Those Things About My Years

A real estate tycoon was killed in a private villa, and his ex-girlfriend held irrefutable evidence but remained silent because her family was being coerced and turned into pawns. The police traced the case and found that each person involved had a murderous intention but all had a perfect alibi: the builder who was deceived and his family was ruined, the partner who was framed and saddled with huge debts, and the female secretary who was forced to make false accounts. Everyone has a secret, and everyone is a bait. The old housekeeper who had been dull for ten years became the only breakthrough, but he committed suicide immediately after pleading guilty, and the murder case seemed to be settled. The appearance of an encrypted USB flash drive revealed a shocking truth - the deceased had already laid the ultimate chess game with his own life, the love murder was fake, the vendetta was a drama, and even the policeman handling the case became a pawn in his hands. All reversals and calculations are just to protect one person's safety; and the deepest suspense in the world is never who killed whom, but the bottomless depth of people's hearts.