The Bizarre Disappearance Case

"Miss Triss, you misunderstand."

Chu Yang smiled helplessly and began explaining.

"According to the eldest daughter, she was practicing the piano at the back of the building at the time."

"Yet she claimed she clearly heard someone outside calling for her younger brother."

"The piano room's soundproofing was excellent to begin with. Not to mention, she was at the back of the building, at least a hundred meters from the front entrance."

"Do you think an ordinary person could really hear the voice of a six-year-old child outside the door that clearly?"

Miss Triss's eyes lit up as she listened. She could not help asking, "So you mean that young lady was lying?"

"Should we arrest her immediately?"

"Miss Triss, don't be hasty. Things aren't as simple as they seem."

Chu Yang shook his head helplessly and could only explain again.

"That young lady may have had no choice. There may have been someone else directing her from behind the scenes."

"There's even a more unbelievable possibility—that the whole thing was planned by that child."

As soon as Chu Yang finished speaking, Miss Triss was stunned.

"That missing child is only five or six years old. Do you think he has that kind of mind?"

Triss could not help shouting. If Chu Yang had not been Manhattan's student, she would have thought the man standing before her was a swindler.

Chu Yang did not mind Triss's rudeness. He merely said calmly,

"According to the records, young Mr. Jerome's favorite pastime was collecting various models."

"Especially recently. Young Mr. Jerome had taken a liking to a very expensive model. Perhaps he planned all of this himself."

At that point, Chu Yang suddenly recalled that someone had indeed done something like this in the original story.

"I even suspect that whether the