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The scoundrel stared blankly at Xiaoya, his expression slowly relaxing.
He said softly, "I don't know what to do."
"I need your help."
In the following days, the scoundrel began to seriously reflect on his past and future. He reviewed his upbringing, contemplated his values and behavior patterns, and tried to identify the root of his problems. Throughout this process, he exhibited an unprecedented level of self-reflection and critical thinking. This was the first step toward his change.
Time flew by, and soon it was the day the scoundrel was to be released. We were filled with anxiety and unease. We knew all too well that once he was out, he would continue to hurt others. But could we really change him? The pressure we felt grew heavier, not only from the scoundrel's own resistance but also from societal pressures from various fronts.
Yet there were still some media outlets and members of the public questioning our actions.
"They have no right to judge others privately; this is illegal!"
"They are using public opinion to conduct a moral trial, violating the principles of the rule of law!"
Such voices became increasingly prevalent, spreading not only online but also drawing the attention of relevant authorities. We began to doubt whether we truly had the ability to change the scoundrel.
"What should we do, Lin Yu? Our time is running out."
Zhou Jie’s anxious voice came through on the phone; I knew she was under immense pressure as well. I paused for a moment in silence before whispering, "I don't know."
"But one thing is clear: we must complete our mission."
"Otherwise, we will never be able to escape all of this."
The atmosphere in the team meeting was particularly heavy; each of us wore a solemn expression and remained silent.
Old Zhang patted our shoulders and encouraged us, saying, "Kids, no matter what the future holds, you have done everything you could."
"Don't doubt yourselves; you are wonderful children."
I took a deep breath and said firmly, "We have come this far; there is no turning back."
"No matter the outcome, we must keep moving forward."
Zhou Jie and Xiaoya exchanged glances and nodded.
"Alright then, let's give it another try."
"No matter the result, we won't regret it."
For our final attempt, we decided to go all out.
Even if it meant we might fail.
Old Zhang's support and encouragement gave us the courage to continue. Li Ming also rallied himself; he told us he had a way to help us.
Although he didn't specify what that way was, his words reassured us.
"Don't worry; I will do my best to help you."
"You just need to focus on your own tasks."
Li Ming's work environment was very quiet, with only the sound of keyboard tapping and the hum of machines.
He sat intently in front of the computer, his eyes glued to the screen, fingers flying across the keyboard.
Sweat dripped from his forehead, but he had no time to wipe it away.
"You need to understand that the recycle bin is a complex and sensitive place."
Old Zhang looked at us seriously and said, "Any operation could lead to serious consequences."
"So we must proceed with caution to avoid creating bigger problems."
Although Zhou Jie and I felt somewhat frustrated, we still followed Old Zhang's advice.
"I know you want to resolve the issue quickly, but we can't take risks."
Old Zhang sighed and said, "I will conduct a legal risk assessment for the final attempt to ensure our actions won't violate any laws."
Li Ming did not speak, only silently recording, preparing for the upcoming actions. Soon, Old Zhang's evaluation results were released.
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