Chapter 1024 A Death That Remains Baffling

She tried to turn on the light on the wall, but after pressing the switch a few times, she was surprised to find that there seemed to be no electricity in the house.

This house probably hasn't had its electricity bill paid for many years, and no one comes to clean it regularly; it's really just abandoned.

The whole house smelled musty.

Moreover, there was a thick layer of dust on the floor and the table.

Tang Wan'er had no choice but to take out her phone, turn on the flashlight, and grope her way upstairs.

The stairs and hallways were all made of wooden flooring, and she was wearing Doc Martens boots today.

The Doc Martens boots made a thumping sound as they stepped on the floor.

Some parts have been in disrepair for years and will make creaking noises.

As she reached the second-floor corridor, her heart clenched suddenly.

A flood of terrifying memories suddenly surged into my mind.

She still remembers the night her mother was murdered; she was woken up in the middle of the night by footsteps in the corridor.

She is usually hard to wake up, but that night, she woke up inexplicably in the middle of the night.

When I woke up, I heard a pair of leather shoes clattering on the wooden floor.

sound.

She originally thought the person in the hallway outside was her father.

Because only Dad would be in the house at night, walking around in leather shoes.

Because my dad often works overtime and sometimes has social engagements, he sometimes comes home quite late.

Tang Wan'er subconsciously assumed that the person who walked in should be her father.

But she didn't know why, when she heard those footsteps, she felt a little flustered and scared.

I don't know if it's because I often watch fighting cartoons, but the thought of monsters popped into my head.

As the footsteps drew closer, she felt as if she were standing at the doorway, which terrified her so much that she trembled and immediately burrowed under the covers.

Then the door to the room was gently pushed open. The room was not lit, but the light from outside could be faintly seen, and a tall man walked in.

Her father wasn't that tall, which made her even more convinced that the man might be a monster.

The man probably didn't notice that there was a small child in the room.

Because her own little bed is some distance away from her parents' bed.

She again

The little bundle curled up inside the blanket, completely enveloping its body. In the darkness, it seemed as if there was no one in the bed at all, just a bundle of blankets.

Just then, lightning and thunder suddenly broke out outside.

She was shocked to see the man pull a dagger out of his pocket.

Then he plunged the needle into his mother's heart.

She saw blood... lots of blood...

She was probably so terrified that she fainted on the spot.

When they returned, Liu Shuqing had already been informed of her death.

However, it wasn't a murder case, but rather a sudden heart attack. There was no blood at the scene, so what was the story behind the snow that Tang Wan'er saw that night?

This has been a source of confusion for her for many years; she clearly saw a man stab her mother to death.

How did it turn into a sudden heart attack?

Is she dreaming? But she's perfectly awake.

Although she was very young at the time, she had an extraordinary memory from a young age, probably because of her special abilities.

Could it be that the Tang family bribed the police and forensic doctors to falsify the death report from that year?