I originally wanted to call it The Detective's Affair, but my embarrassment got the better of me.
"Taozi, did you know I pay him too?"
"I want to see for myself exactly what kind of life a guy like that has gotten himself into."
A cheating detective's affair, told from four perspectives~
It's been a long time since I last wrote, so I'm a little rusty. This is a short piece to get back into practice, and I also tried out various techniques I've been wanting to experiment with.
P.S. Continuing to promote an important branch of classic detective fiction: everyday mysteries~
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I haven't been to Jinjiang for a long time, so I'm so happy to see an update!
Ah! It's over if you're caught off guard! Haven't seen enough yet. By the way, express your love to your wife?
However, the cheating jj system swallowed my comments... Confess to my wife
My wife actually has a new article, I'm so happy ヽ(○^?^)?? I once thought that my wife had stopped writing. I can't forget the surprise when I saw my wife's article on Blue for the first time. Come on!!!
I check to see if there are any new articles from time to time, wow, I didn't expect that my wife has updated it again after two years! (Chicken Jelly) This time it feels a bit unexpectedly sweet (greasy), and it also has a critical reflection on the current situation of society |?ω?`), Which is a very interesting short story. There is also a small problem. In the middle and last part of the third chapter, there is a sentence "Tao Zi did not give Han any room to talk." Should it be "Xiao Ke" instead of "Tao Zi"?