"Chen Ge was the one who jumped? That doesn't sound right! Is he okay?" Li Zheng asked, sounding puzzled.
"That kid's in excellent shape. Several people jumped from the second floor of the Haunted House, but he was the only one who didn't get hurt at all." Captain Cai couldn't figure it out either. He'd checked the surveillance footage from the building across from the Haunted House, and out of everyone who jumped, Chen Ge had been the most practiced. He'd cushioned his fall and dissipated the impact as if he'd practiced jumping from high places countless times.
"There is something strange about it, but I don't think you need to worry too much. As long as he wasn't the one who called the police, it probably isn't a big deal." Li Zheng spoke like a man with plenty of experience.
"Several people were injured, and a few are unconscious and being resuscitated. How is that not a big deal?"
"I don't know why he went to Xinhai either. But if you ever get the chance to take one of his emergency calls, you'll understand what I mean. Old Cai, enjoy the peace and quiet while you can. I've got things to do here, so I'm hanging up." Li Zheng was about to end the call.
"Wait! I feel like you're implying something. You're not hanging up until you explain yourself." Captain Cai was stubborn too.
"All right, you've got me. What else do you want to know? Ask quickly." Li Zheng really was busy. He'd started working again as soon as he was discharged from the hospital, and he still had several major cases to assist with.
"I saw the commendations you put out. The time between them was very short. In fact, there were even two cases where