The two policewomen split up and carefully searched the balcony.
The girls gathered by the door.
They didn't step onto the balcony, afraid of interfering with the police search.
They looked around.
Nothing before them seemed out of the ordinary.
Every one of them wore a puzzled expression.
A hint of unease hung in the air.
The policewomen stopped searching.
Their brows knitted tightly.
They hadn't found anything.
The policewomen turned to look at the girls.
The next second, their gazes began to waver.
Because... the girls were looking at them expectantly.
"Did you find anything?"
The long-haired girl asked politely.
Although they hadn't found anything themselves.
The other person had vanished without a trace again, just like before.
Still, they must have overlooked something.
The police were professionals.
They had to have noticed more than the girls had.
That was what she thought, but then she saw...
The policewoman shake her head.
She froze, and her heart sank.
Could it be...
"So far, we haven't found anything."
The policewoman's voice was subdued.
"What about the police outside?"
The short-haired girl asked quickly.
"They must have seen something, right?"
Surely they had?
But...
The policewoman shook her head again.
"We just got in touch with them."
"They didn't find anything either."
"How is that possible?!"
The short-haired girl and Hui Hui cried out almost in unison.
They looked utterly disbelieving.
The policewoman gave a wry smile.
It wasn't just these girls who couldn't believe it. When they'd first heard the news, they'd reacted much the same way.
Exactly.
How was it possible?
The police watching this balcony from outside hadn't seen a thing...
Could the other person turn invisible?
Of course, that was just a joke.
The other person knew the police's arrangements well