The dream suddenly grew chaotic.
I saw the police rushing over, the girl being helped to one side, and the body being carried away.
It took a long while for everything to settle down.
Jin Shanshan returned home and called her boyfriend.
"Ah Ren, I was so scared today." Shanshan said, still shaken. She told her boyfriend everything that had happened at the gathering.
The man on the other end of the phone said, "I told you not to go to that kind of gathering. Who knows what sort of people are in that group of yours?"
His tone was rather harsh, but he was also clearly worried.
Shanshan was unhappy and muttered, "It was a little scary, but doesn't that prove someone there actually knows what they're doing? The Pen Fairy must have worked. If we try one more time, we'll definitely find my cousin..."
Her voice trailed off.
"It might not have been the Pen Fairy. They could have... That person jumped from the building after you left."
"But nine out of the ten people there all said that person suddenly ran to the balcony—suddenly fled to the balcony—and was pushed down." Shanshan insisted, sounding anxious. She kept correcting her wording as she spoke.
"Even if the remaining person can confirm that, it doesn't mean they didn't all do something. Remember that mystery show we watched together? Everyone at the scene conspired to kill one of the others."
"But they already had a grudge against each other..."
"How do you know these people didn't already have a grudge?"
Shanshan was struck dumb.
"Shanshan, I still think that group is too dangerous. And I'm not even talking about the things you believe in. Those people... they're not quite right either, you understand?"
Shanshan said dejectedly, "Do you think I'm