just that tiny bit, just one second. I could have been found. Maybe then, I wouldn't
00:15:00have to keep decaying.
00:15:12Mom was the first to notice.
00:15:16What is that smell? It's disgusting!
00:15:19Oh my god! It stinks! It's coming from the attic! Did my sister go on the floor? Did she do
00:15:25it on purpose? Is she trying to stink us to death?
00:15:27Oh my god!
00:15:32Chloe! What are you doing in there? It stinks!
00:15:51Chloe, didn't you want to disgust us? Fine. Then stay in there with your stink.
00:15:56Don't even think about coming out to pollute our air.
00:16:00The last trace of my attachment to her snapped completely, just like that strip of tape.
00:16:05She would rather seal the cracks of the door with tape and endure the increasingly unbearable stench,
00:16:10then push the door open and look at her own daughter. I'm right here.
00:16:17Can't you see me?
00:16:22The tape in the end couldn't block the overwhelming stench of a rotting body.
00:16:26Another day passed. It was the day the rescue team had promised to come up the mountain.
00:16:45Chloe!
00:16:47I've had enough of you, you disgusting little brat! What exactly are you trying to do?
00:16:51Making the whole house stink on purpose? Are you trying to torment us?
00:16:54I'm going to teach you a lesson today!
00:17:11Chloe?
00:17:13Chloe?
00:17:13Chloe?
00:17:24I'm talking to you, Chloe!
00:17:27Chloe?
00:17:32Oh!
00:17:33Oh!
00:17:48Chloe?
00:17:50No.
00:17:52No, that's impossible.
00:17:54Chloe?
00:17:55You're pretending, aren't you, Chloe?
00:17:57You're lying to Mom again, aren't you?
00:18:00Get up! Mom's not angry anymore!
00:18:02I won't scold you again!
00:18:04Get up!
00:18:05Don't scare me!
00:18:06Please!
00:18:07Her hand trembled as she reached beneath my nose.
00:18:10No breath.
00:18:11Then she reached for my neck, feeling for a pulse.
00:18:14Nothing.
00:18:15Only coldness.
00:18:16Only silence.
00:18:17I was truly dead.
00:18:19Dead in the attic she had locked with her own hands.
00:18:21Dead in the cold and hunger she had caused.
00:18:24Dead under the gaze.
00:18:25She never once chose to believe.
00:18:27Impossible.
00:18:28The machine doesn't know.
00:18:31Impossible.
00:18:41They had followed the sound of the screams.
00:18:43The team leader pushed open the attic door, and froze the moment he saw what was inside.
00:18:48The body of a ten-year-old girl lay curled up on the cold floor, a bracelet flashing red on
00:18:53her wrist.
00:18:53A woman sat collapsed on the ground, screaming like a mad woman, her eyes unfocused completely deranged.
00:19:00David and Anna, who had followed behind, turned deathly pale the moment he saw my body.
00:19:06David's legs gave out, and he collapsed at the doorway, his whole body trembling violently.
00:19:12How did this happen? How did this happen? How did this happen? How did this happen?
00:19:16He understood, behind the door he had almost opened that day, lay his daughter's cold corpse.
00:19:22He finally understood that his repeated hesitation and retreat had ultimately pushed me to my death.
00:19:28Anna hid behind David, staring at my bluish, swollen face, and fear finally showed on her face.
00:19:34She burst into tears, clinging tightly to David's arm, her body shaking like a leaf in the autumn wind, barely
00:19:42able to stand.
00:19:44She was finally afraid. She finally understood that her prank, her lies, her framing, had cost a life, had killed
00:19:52her own sister.
00:19:56Quick! Call a doctor! Seal off the scene!
00:20:00The rescue team leader quickly snapped out of it, and shouted sharply at the others.
00:20:04Unable to suppress the anger in his voice, the team set up a cordon.
00:20:09The doctor pushed through the crowd and entered the attic, crouching beside my body for a long time.
00:20:15Examining carefully, his movements gentle, as if afraid of damaging my already fragile skin.
00:20:20Severe hypothermia. Organ failure. This child was starved for at least a month, and in temperatures well below freezing, she
00:20:29froze to death.
00:20:30Time of death was two to three days ago.
00:20:33It's not my fault! She was lying! She stole food! Look! The bracelet is red! The red light! It says
00:20:42she has excess calories!
00:20:44I follow the data! Machines don't lie!
00:20:47The doctor frowned, crouched down, and carefully tried to remove the bracelet from my wrist.
00:20:52But the strap had fused tightly with my frozen purplish skin, almost as if it had grown into the flesh.
00:20:59Gritting his teeth, the doctor took out specialized tools and carefully pried the bracelet off.
00:21:04Little by little, I floated in mid-air, watching the bracelet that had been on me for ten whole days
00:21:10finally leave my wrist.
00:21:11This cold shackle that had trapped me for ten days, that had caused my death, finally fell away.
00:21:17The doctor held the bracelet, turning it over and over, then opened the casing on the back.
00:21:23After just one glance, he let out a cold laugh, looking up at Mom.
00:21:28Ma'am, your so-called infuelable machine has been broken for a long time.
00:21:33The temperature sensor and calorie monitoring module have completely failed.
