The Strange Suicide

Wu Limin himself did not believe that Little Luo would commit suicide.

But the key was that Little Luo really had killed himself—or rather, gotten himself killed.

His people had spotted Little Luo today. That guy had run off to Donglin—his maternal aunt had married into Donglin.

After an intensive search, they finally confirmed that Little Luo was hiding in a residential complex on the outskirts of the city.

After pinpointing the exact apartment, Young Master Wu's men came up with a rotten idea: they cut the fiber-optic cable leading into the apartment, planning to swarm in and subdue Little Luo when he came out to check what was wrong.

But Little Luo was remarkably patient—maybe he did not watch TV or use Wi-Fi.

In any case, the lights in the apartment were on. Everyone waited for half an hour, but he never came out.

After discussing it, they went upstairs and knocked on the door. "Communications bureau... Is your fiber-optic cable broken?"

Little Luo opened the door, but the chain lock was still on. When he saw several young men crowded beyond the peephole's field of view, he turned and ran without a word. Seeing this, the people outside tried to force the door open and rush in.

Unfortunately, the chain lock held them up for two or three seconds. By the time they charged inside, they found the balcony window wide open—Little Luo had reacted too quickly and jumped out the window to escape.

It was only the second floor. Wu Limin's hired men were no amateurs, and they had considered that he might flee through the window, so they had left two men guarding the road below.

Yet after Little Luo jumped down, he never got back up.

The ground outside had been paved with concrete, but