The real daughter, she is a Buddhist boss

Chapter 136 Junior Sister
Mind control destroyed Shi Su's psychological defenses, as well as her desire to live; in the middle of winter that year, that gentle sister who loved to eat snail noodles was buried forever in the snow.

This is the first time for Hua Wei to face the departure of a friend, but Shi Su is not just a friend to her.

They are the reliance in the division to support each other, and they are the trustworthy people who can entrust their backs.

Her junior sister died under the steel knife of the man's words.

On a snowy winter day, she went to see Shi Su for the last time covered in silver frost; she lay quietly on the hospital bed, and her crying parents knelt beside the bed, and the two old people turned gray overnight , aged several decades.

Losing orphans in middle age, white-haired people send black-haired people; human tragedy, nothing more than that.

A month later, the teacher took her to attend the trial of Shi Su's suicide case; due to the lack of conclusive evidence and Shi Su's suicide, the verdict was far from what she expected.

She remembered the man's smug look, and the smug look when he learned that the judiciary had nothing to do with him, which made Hua Wei feel extremely glaring.

The black memory assaulted her once again, and the biting cold pain penetrated from the soles of the feet to the spine, making people feel chills all over the body.

Two days later, the teacher gave her a black recommendation letter with a golden iris flower on the corner of the letter paper; the laboratory closed its doors to thank guests for seven days, and she disappeared for seven days.

No one knows where she went.

Later, life seemed to be back on track, and Shi Su's death didn't seem to bring about any changes for them, as if this girl had never been to the laboratory.

Wei Wei felt suspicious even when he went to the building next door, and would often find some excuses to come over and inquire, and hinted that Hua Wei could ask them for help.

——The building next door is for cultivating Taoism.

A group of lunatics doing research on the nervous system.

Half a year later, the murderer who killed Shi Su was released on medical parole, and the power made the judiciary useless. Shi Su's death was like a wave falling on the water, and after the ripples, there was nothing left.

On the same day, Hua Wei cooked Shisu's favorite snail noodles, stood on the rooftop of the laboratory and dialed the phone number on the note; the golden iris flower was more beautiful under the sunlight, but the black background of the card was like Quenched the strongest poison.

She sat in the dark looking at the bowl of cold snail noodles all night.

The night fades away, and the light strikes.Hua Wei, who had never watched the morning news, turned on the news channel for the first time, with an indifferent expression as if waiting for something to happen.

That man was found dead downstream across the river.

The body was washed up on the shore by the waves, and the stray wild dogs ate it up. When passers-by called the police, they were beyond recognition.

The police followed the monitoring all the way to investigate and found that he was out of control because of drunkenness, abandoned the car halfway, climbed onto the flyover, and jumped off in the middle of the river.

—It was suicide.

The only suspicious thing here is that some time before the incident, the man in the surveillance ran for no reason as if he had seen a ghost in the air, sometimes elbowed himself in the stomach, stripped his clothes, like a man who lost his mind madman.

But because it was a suicide, it can only be said to be a hallucination after drunkenness.

——Return to the other body in the way of the other.

The cold snail powder was poured down by Hua Wei into the trash can. When he raised his eyes, he met the group of lunatic scientists in the building next door. A standard eight-teeth smile.

She paused for a moment with the hand holding the bowl, then spoke silently, and uttered two words.

Thanks.

(End of this chapter)