00:21:37The circuit shorted out, which is why the red light stays on.
00:21:41From the very first day it was worn, it was already broken.
00:21:44It couldn't measure anything at all, it could only keep flashing red.
00:21:47The truth, she had trusted above all else.
00:21:51The things she relied on to judge my life and death, had been a joke from the very beginning.
00:21:59You are lying!
00:22:05I hadn't lied. Not once.
00:22:10The bracelet was broken. She was wrong.
00:22:13No. No, that's impossible.
00:22:20No! Impossible! Machines don't lie!
00:22:26Look! Anna's bracelet is still green!
00:22:29This proves the system works! This is scientific!
00:22:33At that moment, a female rescue worker walked over to Anna, bent down, and took something out of her pocket.
00:22:39It had been hidden there for days, crumpled beyond recognition, still smeared with traces of chocolate, holding the wrapper.
00:22:47The rescue worker walked up to Mom, and said coldly,
00:22:51Ma'am, is this the chocolate you said was stolen?
00:22:55We found it in your younger daughter's pocket.
00:22:58All eyes turned instantly toward Anna.
00:23:01Anna's face went pale in an instant.
00:23:08It wasn't me! My sister told me to hide it! She ate it! Not me!
00:23:17But this time, no one believed her anymore.
00:23:23Little girl, take off your bracelet and show it to me.
00:23:27Anna froze instantly.
00:23:32No! Mom gave it to me! I won't take it off!
00:23:35But the doctor gave her no chance to argue.
00:23:38He pulled out a screwdriver and pried the bracelet open on the spot.
00:23:41What was inside made everyone gasp.
00:23:44No sensors. No chip. No heat. Monitoring module.
00:23:49Nothing at all. Only two cheap green LED lights and a button battery.
00:23:53The circuit was hardwired, once powered.
00:23:56It is just a two yuan toy.
00:23:58He doctor slammed the shattered bracelet onto the ground in front of Mom.
00:24:02His voice trembled with barely contained rage.
00:24:05This bracelet of your younger daughter was designed to always show green from the very beginning.
00:24:10No matter what she said, what she did, or how much she lied, it would always stay green.
00:24:14Ma'am, your so-called scientific survival system, your so-called infuelable data from beginning to end was nothing but
00:24:21a complete joke.
00:24:21A sick, biased joke.
00:24:23You personally froze your honest daughter to death in that attic while treating a compulsive liar like treasure.
00:24:29Mom looked at the shattered plastic pieces on the ground, at the toy still glowing green, and suddenly, she laughed.
00:24:38She laughed loudly, so loudly that tears came out of her eyes.
00:24:43She doubled over, collapsing onto the floor, her whole body curling up with laughter.
00:24:52Fake. It's all fake.
00:24:55Mom suddenly screamed, and then she did something insane.
00:24:59No way! The bracelet can't be wrong.
00:25:02I didn't eat anything today.
00:25:03My calories couldn't possibly be over.
00:25:06It'll turn green.
00:25:07She grabbed the bracelet, still stained with my blood and fragments of skin, and snapped it onto her own wrist.
00:25:13She took a deep breath, trying to calm herself.
00:25:16She raised her wrist, her eyes wild.
00:25:19Look. It'll turn green.
00:25:21The red light flared, bright violent.
00:25:23Mom's confident expression shattered instantly.
00:25:26She slapped at the bracelet, like it was a broken television, panic rising in her voice.
00:25:31What? No! My calories can't be over!
00:25:35I didn't exceed anything! Why is it red? I didn't lie!
00:25:39She started speaking, faster and faster.
00:25:42It's broken. The doctor broke it. I'll try again. I've never abused her. I was doing it for her good.
00:25:48I love-
00:25:49Why is it red? I'm telling the truth! Turn green, you piece of junk! You're framing me!
00:25:55Suddenly, she remembered me, ten-year-old me, punished so severely, curled up on the floor, biting my lip to
00:26:01stop myself from screaming.
00:26:03But the red light kept flashing, as if it was speaking to her, again and again.
00:26:08You are a liar. You are a liar.
00:26:10No!
00:26:11Mom suddenly screamed, clawing frantically at the bracelet, trying to rip it off her wrist.
00:26:18Take it off! It's red! I'm not a liar! I'm not!
00:26:22But the clasp had locked due to her violent struggle, like a shackle tightly bound to her wrist, just as
00:26:28it had once been tightly bound to mine.
00:26:31A doctor picked up the diary from the floor. He flipped through it, page by page, his expression growing darker
00:26:39and darker.
00:26:42February 14th. Day seven of the blizzard. Mom found the chocolate missing. She said I stole it. I didn't. It
00:26:48was Anna who ate it.
00:26:48My bracelet turned red. Mom hit me, shocked me with the bracelet. Mom locked me in the acnic. Dad took
00:26:54my bring me food.
00:26:55But Anna stopped him. Anna poured hot water onto my cardboard bed. I hit the floor and called for mom.
00:27:00But she turned up the music so loud she couldn't hear me.
00:27:04When I was nine, Anna broke mom's most precious tech robot, and cried saying I did it, without even asking.
00:27:10Mom locked me in the storage room for a full day and night with no food or water.
