Evelyn, the top student of a prestigious middle school, seemed to be the perfect daughter in everyone's eyes - obedient, quiet, and never argumentative. Her mother was her homeroom teacher and always used her to demonstrate her authority in public.
She got an A in math, and her mother slapped her in the face until her cheek swelled up; she ate the snacks left by her classmates secretly, and her mother pricked her mouth with a needle until it bled; when a girl from another class was caught having a crush on her, her mother forcibly stripped her naked and displayed her in the corridor.
Evelyn hid a small notebook in her sleeve. Every time her mother hurt her, she deducted one point from her mother in her heart.
After 99 deductions, her classmate Joanna falsely accused her of being in a relationship, and her mother tore her clothes in public. This was the 100th time.
Evelyn jumped out of the window on the sixth floor corridor.
Her mother rushed downstairs like crazy, found her in a pool of blood, and rescued her. After the rescue, Evelyn became a vegetative state. Her mother searched through her belongings and found that small notebook - every page was filled with "-1", recording every injury.
She knelt in front of her daughter's bed, spent the rest of her life repenting, but she could never regain a single glance from her daughter.
