What a perfect crime.
My definition of a perfect crime is that the perpetrator goes free.
This is true, and of course, it is also nonsense.
But this time the so-called perfect crime was simpler than before, so simple that we didn't think it was a crime until the so-called truth surfaced, and we didn't react.
But is that really the truth, or is it just a cover-up of the truth?
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I was attracted by the title of the book, but I haven't started reading it yet. Come on (I hope to make friends)
I was attracted by the title of the book, but I haven't started reading it yet. Come on (I hope to make friends)