00:27:15I banged on the door, crying that it wasn't me, but she wouldn't listen.
00:27:20And Anna, she was curled up in mom's arms, eating sweet strawberries, watching me be locked away with a happy
00:27:27smile.
00:27:28Countless days and nights, Anna stole my toys, tore my drawings, ruined my homework, and then cried to mom, saying
00:27:35I didn't.
00:27:36Every single time, mom believed Anna without question, then scolded me, punished me, and made me stand in a cold
00:27:43corner without food.
00:27:46Machines don't lie. Anna's wristband is green. You're just a liar.
00:27:52Mom, I really didn't lie. I've never lied to you. I know you don't like me, but I still love
00:27:58you.
00:27:58If I die, will you regret it? Will you miss me even a little? If there's a next life, can
00:28:05you believe me once? Can you please stop calling me a liar?
00:28:10Every word struck like a heavy hammer, crashing down on on my mom's heart.
00:28:15She covered her face and let out a heart-wrenching cry, like a wounded beast.
00:28:20She remembered the fourth day of the blizzard, the slap she gave me across the face, and the electric shock
00:28:27that coursed through my entire body.
00:28:30She remembered pulling the only blanket off me and wrapping it around Anna instead, and the despair in my eyes.
00:28:39She remembered me banging on the floor, screaming for her help, while she deliberately turned up Symphony of Fate to
00:28:46the maximum volume to block out her own ears.
00:28:49She remembered sealing the cracks of the attic door with tape, and the disgust and impatience she felt at the
00:28:55time.
00:28:58She had personally, little by little, pushed her daughter toward death.
00:29:02She had personally killed the little girl who loved her most, and trusted her most.
00:29:10Mom let out a piercing scream, and suddenly raised her head, looking toward Anna curled up in the corner.
00:29:17It's you! It's all you!
00:29:21She lunged forward like a mad woman, tightly gripping Anna's throat, screaming hysterically.
00:29:27You're the one who lied. You're the one who stole the chocolate! You tricked me!
00:29:33You killed Chloe! I'm going to kill you! You'll pay for my daughter's life!
00:29:42The rescue staff and doctors rushed in and pulled Mom away, pinning her firmly down on the sofa.
00:29:51My dad watched everything, the crazed mother, the terrified Anna, and the bloodstained note in the evidence bag, and finally
00:29:59snapped.
00:30:03You monster!
00:30:06That was your daughter, our daughter! You froze her to death with your own hands! How dare you! How could
00:30:13you?!
00:30:15It's not my fault. It was the wristband. It was Anna. It's not my fault.
00:30:24My body was placed into a black body bag, the zipper slowly closed, sealing away my short ten years of
00:30:31life filled with pain and despair.
00:30:33Don't take her away! Give her river back to me!
00:30:35She ran across the snowfield, her bare feet stepping onto sharp ice shards, instantly cutting her skin.
00:30:42Blood trailed across the white snow, leaving a shocking red path behind her.
00:30:47Chloe, Mom will give you all the food rations. Please, open your eyes and look at me!
00:30:52She reached the landing gear area, desperately jumping upward, trying to grab hold of the edge of the body bag,
00:31:00but she only grasped empty, freezing air, and swirling snowflakes.
00:31:06This incident quickly spread across the world. The rescue team's camera had recorded everything.
00:31:12One of the crew members accidentally uploaded the footage online, and from there, it spread like an unstoppable avalanche.
00:31:28The entire internet exploded. Netizens were in full outrage.
00:31:41And that father too. He did nothing the entire time. Just watched his daughter being abused. He deserves to die
00:31:48as well.
00:31:48A flood of insults poured in like an avalanche, crashing down on my mom, my dad, and this shattered family.
00:31:55On the second day after the incident escalated, our villa at the foot of the mountain was completely surrounded by
00:32:01an enraged crowd.
00:32:02The front gate had been splashed with bright red paint. In thick black marker, the words murderers, get out of
00:32:09this city, and justice for Chloe, were written everywhere.
00:32:13The villa windows had been smashed with bricks. Red paint and abusive slogans covered the walls and floors.
00:32:20At the entrance, reporters and furious protestors packed tightly together. Behind them, the crowd held signs filled with insults, chanting
00:32:30loudly until the noise shook the air.
00:32:32Grace, the murderer, get out! You don't deserve to be a mother! Pay for Chloe's life!
00:32:38Evil family, get out of Switzerland!
00:32:41Neighbors had already moved out one after another. The property management even came with legal notices, demanding we leave immediately.
00:32:48Saying our presence had severely damaged neighborhood safety and property values, and caused extreme disturbance to other residents.
00:32:55Inside the villa, everything was in chaos. The curtains were tightly drawn, the lights stayed off, only the glow of
00:33:01the television illuminated the pale faces of my dad and my mom.
00:33:04The house phone had been completely overwhelmed. Every call that came through brought waves of insults and curses. Even the
00:33:10mobile phones couldn't be turned on.
00:33:12The moment they were switched on, countless abusive messages and non-stop harassing calls flooded in.
00:33:17It's not my fault. It's not my fault.
00:33:27I'm gonna kill you.
00:33:30It's all your fault! All of it!
