Qin Manjiang was still thinking about the ghost when he saw Tang Baihe take out her phone. The numbers she dialed made his eyes widen.
"Wait, wait, wait!"
He hurriedly stopped Tang Baihe.
"What? Let me call the police!" Tang Baihe looked at Qin Manjiang in confusion.
Qin Manjiang rubbed his nose and turned his head aside. "I just think this probably falls outside the police's jurisdiction."
Tang Baihe looked at him and said with complete confidence, "Of course I know that! But why is there a ghost in this building and not anywhere else?"
"Why do you think?" Qin Manjiang looked back at her.
"Because someone died unjustly! That's what all the novels and movies say. Only people who die like that have enough resentment to become ghosts. If we call the police and let the professionals investigate what cases happened here, we'll have more to go on." Tang Baihe's reasoning left Qin Manjiang momentarily stunned.
She did have a point.
"Then what reason are you going to give the police?" Qin Manjiang asked a crucial question.
"Think about what happened this morning. You clearly saw something strange in the elevator, but when the security captain and the others opened the doors, all the abnormalities disappeared at once. There's no way to explain it."
Qin Manjiang's question made Tang Baihe hesitate a little, but after thinking it over, she still decided to call the police.
"I'll say I smelled a corpse in the elevator, and that suspicious people have been lurking around the building at night." Tang Baihe looked up at Qin Manjiang and said earnestly, "Even if they decide I made a false report, it's no big deal. I know I'm not lying. As long as they find something, that's a gain."
Qin Manjiang gave her several looks