"Okay, I see." Ji Fanyang nodded.

Ji Fanyang, who walked out of the city bureau building, took out his mobile phone and dialed it for Lu Hui. The line beeped for a while, and the line was busy.

An unfamiliar number dialed into Lu Hui's mobile phone. He hesitated for a while looking at the note in his hand, then answered the phone: "Hello?"

"Team Leader Lu." The voice with the voice changer was indistinguishable.

Lu Hui laughed and said, "Fortunately, you didn't call me a murderer."

"We'd better make an appointment to meet," said the voice. "I have what you need on hand."

"I can't remember anything, how do I know what I need?" Lu Hui asked.

"Then you'd better think hard," said the voice. "I'll call you again."

"When?" Lu Hui asked.

The voice chuckled: "When you need something."

The phone hung up, and Lu Hui held the phone and didn't put it down.

The note was placed by Lu Hui in the second drawer of the bedside table, and was clipped into his usual case analysis notebook.

"Click."

The door opened, and Ji Fanyang walked in: "Who should I call?"

"The harassing call, the girl's voice is nice, so we chatted for a while." Lu Hui said nonsense, "What did Gao Ju tell you?"

"They found the first scene." Ji Fanyang didn't care about the phone call. After all, Lu Hui was really lonely recently, and it was normal to find someone to chat with. "It's on the second floor of a single-family villa in Puxi County."

"Oh..." Lu Hui nodded, "Is there a display on the wall?"

"...Do you remember?" Ji Fanyang came over and sat beside Lu Hui.

Lu Hui picked up a grape from the fruit bowl and stuffed it into his mouth: "I remember a little, and there is a phone."

"Landline?" Ji Fanyang pinched a bunch of grapes.

Lu Hui frowned: "Well." His brows furrowed, "It's so sour."

"It's alright." Ji Fanyang tasted a grape, "Well...it's really a little sour."

Lu Hui pushed the fruit plate to Ji Fanyang: "You can eat it."

"You bought this." Ji Fanyang glared at him, "You have to eat it all."

"Objection. [Objection]" Lu Hui imitated the lawyer's tone in the TV series.

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Thanks to the landmines, but I didn't sign the contract, little angel, I really can't receive the landmines...

Don't waste mines on me, comments are more useful than mines.

Thanks again for the kindness of the little angel who smashed the mines.

Chapter 48 Death

Lu Hui slumped lazily on the sofa, his legs stretched out on the low stool, and he watched TV with half-squinted eyes. The figures of lions and giraffes are shaking on the screen, and the animal world is always a show that never gets tired of watching.

The sound of the key turning sounded, Ji Fanyang opened the door and walked in with a serious expression: "Lu Zu, do you remember Xi Junhong?"

"Master Xi, how could I forget." Lu Hui threw a popcorn into his mouth and chewed it crunchly like a big squirrel.

Ji Fanyang said while changing his shoes, "He's dead."

"He died..." Lu Hui's eyes shifted from the lion to Ji Fanyang, "How did he die?"

"Mountain torrent." Ji Fanyang said, "He wanted to save a little girl."

"Is the little girl rescued?" Lu Hui asked.

Ji Fanyang shook his head: "No."

Lu Hui put the popcorn bucket on the coffee table and put his eyes on the TV again: "What do you think about Rao Feifei?"

"She didn't go to work." Ji Fanyang replied, sitting beside Lu Hui, "Do you want to see her?"

"No." Lu Hui refused, and he tore open a package of potato chips, "I'm curious how the previous bet was calculated."

"Lu Hui." Ji Fanyang frowned slightly, "You don't like yogurt-flavored potato chips."

Lu Hui stared blankly at the potato chips in his hand, and raised his hand to Ji Fanyang: "Then why did you buy this flavor?"

"I mean." Ji Fanyang put the potato chips on the coffee table, "You don't need to hide your emotions."

"What emotions should I be in? Yelling and crying?" Lu Hui held the popcorn bucket against the back of the sofa again, "It would be stupid if Rao Feifei likes Xi Junhong because he is dead."

"If you want to know the result of the bet, go see Feifei." Ji Fanyang said, "I remember you bet 200 yuan."

"You also bet two hundred." Lu Hui lifted his eyelids, "Go."

"I don't lack the two hundred yuan, but you lack it," Ji Fanyang said.

Lu Hui was silent for a while, then picked up the remote control to turn off the TV: "You go with me."

Ji Fanyang raised the corner of his lips gently: "Yes."

Lu Hui put on his coat, and the freshly washed coat exuded the fragrance of washing powder. Ji Fanyang picked up the phone and handed it to him, and the two walked out of the room together.

Standing in front of the elevator door, Lu Hui asked, "How's the investigation going?"

"What do you remember?" Ji Fanyang asked back.

"We communicated through that phone." Lu Hui said, "Someone brought us meals."

Lu Hui said lightly, his dream was far from this.

[A dagger is handed over from the long small window on the iron gate, Wang Yinyin crawled and snatched the dagger and faced him, with a weeping and twisted smile on her dirty face: "I can't die, I can't die! "]

[He picks up the receiver and commands indifferently through the voice changer: "Kill her."]

["I know you're a policeman." Wang Yinyin was shaking and holding the dagger, "You can't kill, I can."]

"The elevator is here." Ji Fanyang said, "The second team said they haven't found any more clues for now."

Lu Hui and Ji Fanyang walked into the elevator and pressed the button on the next floor.

"I hope you don't remember." Ji Fanyang said, his tan pupils reflected the dim yellow light, warm like a candle, "It shouldn't be you who is haunted by nightmares."

"I killed people, Ji Fanyang." Lu Hui said, "Whether coerced or spontaneously, I killed people."

"You killed two people." Ji Fanyang said, "Why are you the only one who is worried about Wang Yinyin?"

"I don't know, ask my memory." The elevator door opened, Lu Hui walked out of the elevator, and Ji Fanyang followed behind him.

The two got into the car one after the other, Ji Fanyang sat in the driver's seat and started the car.

"Have you called Rao Feifei?" Lu Hui asked.

Ji Fanyang shook his head: "No."

"I can't comfort people." Lu Hui buckled his seat belt. "Don't expect me to comfort her."

"So I'll go with you." Ji Fanyang gave him a stern look, "lest you make her mad."

"I try my best." Lu Hui looked at the woods passing by the window, "I think of my sister."

"Huh?" Ji Fanyang made a single upward tone.

Lu Hui narrowed his eyes: "I probably killed Wang Yinyin because of my sister."

"...That's why you don't want your sister to know you're still alive?" Ji Fanyang asked.

"It's possible." Lu Hui nodded, the row after row of road trees quickly retreated, his quiet eyes were empty and cold.

"It's almost there." Ji Fanyang stepped on the brakes, and the car stopped at the gate of a well-secured community. He stuck out the window, "Hello, I'm looking for Rao Feifei, Miss Rao."