My name is Lin Wan, 24 years old, a delivery rider on night shift.
I have almost forgotten what happened during the day, but I remember the order at night very clearly.
The first order was in the early morning, and the note read: Don't knock on the door, leave it at the door, and don't look through the peephole.
I did. When I rode to the end of the bridge and turned back, the door of the house was opened a crack, and a plate of steaming vegetables was placed at the door.
I didn't knock.
That building was closed for a month.
Later I learned that the last rider who took this order, job number 0014, died under the same building a few months ago.
And now, his badge is in my pocket, with a line written on the back:
"Any orders placed after 22 o'clock with the note 'don't knock' are placed by dead people. Once you accept the order, you must deliver it. Don't look back after delivering it."
——Don't check me.
I want to check it out.
