I Imprisoned My Daughter in the Basement When She Was Writing Her College Entrance Examination Essay, but My House Doesn't Have a Basement.

My daughter has been missing for three years and everyone thought she was dead. Until this year's college entrance examination, a teacher in the Chinese language marking team dialed the police phone while trembling. Because one candidate wrote in his essay: "I was locked up in the basement by my biological mother for three years. This was my only chance to seek help from the outside world." The detailed address was written in the composition. I was watching TV in the living room when the police broke in. They found a girl behind the basement door. But that girl is not my daughter. And my house doesn't have a basement at all.