Jun Feifei found a small step in her neighborhood and wrote on it swiftly.
Wei Rong asked puzzledly, "What are you doing?" Isn’t it a bit late for birthday messages now?
Qu Ruorui speculated, "Is it something to do with the news we just heard? Are you playing a detective game?"
Recently, Qingqing had read a few detective novels and was very excited about deduction, often saying that one should see the whole autumn in a single leaf.
Yue Qingqing was worried about how to explain, but hearing Qu Ruorui’s words, she nodded and said, "Yes, that’s right."
Moreover, it wasn’t really a lie, if they could find that person, the case would be considered solved.
Qu Ruorui and Wei Rong also became interested.
Wei Rong whispered, "My mom suspects it’s a rat that turned into a spirit, one that likes to burrow into people’s bellies to eat their internal organs and tongues, treating the human stomach as a granary."
Qu Ruorui argued, "The teacher said there’s no such thing as spirits or monsters in the world, they’re all made up, it must be two people who offended someone they shouldn’t have."
"How can there be no spirits or monsters? I saw a huge rat when I was young, it was this big."
While speaking, Wei Rong gestured with her hands, spreading her arms wide, according to her description, the rat would be one meter long.
Yue Qingqing couldn’t help but laugh, in this era of scant Spiritual Energy, it was practically impossible for animals to become spirits. Wei Rong must have mistaken what she saw on TV for reality.
Then she heard Wei Rong continue, "That rat was even missing an ear, it was so fierce and could even talk."
Qu Ruorui, Yue Qingqing: "..."
Jun Feifei ran over and handed a piece of torn paper to Yue Qingqing.
Upon close inspection, Qu Ruorui immediately averted her eyes.
The handwriting was too ugly, it was almost an eyesore.
Wei Rong was still trying to describe how terrifying the rat was and didn’t notice.
Yue Qingqing took the opportunity to quickly memorize the full page.
Half a month ago, Jun Feifei remembered feeling a bit under the weather, and her family took her to the nearby People’s Hospital.
The doctor checked her and said it wasn’t a big problem, prescribed some medication and told her to drink plenty of warm fluids and urinate frequently.
Lan Li felt the doctor was too hasty, diagnosing the issue in just two minutes? That was irresponsible.
The doctor said he had to diagnose dozens or hundreds of patients every day, and that it was just a simple cold, nothing serious.
Lan Li kept arguing, but Jun Feifei, growing impatient, went to the corridor to get some fresh air.
She then saw a nurse clinging to a very scholarly-looking doctor, saying something.
The doctor casually responded a few times and was about to go in when the nurse grabbed his sleeve and wouldn’t let go.
Jun Feifei couldn’t help but mutter to herself, "What’s the use of clinging to him? Will he fall in love with you because of that?"
This sentence came entirely from her own perspective.
Since she was five or six years old, she had liked Zhuang Lan, and her feelings hadn’t changed to this day.
She was not like the girls in her class who liked the sports committee one day and had a crush on the math class representative the next.
But even so, Jun Feifei didn’t stick to Zhuang Lan every day before and after school.
She wouldn’t embarrass herself like that.
Although Jun Feifei spoke very softly, the nurse suddenly turned around with a sinister look, startling her.
The scholarly doctor took the chance to leave.
Lan Li came out huffing and puffing soon afterward, pulling Jun Feifei away by the hand.
But even after they had walked a long distance, Jun Feifei felt like she could still feel the nurse’s gaze on her.
Several days later, while shopping with her mother on the weekend,
Jun Feifei saw that nurse again standing with an older woman, seemingly pointing in her direction.
But Jun Feifei couldn’t be certain, after all, the woman wasn’t dressed as a nurse, maybe she had seen incorrectly.
It was not until Yue Qingqing reminded her that Jun Feifei remembered this incident.
As for speaking out of turn, it seems that this was the only time recently... right?