00:33:33If it weren't for that damn bracelet of yours, if you hadn't trusted those useless data readings, Chloe wouldn't be
00:33:38dead!
00:33:38We wouldn't have ended up like this! You're a mad woman! A murderer!
00:33:45What right do you have to blame me? You were there to save her! You're an accomplice! You deserve to
00:33:50die too!
00:34:15It's not! It's not that silly, couldn't hear you!
00:34:21Mom and dad had no choice but to sell the house, the car, and everything valuable in the home to
00:34:26cover legal fees and compensation.
00:34:42How dare you!
00:34:48Stop!
00:34:57Don't touch my things! Those are mine! Give them back!
00:35:05These items have been seized and auctioned by the court. They no longer belong to you.
00:35:23If you fail to repay the debt, we will file for court enforcement and have you imprisoned it.
00:35:31Please, please!
00:35:34Please, please, come on.
00:35:43Please, please.
00:35:50Please, please, please.
00:36:10It's not fair.
00:36:45Didn't you love lying?
00:36:46It wasn't me.
00:36:47I didn't kill my sister.
00:36:49Didn't you have that bracelet with the always green signal?
00:36:51Why doesn't anyone believe you now?
00:36:53You deserve it.
00:36:54This is what you get for what you did to your sister.
00:36:56Liar.
00:36:56Thief.
00:36:57Murderer.
00:36:58Why don't they bully anyone else?
00:37:00Just you.
00:37:01Maybe you should reflect on yourself.
00:37:03When you harmed your sister, when you harmed your...
00:37:06Did you ever think this day would come?
00:37:14Let me out.
00:37:15Please let me out.
00:37:16I didn't steal it.
00:37:17I really did it.
00:37:18Please let me out.
00:37:26I can't believe I'm not.
00:37:30I didn't.
00:37:33Mother.
00:37:34What?
00:37:35Why?
00:37:36Why?
00:37:36Why?
00:37:37Why?
00:37:38Why?
00:37:41I'm not.
00:37:41Why?
00:37:57this was her rightful punishment
00:38:03as for mom her fate was even more tragic than anyone else's
00:38:07the defendant should undergo a forensic psychiatric evaluation
00:38:14I'm not crazy everything I do is based on the data from the scientific wristband
00:38:19I didn't do anything wrong
00:38:30can you explain the behavior at that time
00:38:33I didn't do anything wrong the bracelet is broken
00:38:37Anna lied to me
00:38:44Chloe sorry it's all my fault
00:38:52machines don't lie
00:38:54red light
00:38:56Chloe I'm sorry
00:39:00she had lost the capacity for civil conduct and was unfit to serve a prison sentence
00:39:07she would be forcibly committed to a psychiatric hospital for lifelong isolated treatment
00:39:15I'm not crazy you're the ones who are crazy the bracelet was broken it's not my fault I'm not insane
00:39:24I was right the data doesn't lie Chloe lied to me Anna lied to me I'm not crazy let me
00:39:32out
00:39:33just like no one had believed me back then police officers and caretakers walked in carrying
00:39:40restraint straps the moment mom saw them she reacted like a startled beast she kept retreating
00:39:47then suddenly tried to run toward dad's direction as if hoping he would save her but dad had long since
00:39:54disappeared in the courtroom there was not a single person on her side in that moment she was truly alone
00:40:04just like I once was trapped in the attic with no one to turn to
00:40:12before being sent to the psychiatric hospital she did something insane
00:40:16that was the day my body was sent to her funeral home
00:40:20I was wrong come back I'm sorry Chloe wait for me
00:40:51her feet suffered severe frostbite and the tissue completely neckerated the doctors had no choice but
00:40:58to perform an amputation cutting everything below the knees she became a woman without legs
00:41:06completely broken and completely insane
00:41:12in the psychiatric hospital she became the strangest patient no one knew where she got it from
00:41:19but she found a red plastic ring and wore it around her neck like a collar
00:41:23it was her self-made calorie monitoring bracelet
00:41:28don't touch my light Chloe is watching if you take it away she'll get angry
00:41:43she was reliving my final moments before death
00:41:47she locked herself inside the same cold attic where I had once been trapped
00:41:51reliving my personal hell over and over again
00:41:54Chloe I'm sorry mom was wrong please come back okay
00:41:58mom will never trust the bracelet again mom will bake you cake cover you with blankets
00:42:02I confess I confess
00:42:06red light red light
00:42:08Chloe mom was wrong mom shouldn't have trusted the red light
00:42:23Chloe are you there
00:42:24mom threw the bracelet away mom doesn't believe in it anymore please come back please come back
00:42:31mom will cook for you mom will buy you new dresses
00:42:33there was no ripple in my heart only a dead silence regret means nothing to the dead
00:42:39it was too late mom it's all too late
00:42:44when I was locked in the attic and frozen to death where was your remorse
00:42:48when I used my last strength to write a blood written plea
00:42:51begging you to believe me just once where was your remorse
00:42:55mom I don't hate you anymore
00:42:57but I don't love you anymore either
00:42:59in the next life let's not meet again
00:43:08I drifted through the snow storm of the alps snow fell onto my body yet I felt no cold
00:43:13at all I was finally free no red lights no hunger no cold no lies no mom's hatred no
00:43:20Anna's framing no dad's inaction only boundless freedom just then I heard a familiar bark I
00:43:26looked down a golden sled dog was sitting in the snow wagging its tail looking up at me
