A mid-summer night hare (26)

A Bel-air home alone can make Hareta so jealous that she feels the urge to cannibalize Emmy. What if Emmy is the daughter of the super rich like Alibaba or Xiaomi? What would Hareta have done to offend all the Gods and human?

It is no use crying over spilt milk. The culmination of injustice is perdition. Wages of sin is death in eternal damnation. Karma records your wrongdoings like a bill of accountable receivables which builds up like a snowball only to roll bigger and bigger until you can no longer afford to redeem. You reap what you have sowed. Like credit card bills, refinanced borrowings, student loans, mortgages and unpaid interests, are your liabilities non-existent if you are deliberately negligent? Even if Hareta is to reincarnate 99 times as a prostitute struggling in poverty at the lowest class of the society, she would just find herself another Sisyphus completing a mundanely tedious and seemingly meaningless task that only starts again right after it finishes and repeating a fate which God has prepared for her. Hareta’s would just be a constant battle between destiny and self will. Can you play against God’s plan?

Good and evil will always be rewarded; it is only a matter of time. Give Hareta a long enough rope and she will hang herself with it. There is no use in trying to escape fate. When karma comes, it would be like the Pandora’s box: once opened, it would expose all the malices on earth.

Everyone has heard of Pandaroa’s box. It has been said that Pandora cannot resist her curiosity and decides to uncover the box which eventually brings to earth catastrophes, one after another, and releases all the evilness including greeds, hypocrisy, slanders, jealousy, agony, wars, misforuntes, jeopardy, plagues, viral outbreaks, betrayal, disasters and insecurity. The once silent and peaceful world would be in great-scale calamity. Among all these messess, humanity would experience all sorts of tortures and distress. Even if Pandaro seeks to close the box again, only hope remains.

Now, what’s left for Hareta is only a sheer ray of hope. But she remains bullish. She thinks that at a time like this, only fortune and victory await her.

Yes, Hareta is right. As Hareta imagines, Emmy is truly a warm-hearted, good-natured little childish girl. If anyone is desperate enough to steal things from Emmy, she won’t fight to get it back. Most certainly, because Emmy is a very tolerant person. She would wait til he who steals pukes his lungs out, throwing up with blood and white foams, bursting in flames with his bones dissolving, so he would willingly and whole-heartedly beg Emmy to take back whatever that should have belonged to her in the first place. And until then, she would just emotionlessly say, “What’s so fun about stealing my stuff anyways? If you ask legitimately, I would give it to you, for free. Why bother to steal? Do you even live long enough to enjoy whatever you have stolen anyways? I am talking about my eyes, my vision, my jobs, my husband, my beloved ones, my friends and my ideas.”