Xu Qian nodded silently, agreeing that what Ran Qin and Zhong Kui said were true.

After being confirmed by the third person, Zuo Xiaomu was completely speechless, and his heart was filled with inexplicable melancholy.

There was a moment of silence, a pause! "Sailboat!" Zuo Xiaomu murmured.

Zhong Kui gave him a hard blow and said, "I smashed him into pieces."

Zuo Xiaomu was distressed about the smashed sailboat. Zhong Kui and Ran Qin were in a hurry to go to the Public Security Bureau to deal with the Liang Yuzhi incident. They didn't have time to explain why they smashed his sailboat, so they hurriedly left the shop and went to the Public Security Bureau.

Zhong Kui has always wondered why Zuo Xiaomu came to the county town with Ran Qin and the others. She said that Zuo Xiaomu came here because of Xu Qian, who had been depressed and unhappy due to psychological factors.

Ran Qin happened to have half a month's vacation, so she decided to take her to Zhong Kui's hometown, Tongchuan County. The intention was good, so that she could breathe fresh air and see the natural beauty of the pastoral scenery, which would be good for the body.

Recovery has great benefits.

Zuo Xiaomu also just came out of the hospital. Unaccompanied, the only friend he was thinking about was Xu Qian. Obviously he didn't know that the other party had overheard his conversation with Xu Ji, otherwise how could he have rashly gone to find her?

Where is Xu Qian!

Xu Qian definitely rejected Zuo Xiaomu. If Ran Qin hadn't been out of humanitarianism, she wouldn't have brought him and Xu Qian to the county town to relax.

County Public Security Bureau; the staff here are considered to be Ran Qin’s old colleagues. So when she asked to check something, a person’s name and detailed information, her colleagues were happy to help her.

The county may not be big, but there are quite a few people named Liang Yuzhi. After a search, dozens of them were found, and the search scope was narrowed down. The males were first excluded. The remaining two dozen females were eliminated one by one to narrow down the age range.

Excluding those between 30 and 40 years old, there are still twelve people left, all aged between 30 and 18.

Twelve came from different regions and small towns, four of which were county residents. According to speculation, the range was narrowed again, leaving those from these four counties to find out.

The family backgrounds of Liang Yuzhi from four counties continued to be investigated. According to the clues provided by Zhong Kui, none of the four Liang Yuzhi met the search conditions.

Could it be that the clues to the search for Liang Yuzhi have been cut off? Or is this Liang Yuzhi just like Zhong Kui, leaving no personal information or other birth certificate records?

However, Ran Qin's old partner, Xiao Cui, told her another seemingly unrelated story.

Xiao Cui said that half a month ago, a woman committed suicide by jumping off a building, also named Liang Yuzhi, who was about 22 years old.

Ran Qin felt that the dead Liang Yuzhi could not be the person Zhong Kui needed to find, so he didn't take it to heart.

The speaker was unintentional, but the listener was intentional. Zhong Kui, who was standing next to him, asked Xiao Cui to show them the photos and files of the deceased.

With the approval of his superiors, Xiao Cui took out a large pile of backlogged files. He looked through them one by one and searched for files with matching names and ages. After a while, Xiao Cui pulled out a yellow file and handed it to Ran Qin.

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At the bottom of the file is the information record of the deceased, and at the top is a black and white photo. The yellowish-looking and ordinary photo carries the specific atmosphere of that era. The girl has a delicate face and a pair of big, slightly melancholy eyes that are charming.

"She is Liang Yuzhi? Such a pure girl committed suicide... What a pity!" Ran Qin looked at the photo and asked with regret.

Zhong Kui looked at the girl in the photo and felt that the girl's eyes were familiar... but he couldn't remember where he had seen them.

Xiao Cui said that the woman's family environment was complicated, and her biological father died of an emergency when she was only a few years old. However, Liang Yuzhi's mother seems to have always been alive and lived at No. 45, Dustpan Street.

Hearing what Xiao Cui said, Zhong Kui and Ran Qin felt that there was no need to continue investigating. Because the woman who had entrusted the dream to her was dead and did not seem to be directly related to Liang Yuzhi who committed suicide.

Liang Yuzhi who committed suicide, the woman who had a dream, Liang Yuzhi who appeared in the hospital twice and disappeared mysteriously, and the man who had a car accident. Are the four of them related? What is the connection? Zhong Kui is best at dealing with ghosts.

These details require thinking, and he doesn't have the patience to analyze them.

But he also told Ran Qin one by one the doubts in his heart.

Ran Qin is like a little Zhuge. She has a sharp mind and is good at discerning the psychological activities of her opponents. Coupled with her logical thinking and analytical skills, there should be no difficulty in defeating her.

Because the search for Liang Yuzhi was temporarily hindered, Zhong Kui had no choice but to focus on the proprietress of the handicraft shop. He always felt that the handicraft shop was a bit elusive.

There are at least two things that are surprising at the moment.

First; Old Man Zhao, why does he not care about his daughter's life and death like a lost soul, and goes to the handicraft store every day?

Secondly, Zuo Xiaomu became neurotic after buying a sailboat.

Could it be that he had misunderstood? Zhong Kui was silent, secretly recalling the words of the female ghost in his dream one by one. Then he told Ran Qin, who after listening, frowned and thought deeply...

"I think the problem lies with the hospital."

"Hospital?"

"Yes, think about it, Liang Yuzhi was mentioned to you in a dream. You didn't see her in person. You can only say that you heard from the side about Liang Yuzhi's treatment of her mother. You should continue to track down Liang Yuzhi and lift her mysterious veil.

, to see if she is a human or a ghost."

"That's the truth,... Ran Qin..." Zhong Kui nodded, as if he wanted to say something, but seemed unsure of what to pay attention to. He hesitated for a while, and then said decisively: "I have a hunch that the second boutique in the handicraft shop will be..."

It’s come out.”

"What's the meaning?"

Zhong Kui shook his head and said: "I don't know, it's just a hunch..."

"Otherwise, I'll go to the hospital to continue checking Liang Yuzhi, and you go to the handicraft store?" Ran Qin suggested.

"Okay." Zhong Kui agreed. Then he said, "The hospital is not far from here, it will be there in a few minutes, so I'll take the first step."

"Okay, let's meet up at the store." Ran Qin said and already left the place, striding toward the hospital.

Zhong Kui is going to the handicraft store, so he can drop by home to see if Zuo Xiaomu's condition has improved.

When he arrived at the shop, he was surprised to find that there was no one in the shop.

Vanilla, Xu Qian, and Zuo Xiaomu were not there. Where did they go? Zhong Kui scratched his head anxiously, thinking to himself that when he went to A City again, he must buy a BB machine for Vanilla. It is easy to find, otherwise he would just

The store installs a public telephone.

Because in the 1970s, installing a private phone was still a luxury idea. Only applying for the installation of a public phone had a higher chance of success. But then I thought about it, and it felt funny that this ghost hunting shop specially installed a public phone. I shook my head helplessly.
Chapter completed!