There was a chance they were both classmates.
She had suspected as much about the girl's identity when she first appeared, and now that suspicion had been confirmed.
And judging by the boy's age—fourteen—Fu Qian figured the girl couldn't be much older.
It was normal to look all over for a companion after getting separated. But was this really the best place to search for someone? It was practically hellish.
"Looking for someone? You came all the way here?"
As you could see, Tina clearly felt the same way. She asked in disbelief.
The young man before her had been one shock after another since the moment they met.
"Why don't you ask why he came here?"
Unfortunately, the girl's tone was still far from friendly. She gestured at Fu Qian and snapped back stiffly.
"He came here looking for a corpse. I think this is an appropriate place."
Tina didn't seem inclined to argue with a child. She merely furrowed her brows slightly, then actually offered an explanation.
"Because a body went missing, is that it?"
The girl only gave another cold laugh. Her tone seemed full of disdain for the hospital's management.
"So you really did go down to the prison basement too."
Seeing that Tina was struggling to respond, Fu Qian finally joined the conversation, expressing interest in what the girl had said.
When he and Tina had been talking here earlier, they had mentioned the corpse, but hadn't gone into much detail.
The girl who'd been hiding in the cabinet the whole time couldn't have learned any of that just by eavesdropping.
"Of course I went. Dennis did too."
The girl admitted it without hesitation. At the mention of the second name, her expression grew even colder.
"But it's huge down there. I suddenly couldn't find