00:43:31with bright eyes it was buddy buddy was the dog I once raised a gift from dad on
00:43:37my eighth birthday a gentle golden retriever sled dog my only warmth in
00:43:42childhood when my mom called me a liar and Anna bullied me only buddy would run
00:43:49over lie down by my feet and rub its head against my hand staying with me but mom
00:43:57didn't like it she said dogs carry germs and would affect her research before we came
00:44:03to the snowy mountains for vacation she took advantage of a moment when I wasn't paying attention
00:44:08and abandoned bunny in the mountains I cried for days and searched for days but I never found him
00:44:19it turns out he had always been here waiting for me at the border
00:44:30let's go don't look back I could feel his soft warm fur feel his body temperature feel his
00:44:38heartbeat this was the living breathing connection I had longed for most when I was alive
00:44:47in the distance a door of light appeared it was the entrance to the next cycle of reincarnation
00:44:54I turned back and took one last look at this world that had tormented me for 10 years
00:44:58one look in the direction of the psychiatric hospital and one look at the wooden cabin that
00:45:03had trapped me then I turned around holding buddy's paw and walked step by step toward that door of
00:45:10light everything behind me became like a faded photograph slowly blurring and dissolving my
00:45:16mother's final tears the bracelets red glow the blood written message on the floor the freezing attic
00:45:22all of it vanished I did not look back the nightmare that had lasted wood for 10 years had finally
00:45:29come
00:45:30to a true end passing through that light there was no spinning no chaos only endless warmth as if I
00:45:36were
00:45:36sinking into a spring stream even the pain deep within my soul those lingering aches and phantom pains
00:45:42gradually faded away buddy's paw in my hand was warm and gentle when I opened my eyes again I was
00:45:49small
00:45:49wrapped in a soft blanket someone was humming it was a woman's voice gentle slightly off key yet filled with
00:46:00love
00:46:00her fingers lightly brushed across my cheek carrying the scent of gardenias not the cold disinfectant smell
00:46:06from my mother in my previous life not that clinical distant feeling you're awake honey come quickly our
00:46:16daughter just blinked he was tall with healthy wheel colored skin weathered features but his eyes were
00:46:23exceptionally gentle he was my father in the sweet life Martin he was the same rescue captain from my
00:46:29previous life the first person to rush into the attic and find my body hey Charlotte I'm your dad
00:46:40Charlotte not Chloe no burden no shackles no lies no label of liar just Charlotte a name that meant warmth
00:46:51being cherished and being loved unconditionally I grew up in a home filled with love our house wasn't big but
00:46:58it was
00:46:58clean and warm in the living room there was a large fireplace that burned brightly every winter filling everything
00:47:04with cozy heat there were no heat monitoring bracelets no red or green lights no strict food rationing no cold
00:47:12attic
00:47:12only endless love and unconditional trust when I was three years old my mother made hot cocoa the aroma drifted
00:47:20from the
00:47:20kitchen into the kitchen into the living room
00:47:31baby I'm here
00:47:36Charlotte you're safe now I'm here dad is here no one will hurt you
00:47:48not like the hot water in the attic thermos that Anna once poured out not something that had been held
00:47:54up to my mouth before being taken away when I was four years old the kindergarten organized a health checkup
00:48:01that included a blood test
00:48:09Charlotte it's just a tiny poke it won't hurt look at the other children they're all very brave don't punish
00:48:14me I didn't lie don't shock me
00:48:19sorry my child's experienced trauma we're going to skip the physical exam for now we'll take her to a child
00:48:24psychologist and we'll come back when she's ready
00:48:31Charlotte did someone hurt you before
00:48:35bracelet red light so cold
00:48:38my baby you must have suffered so much didn't you it's okay now you're home mom and dad are here
00:48:47no one can hurt you anymore
00:48:48from that day on they regularly took me to see a child psychologist
00:48:55the doctor said I had severe post-traumatic stress disorder
00:49:00my parents never complained once they never made me feel like a burden
00:49:05they stayed with me played games with me did therapy exercises with me slowly healing the wounds in my heart
00:49:13they bought me many many colorful beautiful bracelets but they never forced me to wear any of them
00:49:22these are just accessories Charlotte wear them if you like if you don't just take them off no matter
00:49:27what your dad and I will always love you I looked at the sparkling bracelet on my wrist there was
00:49:31no red
00:49:31light no electric shock no accusation only my mother's gentle smile it took me two lifetimes to finally hear
00:49:37those words when I was five years old I once had a fever I started crying uncontrollably I feel hot
00:49:45it wasn't because I felt unwell it was because what I said mom immediately took a thermometer and checked my
00:49:52temperature
00:50:01mom if I say I feel hot do you believe me
00:50:07I believe you if you say you're hot then you're hot the thermometer says you're hot too of course I
00:50:14believe you
00:50:14what if the thermometer didn't say I was hot but I said I was would you still believe me
00:50:20I would your feelings are your own they don't need any machine to prove them
