When he entered the basement, the thing was already gone. All that remained was a collar still attached to flesh, lying silently where it had been. The sticky stains had dried, their shadows flickering in the dancing candlelight.
He drew the gun at his waist and moved forward one step at a time. The floor was damp, and the air smelled strange and rank.
Then a shadow darted out from behind him. Before he could aim, the door slammed shut behind him.
He immediately fired several shots at the lock, then chased after the shadow.
But he found nothing.
Lights from the grain and oil district brushed across the night sky, while smoke drifted above the houses in the Bitter Gully district.
He climbed the rain-slick steps of the Patrol district. Between the clustered buildings, shadows loomed everywhere.
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Theme: Things used to repay debts are called debt slaves
Madam, I finally found you! I would like to ask if this book has che, and is jj's harmonious version? Apart from the closed FW, is there any way to watch the indescribable clips? Because I didn't see the complete version of this book on wb, I went to jj to read it (つД`). I have read every one of your books. I particularly like your writing style. I have read every old and new book. I have also been sharing it with my friends. I hope you will continue to write [loving eyes]
Sorry, would you like to ask my wife if the cp position in this article is mutual attack? Because I've seen it in FW before, but I don't have the impression that there is a mutual attack plot (the double arrow setting in the protagonist column makes me feel a little confused)
My wife's attack always has an inexplicable sense of humor
Hahahahaha, a string of words passed by
Sorry, would you like to ask my wife if the cp position in this article is mutual attack? Because I've seen it in FW before, but I don't have the impression that there is a mutual attack plot (the double arrow setting in the protagonist column makes me feel a little confused)
Came here from Weibo, it's not easy to find you