Li Jia told Zhang Chacha that the red ball he met was placed on the table and ran into the corridor. He was knocked out in the corridor at midnight, so he wanted to know what happened in that room. Zhang Chacha told Li Jia that there was a rumor that he heard a knock on the door in the middle of the night at 5A on High Street and could not open the door. Then when Zhang Chacha left, he took the bell from his schoolbag and gave it to Li Jia to ward off evil spirits. Li Jia returned home and found that his door lock was blocked. Li Jia asked Liu Xueyang about the door lock.
Liu Xueyang told Li Jia that the people here were indifferent. No one would treat him nicely because Li Jia saved people and then asked Li Jia to move away quickly. Li Jia felt that Liu Xueyang had been trying all kinds of ways to get him to move. There must be some ulterior secrets. So what is the relationship between Liu Xueyang and Zhang Xiaolan? All of this made Li Jia puzzled. The next day Li Jia went for a run as usual and met Professor Chen Mingxuan who had met him specially . The professor asked Li Jia’s mental state so that he should not hide anything from himself, and then went back to the Chen Mingxuan classroom to record his observations of Li Jia. Into the cake.
Li Jia used the computer to check Zhang Xiaolan’s news in the library. According to the news, Zhang Xiaolan’s son was often bullied by neighbors and hanged himself. Li Jia wanted to know more annoying news about Zhang Xiaolan and went to Zhang Chacha. Li Jia came to the restaurant where Zhang Chacha was and saw the master who Zhang Chacha said in the mouth. But the master did not speak but the disciple conveyed his meaning. Li Jia saw Zhang Chacha making noodles inside and asked her to come out. Zhang Chacha deliberately took Li Jia’s hand and said that Li Jia was his boyfriend.
The master and his two apprentices were a little unhappy when they heard this. Zhang Chacha’s words shocked Li Jia. Li Jia said that he was only looking for Zhang Chacha to inquire about the situation of the house. Zhang Chacha took Li Jia to the intermediary shop next to him, and Shicheng also found this place. She came in and said Zhang Chacha was a liar and asked her to refund Li Jia. Zhang Chacha was also frustrated by Shi’s sincerity and the two apprentices pulled Shicheng out. Li Jia wanted to know what happened to Zhang Xiaolan, so he came to Zhang Chacha. At this time, the master next to him came in and pulled off one of Li Jia’s buttons and then settled with the copper coin.
After the master told Li Jia about the house, Li Jia felt very weak for the mother and child and couldn’t get any help. Li Jia remembered how his mother was ill and then she was isolated. When I left home, I saw the light in my room downstairs, indicating that there was someone. When Li Jia entered the room and found that there was nothing in the room, the red ball appeared again. Li Jia sat in the dark looking at his watch and wanted that thing to appear again. At this moment, he heard a sound from outside the window and went out to check.
Seeing a black cat trapped by wire and there was a pile of things next to him, Li Jia rescued the cat and wrapped the pile of things when he found it, and asked him to check what it was. In the end, Shicheng wanted to lie to Li Jia that it had not been tested, but at Li Jia’s insistence, he told him that the thing was human nails. After returning home, Li Jia found that the smell of Chinese medicine was still coming from the 02. Li Jia remembered the gift bag and found the supermarket to find that Wu Xiong, the resident of 02, had resigned for 6 months, and Zhang Xiaolan committed suicide just 6 months ago.
Li Jia found Zhang Chacha to investigate whether the police had any report of Zhang Xiaolan’s death, and finally found that the police did not have a death record. Li Jia guessed that Wu Xiong killed Zhang Xiaolan and then cooked meat for the cats by dividing the body. Li Jia took pictures of Wu Xiong with his mobile phone through the vent and found that the person next to him was Liu Xueyang.
