3:07 Don't Get Out of Bed

On a cold wave night, college students return to their hometown to attend a funeral and stay at their uncle's house. The small courtyard is as warm as an advertisement - grandma is making soup, cousins ​​are making handbooks, and family photos are neatly arranged on the wall. At 3:07 in the middle of the night, the wind chimes in the corridor were ringing silently, and something lightly pressed against the edge of the bed. A text message from the "late mother" suddenly popped up on the phone: "Don't put your feet down." As the family's "bedtime games" were played in turn, the girl opened up layers of fig leaves and realized that this was not superstition, but a family domestication game that had lasted for twenty years, and she was the "card" chosen this year. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.