CH 4

Chapter 4: Drug Poisoning Case (3)

Cheng Jin asked Yang Simi: "Is it okay for you to come out alone?" Someone was following him yesterday.

Yang Simi replied lightly, "I have no problem; as for their problems, it's none of my business."

"..." Cheng Jin was speechless, hoping that there would not be a group of people rushing to intercept him on the way.

Cheng Jin lives not far from the police station. He bought this two-bedroom house three years ago. At that time, he had just started working at the police station. His grandmother passed away when he was a freshman. He never went back to Qianming City; it was his sad place. He would rather be heartbroken at the end of the world than go back to his hometown.

After entering the room, Yang Simi handed a box to Cheng Jin, "This is for you."

Cheng Jin smiled: "Why?"

Yang Simi thought about it; he had never given anything to others before, and he didn't know that giving something to others needed a reason, "A birthday present?"

"My birthday has already passed this year, and my next birthday is in February next year; there are still many months left." Cheng Jin said.

Yang Simi was a little puzzled; he wanted to take it back but saw Cheng Jin open it up. Inside the carton were a wind chime, a white bone wind chime, and a section of snow-white finger bones. If you take them for inspection, you'll find they belong to different people.

"... It's cool!" After a while, Cheng Jin said with a normal smile.

"I knew you would like it."

Cheng Jin looked into Yang Simi's shining eyes and couldn't bear to say that he didn't like it; at most, he just admired it, although the workmanship of this wind chime was indeed exquisite. He suddenly had a thought in his mind. Yang Simi could be said to be ignorant of the world to a certain extent; how could he think of giving himself a gift to express his affection for him? But why did he think of saying birthday present?

Cheng Jin asked him: "Is your birthday recent? Have you received a birthday gift?"

"October 25. My aunt gave me clothes."