00:50:25I held on to those words in my heart for a long long time
00:50:30the afternoon I had a fever it started snowing outside dad wrapped me in a blanket and held me by
00:50:36the window as we watched the snow mom loved snowy days the most when I was a child building snowmen
00:50:43with my brother once I had placed the snowman's nose where its eyes should be
00:50:51it was so the snowman could look down at its own feet otherwise it would never know what it was
00:50:57wearing I was wrapped in that blanket simply because they wanted me to feel warm so they wrapped
00:51:03me up in it it was soft thick and warm I buried my face in it and took a breath
00:51:09it smelled like fabric
00:51:10softener clean dry and unmistakably the scent of home when I was seven I started elementary school
00:51:17there was a girl in my class named Lena she looked exactly like Anna from my previous life
00:51:22the same eyes the same face shape
00:51:29sister you're so pitiful
00:51:37I'm my name is Lena you do you want to be my friend her tone was so cautious so eager
00:51:45to
00:51:45please just like me in my previous life almost instinctively I glanced at her wrist she was
00:51:51wearing a cheap green cartoon wristband later I learned that Lena's mother was also extremely
00:51:57strict she demanded absolute obedience and absolute honesty if Lena made even the smallest mistake she
00:52:04would be locked in her room and denied food Lena just like my past self lived in endless fear and
00:52:09suppression one day Lena accidentally broke the teacher's glass cup
00:52:18I looked at her at the fear and despair in her eyes in that instant I was reminded of my
00:52:24past self
00:52:24the little girl who lay on the cold floor writing I am a liar over and over again begging for
00:52:30forgiveness again and again Lena it's okay accidents happen let's go tell the teacher together okay
00:52:39the teacher won't be angry but mom said that children who lie are bad kids and they will be
00:52:46punished being honest doesn't mean you never make mistakes it means that when you do make a mistake
00:52:51you're brave enough to admit it and even if you tell the truth you shouldn't be punished for it
00:52:56I broke the cup I'm sorry the teacher didn't get angry instead she smiled patted both our heads
00:53:05and said it was okay just to be more careful next time from that day on we became best friends
00:53:11I took
00:53:12Lena home to meet my parents she looked at my mom and dad so gentle so patient never shouting over
00:53:19small things never punishing a child for making mistakes her eyes were filled with envy Lena you
00:53:26don't need to please everyone you're allowed to have your own feelings you can say no you can be
00:53:31scared you can make mistakes none of that is shameful one day Lena's mother came to school to pick her
00:53:37up
00:53:37when she saw us together her face immediately darkened she grabbed Lena's hand tightly and said
00:53:43sharply did you cause trouble again is Charlotte helping you lie
00:53:49auntie Lena hasn't done anything wrong she's a very very good child you shouldn't always assume
00:53:55the worst about her she's afraid of you that night she called my mom they talked for a long time
00:54:04and
00:54:05in the end she said thank you thank you your daughter made me realize how terribly wrong I've been little
00:54:14by little Lena's mother became gentler she started learning to listen instead of shouting to trust instead of
00:54:22blaming and Lena to became more and more confident more and more open in my previous life I was never
00:54:31saved I endured all the pain alone in the darkness but in this life I can save others when I
00:54:37was 10
00:54:38years old dad took us to the mountains not the Alps just ordinary mountains dad was the captain of a
00:54:45mountain rescue team he knew every path in the area knew where the hidden ice was which slopes were
00:54:50dangerous where you could set up camp and where rocklops might happen after rain he led me along an
00:54:55easier trail mom walked behind us camera in hand taking photos from time to time yeah thank you
00:55:07dad have you ever seen people trapped in snowy mountains yes many times what happened to them in the end
00:55:20some were rescued some weren't the ones who weren't rescued
00:55:27do you still remember them I remember every single one do you know why I chose this job
00:55:35no because I hope that after every snowstorm no one is left alone in the mountains
00:55:40for everyone who gets trapped I hope someone can reach them in time the wind blew down from the
00:55:45mountain carrying the scent of pine trees and a faint coolness from the distant stream but it
00:55:51wasn't the kind of cold that selt into your bones it was breathable refreshing alive a summer kind of cool
00:55:57the coolness of being alive look
00:56:06I stared at that photo for a long time that child was me clean looking outward alive not chloe curled
00:56:14up in the corner of an attic in my previous life that was charlotte standing in the sunlight standing
00:56:19between dad and mom at that moment I remembered the lines in my drawing book I remembered the hands
00:56:25that wrote them I remembered the child who use up her last bit of strength just say I love you
00:56:31so much
00:56:32you don't need a wristband to prove that what you say is true there are people here who believe you
00:56:37even without a wristband even without any device to verify it even if what you say sounds impossible
00:56:42there will still be someone who will catch every word you say there are people here who believe you
