The man was consumed by deep regret, sitting there silently and blankly.

Cheng Shuang observed carefully and, seeing that the other person didn't seem to harbor any resentment, pursed her lips, hesitated for a long time, and finally asked, "Uncle, the body of your companion, the uncle who died on the stationary bike..."

The man suddenly looked up, his eyes vacant as he stared at her. Du Jun instinctively put his arm around the girl's shoulder and looked at her coldly.

Noticing the sharp glares, the man snapped back to reality. He only vaguely remembered Xinzi, his voice growing increasingly hoarse, "She was... taken away by the cleaning staff." Then, he pressed, "Did you see Xinzi's body?"

They had no chance to collect Xinzi's body. After they started talking about getting the membership card, the suit salesperson forcibly dragged them off the treadmill, which they were powerless to resist, and pulled them directly to the front desk. By the time they finished the paperwork, there wasn't even a drop of blood left on the treadmill.

This is why Xiong Ge became increasingly delirious; self-blame and guilt were enough to kill him!

The group shook their heads. They were fighting desperately in the exercise room back then! It was impossible for Xinzi to have survived. Cut in half at the waist, her lower body shredded to pieces, no one could have survived!

"Why don't you ask the sales staff? You're a limited-edition member, after all," Cheng Shuang suggested.

The man shook his head bitterly, "I asked, and it said it didn't know."

“Then… I’ll go ask…” the girl pursed her lips and whispered, “The cleaning staff.”

The man exhaled, covered his face, and collapsed onto the single bed, as if all his last bit of energy had been drained away. It was clear that even though Xiong Ge and Xin Zi were arrogant and disdainful towards outsiders, they were quite kind to their own people; otherwise, the man wouldn't still be so concerned about them at this point.

The group exchanged glances, each sighing with regret, yet also feeling a despicable sense of relief...