Echo Witness

Thanks for seeing this. There are two people in this volume, doing the same thing. One in a dream. **He reenacts a crime for someone else every night. **He knows which floor to avoid, which side to turn the pillow over, how many times to wrap the tape around. He is becoming more and more proficient, cleaner and more like the "perfect person" in his dream. The other one is in the notebook. **She doesn't dream, she only writes. ** She relied on the white stain on the joint of the floor tiles, the diagonal water stain on the mirror, a right hand that was too flat, and a pair of hands that should not be clean, and walked to him step by step. She originally thought she was looking for a murderer. She later discovered that she was looking for a witness. In the second volume, Chen Yan will take him to see the archives. In the last row of that archive room, there are nine cabinets. The first eight represent eight cases that were "handled too cleanly" in nine years. The ninth cabinet is empty. There is a label on it, which reads: Number: ×××× (filed) By the way. In this volume, no one tells the complete truth. Including the person who wrote it. There are three more volumes to follow. He would be called by name. The eight cases will be spread out one by one. The last volume was written at the corner of the stairs when I was seven years old. Take your time. (To be continued) One word reply. No polite words, no questions asked why. She put her phone on the table. Too fast.