What a badass. So she really went and checked them one by one?
Kids often had inexplicable reasons for rebelling, but the power of rebellion was not to be underestimated.
Backed by her imagination, she'd come straight to a place like this, even crawling into a lightless cabinet and staying silent.
When the girl had jumped out earlier, Fu Qian had already formed some guesses about her determination.
It turned out she really had followed through. She hadn't just come to see if anything evil was going on; she'd actually gone in and checked each one herself.
If Dennis's predicament was largely her fault, at least she had the courage to take responsibility.
You...
Unfortunately, not every adult was so understanding. What the girl revealed at the end left Tina stunned.
"So are you going to call the police? What's your name?"
But in fact, she was far from done being shocked.
Fu Qian nodded repeatedly at the girl's story and was even very cooperative, tying it to his own duties.
Huh?
The girl looked almost startled.
When she'd said that earlier, she'd clearly been prepared for people to think she was crazy. Yet this man seemed to take her seriously?
"Since I'm here, I can investigate this serious incident directly. I can even get the whole hospital involved to help find your companion."
When she didn't respond, Fu Qian continued to emphasize the benefits of following the proper procedures, even mentioning his own position.
"Emily, are you a police officer?"
The girl seemed to understand, but wasn't entirely convinced. She gave her name, then eyed him suspiciously.
"Yeah. Don't I look like one?"
Fu Qian showed her the weapon at his waist.
Besides, her name matched the information Hake had mentioned on the way.
Well, he really didn't look