Liu Qingqing and Zhou Dongqiang left the dorm room one after the other and headed downstairs.
Watching them go, Murong Hao scratched his head. "Huang, why do I still feel like something's off? That woman didn't seem much like a teacher. I mean, it was mostly her manner. And Zhou was acting strange too. Should we follow them and take a look?"
"They have something to discuss," Huang Tian replied. "It wouldn't be right for us to follow. Wait a few minutes, then send him a message. If he doesn't reply, give him a call."
Murong Hao thought it over and nodded. "All right. I'll message Zhou in ten minutes. But... he didn't do something, uh, something improper, did he?"
Huang Tian waved a hand without answering and sat down. His gaze shifted, and a scene appeared before his eyes:
Liu Qingqing led Zhou Dongqiang behind the dormitory building, where they got into a black car parked by the roadside.
"No need to be nervous. Have some water." Liu Qingqing picked up a bottle of mineral water and handed it to him.
"Thanks." A little stiffly, Zhou Dongqiang took it, unscrewed the cap, and sipped.
Liu Qingqing waited until he had relaxed a little before smiling. "Zhou, I think you can guess why we came to see you."
Zhou Dongqiang said nothing.
Seeing that, Liu Qingqing took out a stack of documents. "You can look through these first."
Zhou Dongqiang took them and slowly leafed through them. The more he read, the tighter his brows drew together and the heavier his breathing became.
The documents recorded his movements over the past while, including his trips to Peace Park to "fish,"
the gold he had caught and sold to a jewelry store, and photographs of the "wolf" he had caught injuring