00:56:47hey in autumn one of dad's old rescue teammates came to visit bringing his wife and an elderly
00:56:56woman when with them she was his mother even though time had carved deep marks into her face
00:57:02even though it shed the obsession and madness of my previous life even though the eyes that once
00:57:06belonged to a scientist no longer held that burning phoneticism only gentleness and the weight of years
00:57:11i would never mistake her this was grace charlotte what's wrong sweetheart are you feeling unwell at that
00:57:28moment the old woman's gaze also fell on me her originally gentle eyes froze the instant she saw me
00:57:42this is your child yes this is our daughter charlotte i could clearly see the wrinkles at the corners of
00:57:54her eyes
00:57:54the white strands at her thames and the tears pooling in her eyes held back so tightly that they refused
00:58:03to fall
00:58:05charlotte such a beautiful name my throat felt blocked as if something was stuck there
00:58:13i was no longer chloe i am charlotte the charlotte who had grown up wrapped in love
00:58:20seeing that i remained silent a trace of panic flashed in her eyes
00:58:27how old are you
00:58:3210 10 10 that's good at lunchtime she sat directly across from me
00:58:38she carefully used serving chopsters to put food into my bowl
00:58:44auntie you're spoiling charlotte too much you should eat too
00:58:50it's fine when i look at this child i just feel an instant sense of closeness
00:58:56i looked at the pile of food in my bowl my emotions tangled and heavy in my previous life until
00:59:03the day i died i had always hoped just once that she would serve me a bite of food say
00:59:09something gentle to me or believe me even once but now she had done it
00:59:16only it was already too late in the afternoon i paint alone in the sunroom
00:59:25charlotte can i sit here for a while i won't disturb you while you draw
00:59:31she carefully walked over and sat down on the wicker chair beside me
00:59:35i know who you are and i also know who i am from the moment i was born i carried
00:59:43all my memories
00:59:45i remember everything i did to you
00:59:49i'm sorry chloe i'm sorry chloe i'm sorry chloe i'm sorry to you i'm really sorry
01:00:00every day i ask myself
01:00:03why didn't i trust you that day in the cabin
01:00:07why did i trust that broken wristband instead of my own daughter
01:00:12i remember slapping you i remember shocking you
01:00:17the way you curled up on the floor begging me to stop
01:00:21i remember locking you in the attic
01:00:25the way you clung to the door frame
01:00:27begging me not to lock it
01:00:30i remember kicking open the attic door
01:00:34and finding your frozen body
01:00:37and the red light still flashing on your wrist
01:00:41i saw your blood
01:00:43written letter
01:00:44every single word
01:00:46i carved into my heart
01:00:48and carried with me
01:00:50for the rest of my life
01:00:51you asked
01:00:52if there could be another life
01:00:55could i please trust you once
01:00:57could i stop calling you a liar
01:01:00but i didn't even give you that chance
01:01:02i destroyed it with my own hands
01:01:05i'm sorry
01:01:06it was a diary
01:01:08with a sunflower on the cover
01:01:10the flower i had loved most in my previous life
01:01:14chloe
01:01:15no
01:01:16charlotte
01:01:18i know that no matter how many apologies i say
01:01:21it's useless now
01:01:22i took your life
01:01:24i can never repay what i owe you
01:01:27not in this life
01:01:28not in the next
01:01:29i don't dare to ask for your forgiveness
01:01:32i just
01:01:35i just wanted to tell you sorry in person
01:01:37i just want you to know that i understand now
01:01:40love is not measured by machines
01:01:42nor judged by data
01:01:43it is listening to you
01:01:44believing what you say
01:01:45holding you and telling you that your mother is here
01:01:47but i understood all of that far too late
01:01:49too late
01:01:51i'm so sorry charlotte
01:01:52she was crying so hard that her whole body trembled
01:01:56her aged face was covered in tears and regret
01:02:02i looked at her for a long time
01:02:04in my previous life
01:02:06lying on the cold floor of the attic
01:02:09what i had wanted most before dying was a single apology from her
01:02:12a single i believe you
01:02:15but now she was truly standing in front of me saying countless apologies
01:02:19and yet i realized
01:02:21they no longer mattered to me
01:02:22i already had a new life
01:02:24parents who loved me
01:02:25a warm home
01:02:26and a bright future
01:02:28auntie
01:02:28i don't hate you anymore
01:02:30her tears fell even harder
01:02:32her lips trembled
01:02:33as if she wanted to say something
01:02:35but no words came out
01:02:36but i also won't call you mom again
01:02:38the me i am now
01:02:39what is charlotte
01:02:40i have my own parents
01:02:41they love me very much
01:02:43i've received your repentance
01:02:45i don't hate you anymore
01:02:47because i don't want to be trapped by the past
01:02:49i don't want to spend my entire life
01:02:51living inside that snowy mountain nightmare
01:02:54but i also won't forgive you
01:02:56not because of hatred
01:02:57but because what happened
01:02:58does not deserve forgiveness
01:03:00after hearing my words
01:03:02her body swayed
01:03:03she covered her face
01:03:05and let out a broken desperate sob
01:03:08she knew i was right
01:03:11it was too late
01:03:12everything was too late
01:03:14when she locked me in the attic
01:03:16and let me freeze to death
