"This candle?" Gabriel frowned slightly, his gaze a little hesitant. "Did I buy it last month? Or before the final exams? I don't remember very clearly..."
"You don't remember?" Vizet's tone held a trace of contemplation. "Do you still remember what the candle was for?"
Gabriel pressed his lips together and thought for a moment. He shook his head lightly and said in a low voice, "I forgot... It was probably just for lighting?"
"Do you remember a party game called 'The Bloody Countess'?" Vizet pressed. "Did you bring your friends and play it together?"
"The Bloody Countess?" Gabriel nodded, his tone somewhat certain. "Yes, we did plan to test our courage with that game at the party..."
He suddenly stopped there, a flash of blankness passing through his eyes. "Strange... I should have gone to that party, but whether we actually played that game... I can't remember at all!"
"Wait!" He got up from the sofa and walked toward his room. "I'll ask my classmates... Even if I don't remember, they definitely will!"
Watching Gabriel's back, Claire said with some emotion, "This is what El was originally like. He used to have such a cheerful personality."
Gabriel returned to the living room, now holding a palm-sized Address Book.
He flipped through the Address Book while calling his classmates.
During this process, Vizet discovered something worth noting: Gabriel did not explain the party game "The Bloody Countess." He merely asked who had taken part and when.
Clearly, to Gabriel and the others, the party game "The Bloody Countess" was extremely commonplace. As soon as the name was mentioned, they understood what the game involved.
Perhaps when a party reached a certain stage, this game would even appear as a special activity, serving to liven up the atmosphere.
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