Let's not fall in love

Principles themselves are prophetic in nature. —Samuel Taylor Coleridge

The two met again not as soon as expected, because REID flew to Groton that day, but Fiona did not expect to receive a call from Reid.

"Reid?" Fiona gestured to the couple in front of her and walked out the door.

Reid hesitated: "You, you know"

Fiona instantly understood what Reid meant: "Yes."

Reid's heart tightened, he was a little scared and puzzled: "Why?" Reid didn't understand how Fiona knew about her addiction, even her team members didn't know.

"Reid." Fiona knew how nervous Reid was when she heard the heavy breathing, she comforted Reid with a steady tone: "You have to understand, it's not your fault, I know what kind of person you are, Your team members know better, so it doesn't matter if I know or not, it's just Reid, you are family, and your changes will make them worry." So some things are necessary to be honest with those who care .

"Reid? Has anyone seen Reid?" Gideon's voice came from outside, "I..."

"Go." Fiona: "Don't let them worry about you."

"Well, can you promise me one thing when I go back?" Reid asked bravely.

"OK." Fiona agreed without hesitation.

"Great! Bye!" Reid suddenly became sunny, which made Fiona amused and curious, not knowing what Reid was talking about.

"Wait! Reid!" Fiona suddenly remembered, and hurriedly called to Reid.

"kindness?"

"Tell Morgan a word for me: In the process of seeking justice, death is inevitable, but every death has its own meaning, don't blindly indulge in pain and cannot move forward, and completely lose justice."

"OK, I see!" Although he didn't understand what Fiona meant, Reid didn't ask further, obviously Morgan was also at a loss when he heard this sentence.

"What does she mean?" Morgan looked at Reid suspiciously.

Reid shook her head. "She didn't say." And I didn't ask.

No one knew what Fiona meant, but Morgan was always a little uneasy.

When Officer Ware died, the words Fiona brought to him flashed in front of him instantly, and at that moment Morgan almost wanted to rush to Fiona and ask her if it was a coincidence or if she really knew that Ware would die.If she knew why didn't she tell him?Why not let him avoid it?

Morgan kept bringing the issue to Fiona.

Fiona didn't answer right away, but calmly continued making tea in front of her.

Morgan felt more and more irritated watching Fiona's movements, but his own upbringing prevented him from interrupting her movements.

"Life is like gravity. No matter which direction you throw the watermelon in your hand, it will only fall on the ground in the end. The only difference is that it may have fallen on the grass. When you know that the place is grass, you change it. When you throw in one direction, you never think that the direction you will throw in the end will be the concrete floor. Once you try to change your life, the ending will only be more tragic."

Fiona's words were like a hard punch to Morgan's heart.

"Don't think too much. Although he left, he died at the position he had always insisted on. He has no regrets. Moreover, he was very happy to know you before he left."

Morgan saw where Fiona's gaze fell and knew instantly.

The author has something to say: It's obvious, who is the heroine?