She told herself to endure.
Once she gets hold of something on Su An, she'll make sure that bitch dies a horrible death!
Back in the dormitory building, everyone else had gone to the cafeteria in twos and threes, leaving the corridors empty.
Bai Wei pushed open the door to her dormitory.
The dormitory was empty.
The afterglow of the setting sun shone through the window, illuminating the dust motes dancing in the air and casting an eerie, ominous orange-red hue over the entire room.
Bai Wei's gaze unconsciously fell on the empty bed that belonged to Wang Xiaoya.
The blankets were folded neatly.
A sudden, inexplicable panic gripped her, as if something unseen was watching her from the bed.
She shook her head violently, forcing herself to look away.
She must be too tired; she's even hallucinating.
She walked to her bedside, casually tossed her hat and belt onto the bed, and then sat down wearily, preparing to take off the rubber shoes that had blistered all over her feet.
Just as she bent over, her gaze inadvertently swept across her pillow.
Her movements suddenly froze.
Underneath that white, slightly yellowed pillowcase, there seems to be... something pressed down?
A small, colorful horn peeked out from the gap in the pillowcase.
That color was so familiar.
Red, green, yellow... those are the wrappers for the cheapest fruit candies, all colorful.
Bai Wei's heart skipped a beat, as if gripped tightly by an invisible hand in that instant.
She felt her breath catch in her throat.
The surrounding air seemed to freeze instantly, becoming viscous and icy.
That small, colorful horn, like a venomous snake flicking its tongue, completely captivated her attention.
How could... such a thing exist?
She reached out, intending to lift the pillow.
But her hands began to tremble violently against her will, and her whole body began to shake uncontrollably.
A nameless, immense fear surged forth from the depths of my heart without warning.
She slowly, bit by bit, with trembling fingers, pinched the corner of the pillow.
That thin fabric felt incredibly heavy at that moment.
She took a deep breath, as if using all her strength, and suddenly lifted it up!
A small, exquisitely folded object made of colorful candy wrappers lay quietly under her pillow.
That was a paper crane.
Its wings were slightly raised, as if it were about to take flight at any moment.
"boom--"
Something seemed to explode in Bai Wei's mind.
She froze on the spot as if struck by lightning, all the blood rushing to her head and then instantly draining away.
Colorful origami cranes...
This is nothing other than this!
This was Wang Xiaoya's favorite and most treasured possession during her short life!
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