"Are you here to look at the apartment?"
After seventeen years away from home, Zhou Yuan was released from prison. But his mother mistook him for a stranger looking to rent a room.
And the person holding the house keys and heating meals for his mother was none other than the father of his deceased friend.
When he was nineteen, Zhou Yuan did beat Cheng An. He admitted to the assault, but always denied causing Cheng An's death. His mother's testimony at the time became one of the pieces of evidence used against him.
Now, among the old documents his mother had kept, he finds a receipt for a legal consultation about filing an appeal.
The person who kept urging him to confess had also once found him a lawyer.
Why had she never told him? And what happened after that consultation?
Following the trail of this old receipt, Zhou Yuan steps back into the murder case from seventeen years ago.
He once thought that all he had to do was leave prison, and he could go home.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Five stars! Found a treasure trove! Zhou Yuan returned home after serving his sentence, only to find that his home was no longer what he remembered. The secrets hidden by his mother and the old cases from seventeen years ago were slowly unfolding. The writing is restrained and tense, without any deliberate attempt to create bloodshed. The depressing atmosphere is full, and the characters are particularly real. On the one hand, there is the obsession to go home, and on the other hand, there is the unresolved truth. The more you read, the more you read. There are clues hidden in every chapter. You can't stop following it. I look forward to the subsequent revelation of the mystery!
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