All these anomalies made her think of Su Man's words, and she became more suspicious.
So she sent a WeChat message to Tao Jing. She did not mention the unpaid phone bill, but just chatted with Tao Jing as usual.
Unexpectedly, Tao Jing replied to the message very quickly, and her tone and attitude were the same as before.
Aunt Tao Jing initially harbored some illusions, wondering if Tao Jing hadn't noticed her phone was overdue. She continued chatting with her, but this time she was more cautious and specifically brought up family matters.
She mentioned Tao Jing's uncle and said that she went to see him a few days ago.
Tao Jing responded naturally, saying that she hadn't seen her uncle for a long time and asked how he was doing recently.
This conversation sounds like there is nothing wrong with it. It is normal for the younger generation to care about the older generation.
But in fact, Tao Jing's uncle passed away last year.
This made it impossible for Aunt Tao Jing not to be suspicious. She tried hard to resist the urge to ask who the other person was, and said in a normal tone that she hadn't seen Tao Jing for a long time and wanted to have a video chat with her.
As expected, this request was immediately rejected by "Tao Jing" on the opposite side. She said that she was at work and it was not convenient.
Aunt Tao Jing naturally wouldn't give up and said she could wait until she got off work. The other party neither agreed nor refused, vaguely saying that they would talk about it in the evening.
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Hearing this, Su Man asked, "Did you see Tao Jing at night?"
"No, but Tao Jing called me around 10 o'clock in the evening."
"A call?" Su Man was surprised. "Is it Tao Jing herself?"
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