Reunion + suspenseful investigation + sweet pet pulling together + reversal of a ten-year-old case
Ten years ago under the sycamore tree, he stuffed a mint candy into her mouth and declared domineeringly: "From now on, you will be my little mint, and I can only touch it."
Reunited at the murder scene ten years later, he stared at the fingerprint swipe in her hand and sneered: "Isn't this the Qi University student who dumped me for a green card?"
The two hate each other but must join forces. Old cases that have been dusty for ten years gradually come to the surface with a series of bizarre murders. The leader of the serious crime team charges for justice, and the beautiful trace examiner speaks for the truth.
When he was chasing the fugitive, he grabbed her wrist and gritted his teeth: "Don't think I will forgive you when you come back. I will never turn back too late!"
After being drunk, he hugged her waist and said in a hoarse voice: "Qi Wan, tell me you miss me, and I'll pretend nothing happened."
At the critical moment of life and death, he sent the last text message: "The mints are cold, I miss you."
Huo Heng smoked, drank, had a bad temper, and had a bad temper, but Qi Wan fell in love with him for ten years... When the truth came out, she peeled off a mint candy and stuffed it into his mouth, raised her eyebrows and said, "Go home and give you mint candy for the rest of your life?"
PS: The A-burst serious case Yama VS the so-burst trace-detection goddess, falling in love while solving crimes, so sweet and sad that it makes you cry!
Reader comments
The plot is very good, but there are some places where the logic doesn't make sense. For example, in Chapter 30, Su Zhe and Chen Xi have gone out in the previous chapter but appear at home again the next second. Except for the logic that sometimes doesn't make sense, other parts are great! Big cheers for the author!
The plot is very good, but there are some places where the logic doesn't make sense. For example, in Chapter 30, Su Zhe and Chen Xi have gone out in the previous chapter but appear at home again the next second. Except for the logic that sometimes doesn't make sense, other parts are great! Big cheers for the author!