Violet knew very well the significance of every action she took at this time.
Through a meticulous plan, actions were interlinked with caution.
She aimed to let events unfold toward the outcome she anticipated, reaching a resolution that felt most satisfying to her understanding and handling of the problem.
This was, from the very beginning, her most straightforward cognition of the issue at hand within her heart.
And she thought that this was merely a basic expectation that would not bring about too many variables or change.
Is there anything simpler than the situation she sees before her?
If one were to consider that sort of situation, there wouldn't be much of the real outcome left.
Thus, in that fixed and increasingly impossible condition, changes took place.
If an unforeseen change or an unexpected event were to occur,
what kind of dilemma could the final outcome turn into?
People would then need to face those clearly unexpected results that appear before their eyes.