01:03:18where was her remorse then
01:03:19when i kept calling her mom
01:03:21over and over
01:03:22telling her i wasn't lying
01:03:24where was her remorse then
01:03:26when i used my last strength
01:03:28to write a blood letter
01:03:29begging her to believe me just once
01:03:32where was her remorse then
01:03:35now it was all too late
01:03:37that afternoon
01:03:39when jason's family prepared to leave
01:03:41the old woman walked at the very end
01:03:44at the doorway
01:03:45she turned back to look at me once more
01:03:47her eyes were full of tears
01:03:48reluctance and endless loneliness
01:03:50then leaning on her cane she walked away slowly
01:03:52step by step
01:03:53i stood at the door watching her aged hunched body disappear down the street
01:03:57and in my heart there was no ripple at all
01:03:59mom walked over and gently hugged me from behind
01:04:02she didn't ask what had happened
01:04:04she simply patted my head softly
01:04:07no matter what happens
01:04:08your dad and i are here for you
01:04:12that night i lay in bed with steady breathing
01:04:15occasionally shifting as i chased something in my dreams
01:04:18i stared at the ceiling
01:04:20thinking of my previous life
01:04:25they were real
01:04:27the pain was real
01:04:28that cold abandoned time when no one came for me
01:04:32that was real too
01:04:33but i am no longer chloe
01:04:37i am charlotte
01:04:38and i no longer hate grace
01:04:40that winter
01:04:42dad's rescue team completed a high difficulty mission
01:04:45a family of three had been trapped
01:04:48near the three thousand meter snow line
01:04:50and they were all rescued safely
01:04:52no one was injured
01:04:54during the celebration
01:04:56the entire team was eating in the cafeteria
01:04:59mom sat in a corner smiling as she watched him
01:05:02i sat beside mom
01:05:03eating and listening to their stories
01:05:05they talked about the child from that stranded family
01:05:08a boy
01:05:09eight years old
01:05:10when they found him
01:05:12he was curled up in a hollow
01:05:13facing away from the wind
01:05:15his head wrapped tightly in his clothes
01:05:18he knew how to preserve body heat
01:05:20he lasted much longer than we expected
01:05:23after being rescued
01:05:24the first thing the boy asked was
01:05:28where is my mom
01:05:29mom is here
01:05:31that boy's mother is here
01:05:33my mother is here too
01:05:35this is real
01:05:36this is not the long winter for my past life
01:05:40not a wish written in blood
01:05:42this is now
01:05:43this is today
01:05:44mom's hand is still on my shoulder
01:05:46she doesn't know what i'm thinking
01:05:49but she just keeps it there
01:05:52that's enough
01:05:53this is already enough
01:05:55alright very nice
01:05:56when i was 13
01:05:57i graduated from elementary school
01:05:59and got into the best middle school in the city
01:06:01dad and mom took me to the seaside to celebrate
01:06:06i stood by the ocean
01:06:07the sea wind brushed through my hair
01:06:10carrying a salty taste
01:06:13i spread my arms
01:06:15feeling the wind
01:06:16feeling freedom
01:06:18for a moment
01:06:19i seemed to see
01:06:21my past self
01:06:26charlotte
01:06:26what are you thinking about
01:06:30i'm just grateful
01:06:31to be alive
01:06:33and to be with you
01:06:34silly girl
01:06:35we're the lucky ones
01:06:37having you as our daughter
01:06:38is the greatest happiness of our lives
01:06:44the suffering of my past life
01:06:46taught me to cherish the happiness of this one
01:06:49the pain that went deep into my bones
01:06:52taught me what true love is
01:06:53and what true trust really means
01:06:56i no longer need to fear the red lights
01:07:00i can laugh
01:07:01i can cry
01:07:02i can freely express my feelings
01:07:04i can love bravely
01:07:05and be loved in return
01:07:07i have parents who love me
01:07:08the best friend
01:07:09and a bright future
01:07:10this is a life
01:07:11i never even dared to dream of
01:07:13in my past life
01:07:14that night
01:07:14on the hotel balcony
01:07:16i took out my diary
01:07:17today i saw the ocean
01:07:20it was vast
01:07:21blue
01:07:22and free
01:07:23i thought of my past self
01:07:25the little girl locked in the attic
01:07:26longing to be loved
01:07:28and believed
01:07:29she would never believe
01:07:30that i could live
01:07:31such a happy life now
01:07:32my parents love me very much
01:07:35they taught me what honesty
01:07:37and courage are
01:07:40lena is now my best friend
01:07:42she is confident and bright
01:07:44her smile like stars in her eyes
01:07:46the old lady is in good health
01:07:48she often calls me
01:07:50and sends me pastries
01:07:51she makes herself
01:07:52buddy is still that silly little guy
01:07:55always pawing at my hand
01:07:56asking me to play with him
01:07:57i no longer hate anyone
01:07:59i am no longer attached to the past
01:08:02those painful memories
01:08:04are like footprints on the beach
01:08:05washed away by the waves
01:08:07but they taught me to cherish
01:08:09every step i take
01:08:10i know that in my past life
01:08:13my mother
01:08:13sister and father
01:08:14all received their due consequences
01:08:16and i at last
01:08:18have broken free from the chains
01:08:20and found true freedom
01:08:21i don't want to see them again
01:08:23i don't want to relive that life again
01:08:25i just want to be charlotte
01:08:27simple happy and loved
01:08:30i refuse alcohol
01:08:30but i love it
01:08:30and i love the Dow
01:08:30and you know
01:08:30And you look it up
01:08:30and my dad
01:08:30You
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