When I was a child, the bathing shop in the community was renovated when it first opened. There was a large stone slab in the open space outside the shop.
I asked my father what was under the stone slab, and he said it was the newly connected wires in the pit to prevent water from getting wet.
I knew he was wrong. There was a dead person underneath, and a finger was exposed.
When I told adults, they either didn't take it seriously and just thought it was childish talk, or they blamed me for not covering up my words.
Later, I gradually forgot whether I was wrong or whether it was true.
A few years later, I was killed one night. As I was dying, someone seemed to say slowly in my ear:
"I know, you saw it"
Campus suspense × old case × mutual redemption × female group portrait
*Old friends who have disappeared for several years
*Police officer who disappeared overnight
*Nursery rhymes deep in memory
A dark-hearted, rational and stubborn female academic × a girl who appears to be a good girl but is actually a brave and determined little policewoman × a kind and warm-hearted little angel
"I want to go home, not to that house, but to the days when the people I loved were still there."
"The regret of youth for me is not the youthful love, but the fact that I didn't see the last letter she wrote to me."
"We ran back to each other with a tacit understanding. The earth is round and we always thought we would meet again."
Intention: wild growth