Chapter 32


    Chapter 32 Questionable point


    “I‘m your mother‘s neighbor. Come back quickly. Your house is burning and the fire is very big….”


    My house is burning?


    Tire?!


    I got in a taxi at the gate of the hospital, asking the driver to drive quickly I called my parents continuously


    , but no one answered. I had to beg the driver to drive faster.


    There was still some distance I‘rom themunity where my parents live in, and I see ck smoke ever


    ywhere.


    When I entered themunity, I saw from a distance that my two–and–a–half–story vi was


    burned to the frame, eye–catching


    fire engines and ambnces shed lights, and the onlookers talked


    about it one after another, as if they were saying that it was


    impossible to survive……


    Have they already…..


    No, no……


    In a panic. I pulled away the crowd and rushed in. A neighbor recognized me and said that my mother ha


    d been hit in the leg try the burning wood, but she had been transferred to the ambnce, and my father


    was still in it.


    I immediately wanted to rush in, but was stopped by the firemen. I stumbled and pointed to my home: “…


    my father is…In…”


    “Don‘t worry, our colleagues have gone in to find him. Be patient and calm.”


    *But……”


    Suddenly, I heard a shout from inside: “He has been found, the medical staff hurried to the door!”


    The medical staff immediately carried the stretcher bed to the door. and I moved forvard, but when my fat


    her was carried out, I


    covered my eyes and didn‘t dare to see him.


    His whole body was burned so seriously that I couldn‘t even recognize him.


    But I had to force myself to open my eyes, because the doctor directly announced that he was dead. I sa


    t down on the ground and thought that I couldn‘t give up like this. I asked the doctor to try my best


    to rescue me.


    I wanted to stand up, but I had no strength, and the doctor had to cover my father with a white cloth. I wa


    s anxious to climb on my knees: “Doctor, please check again. Maybe my father is not dead!


    *Maybe it‘s a temporary shock.


    The doctor shook his head again: “Your father‘s body is still. It is estimated that the time of his death is m


    ore than an hour. I‘m sorry.”


    When he finished, he ordered his assistant to carry my father to the ambnce. I tried my best to stand u


    p. I wanted to ask them


    to stop but didn‘t dare to touch.


    I‘m afraid that if I touch. I will hurt my father who is burned into ck coke.


    Staggering to the ambnce, I heard the police taking notes with themunity security: “When did you


    find the fire?”


    “I didn‘t pay attention to the time. I happened to patrol nearby and saw the house on fire. Alter I called the


    extinguisher to put out the fire, but it was useless. The fire was too big.”


    “We received your call at 12–24. Did you call the police the first time after you found it?”


    I nced at my mobile phone subconsciously. It was 13:17. that is less than an hour since the fire, but the


    had died for at least an hour.


    There was a contradiction in time. After the fire, my father would certainly try to escape. He couldn‘t die at


    of the


    Did the security guard tell the wrong time, or did the doctor predict the wrong time? Or is there something


    Cather‘s death? Maybe he had suffered an ident before the fire broke out?


    In the past. I certainly wouldn‘t think so, but the experiente in recent days and Wendy‘s ambiguous words


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    I walked over and was about to tell the police about the suspicious ce when I heard someone call me,


    here?”