"Xiao Yu, thank you. Thank you so much! He really died. I really don't know how to repay you!"
"No need to repay me. He died even sooner than I expected. You can go home now."
"Okay! I'll head home first. I'll definitely repay you! Could you give me your contact information?"
"Sure."
On the way home, Zhong Qi beamed as she began fishing for praise.
"Master Xiao, I did pretty well, didn't I?"
Faced with her bid for praise, Xiao Yu recalled the accident and shook his head slightly.
"Doing that will cause other people a lot of trouble. Don't use that method next time."
"Oh! All right!"
She muttered, sounding somewhat deflated.
"It's about time to head back and get ready for the livestream."
"Then are we leaving that residential complex alone?"
"There's nothing I can do for now. I'll try again after I make a breakthrough in a few days."
"Then what about your beautiful classmate? Are you leaving her alone too?"
Xiao Yu shook his head slightly.
It was best not to have too much contact with her for now, lest anyone grow suspicious of him.
In fact, apart from having a certain impact on the families involved, Zheng Ru's death
did not attract much attention from the outside world.
Since the accident happened at an intersection, traffic cameras had captured every move Zheng Ru made before his death with perfect clarity.
That included his deliberately waiting for the red light, deliberately waiting for the large truck to start moving, and then throwing himself into its path.
Even the tears of terror he shed before dying were mistaken by outsiders for despair over his life.
Although the police found no evidence of suicidal intent in their subsequent investigation, anyone who saw his actions before his