Diao Chan, Big Sister
Because Su City Shi'an had contacted the police station in advance regarding the ID card photo taking process.
It went exceptionally smoothly.
Although the staff were somewhat surprised, fortunately they had been informed the day before, so they didn't ask too many questions.
After paying 60 yuan for expedited processing of their ID cards and being told they could pick them up in three days, the three left the police station.
As Su Qi left the police station, she patted her heart. Every time she entered the police station, she was reminded of that picture from the internet.
A policewoman holding handcuffs appeared, accompanied by the caption. "Cyber police remind you that the internet is not a lawless zone." For some reason, Su Qi had a persistent feeling that she might be arrested someday. She quickly shook her head, trying to banish this ominous thought; she knew Murphy's Law, after all.
Thinking of the darkness of prisons that are always described on TV, Su Qi felt that her small body wouldn't survive three years in prison.
Because Typhoon No. 1 was expected to make landfall along the coast that evening, the light drizzle turned into a downpour in the short time it took to process my ID card.
The rain pattered down on the ground, splashing up puddles. Su Qi, who had grown up in Zhe City, was quite used to this kind of typhoon weather.
There are about one or two typhoons like this every year, perhaps this time it was 'Cowardly as a Mouse '.
In that state, Su Qi looked at the gray sky and felt somewhat uneasy.
Officer Zhang Ru glanced at Su Qi's hand, noticing the worried expression on her face as she looked towards the horizon. Amused, she gently smoothed Su Qi's furrowed brow and said, "What are you worried about? Alright, now that I'm home, hurry up and see me off." At the gate...
Officer Zhang Ru shook her phone to indicate that her Special Car was about to arrive.
"Xiaoru, why don't you come to my house for a meal? I'll let you try my cooking." Before Su Qi could speak, Lu Ran spoke first.
She really liked the girl Su Siyang brought.
She was already married to Su Lujun at 22, and had Su Santai at 23. Compared to her, her two sons seemed incredibly slow. She finally found someone she liked, and she didn't want...
Let them go.
She was also thinking that she would inquire about Zhang Ru's family when they ate later, and if all else failed, the two families could arrange an engagement first.
She knows that many young men don't look for partners when they're young, but when they're in their mid-twenties, they dream of the country providing them with a wife.
Although Su Siyang is handsome and a celebrity, he probably doesn't lack marriage prospects. Lu Ran felt that she shouldn't let go of Zhang Ru, this little cabbage.
Unfortunately, Officer Zhang Ru ultimately did not accept Lu Ran's offer to stay and got into her own Special Car.
Officer Zhang Ru, after getting into the Special Car, patted her chest with lingering fear.
She felt there was something off about the way Aunt Lu had looked at her earlier. It was like the way her mother's eyes lit up when she heard someone in the neighborhood had a great son.
And most importantly, Aunt Lu is too shrewd; she has no idea what she's thinking. It's best to slip away first; she's really afraid of accidentally getting entangled with Su Siyang.
Lu Ran watched Zhang Ru leave in the car without feeling too upset, after all, young girls are easily embarrassed.
She didn't believe this young girl was simply running around for Su Qi; she suspected the girl had ulterior motives. Besides, didn't Su Qi have her phone number?
If Officer Zhang Ru knew what Lu Ran was thinking, she would definitely explain it to her clearly: it was truly all for your daughter's sake.
After Zhang Ru arrived, Lu Ran and Su Qi quickly hailed a taxi.
Sitting in the car, Su Qi was a little nervous. Although she knew through the female-controlled mission that her father probably wouldn't hit her anymore, she was still nervous.
Thinking of her father, she recalled the scene from yesterday.
It's like the bloodline suppression of a mouse seeing a cat.
Su Qi saw that the front door was locked and breathed a slight sigh of relief. Fortunately, her father wasn't home.
Looking at Su Qi, who was trembling slightly at the door of the house, Lu Ran couldn't help but complain to her husband, "Look how frightened the child is."
She was even having a phobia about her own home. After thinking for a moment, she said, "I have good news for you, Xiao Qi." As she spoke, she opened the door.
"Your father won't be coming for the next few days."
Although Su Qi felt it was a bit strange, she had to admit that it was really good news.
Sitting on the sofa at home, Su Qi looked around the house she hadn't visited in nearly two years. It was a strange feeling, a feeling that everything looked familiar, yet something had changed.
It evokes a strong sense of déjà vu, similar to what my friends in the group described: working hard to earn money, only to be poor a year later.
The Su family's villa is a two-story house, but since none of the three children live at home, the second floor now seems to have very few things.
After enjoying a loving dinner prepared by her mother, Su Qi opened the door to her own room and looked at the furnishings, which had remained unchanged for nearly two years, feeling quite emotional.
It was a feeling that was both familiar and nostalgic.
Although he hadn't visited for two years, her room wasn't dirty or messy, probably because her mother cleaned it regularly.
Su Qi lay on the bed, gently sniffing the air, as if the scent of her own past still lingered.
Because of the Lingering Fragrance, his body smelled very different from before.
Now, smelling the scent of her own masculine past on the bedding, Su Qi found it surprisingly pleasant.
Getting out of bed, Su Qi slowly walked to the bookshelf.
After searching for a while, I took out a copy of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" from the bookshelf. The weather in the south is mostly humid and hot, and it hadn't been touched for two years, so the book had a faint musty smell.
Su Qi didn't take the book because he really wanted to read the Three Kingdoms. After opening the book, he saw one of his own paintings every two pages.
In Su Qi's current view, the paintings from back then were naive and immature, simple and plain, seemingly trying to emphasize a certain astringency. The figures' postures were also very traditional, clearly the work of a novice.
As for why the artwork was hidden in this Three Kingdoms, it's because Diao Chan was the Female Protagonist who inspired Su Qi to read comics.
When Su Qi first read the Three Kingdoms, perhaps because it mostly depicted men, the appearance of Diao Chan caught her eye.
Especially the description of her being used as a pawn in a honey trap, and being offered to Dong Zhuo by her adoptive father.
Zhuo accidentally fell slightly ill, Diao Chan, without removing her clothes, flattered him. Zhuo was overjoyed. Su Qi still remembered that back then, when she didn't have a strong understanding, she misunderstood "without removing her clothes" as "wearing nothing at all".
As soon as Su Qi Su Qi thought about that erotic scene, coupled with the subsequent flattery, a multitude of thoughts began to race through her mind.
It wasn't until she accidentally stumbled upon her sixth brother, browsed some web pages, and enjoyed "The True Diao Chan Without a Trace" with him that Su Qi began her own painting journey.
Looking at it now, many of the lines here are imitations of that comic book—
As Su Qi flipped through the pages, she realized she could completely understand the excitement she had felt back then, and...
The images that were in my mind back then.
She felt herself getting more and more excited, but she also felt that something was missing.
What's missing?
Su Qi stood up and looked at her reflection in the glass window, showing her shoulder-length short hair.
It turns out I've already taken away that exciting tool.
Suddenly, a bolt of lightning struck from the horizon, instantly illuminating the night as if it were daytime.
As the light faded, Su Qi looked at herself in front of the glass window, and for a moment, she felt that the reflection in the window was the image of Diao Chan that she had imagined.
Lying on the bed, Su Qi's eyes were filled with the eerie scene she had just witnessed.
Could it be the spirit of Diao Chan appearing before us?!
Could it be that she's come to get revenge on me?
No, Sister Diao Chan!