Miss Cousin is Always Busy (GL) Chapter 129

Jun Zishu put the pajama pants on the bed and opened the closet to look for underwear.

Jiang Yinsheng's expression froze when Jun Zishu walked out of the bath. Then, when she saw Jun Zishu bending down and exposing her long white legs and hips, she blinked a few times before she admired them in silence.

"Turn away," Jun Zishu said without even turning to look at Jiang Yinsheng. Then, after finding her underwear, she took it out and put it on.

Meanwhile, Jiang Yinsheng obediently turned her head away, a longing gaze in her eyes. Of course, her head wasn't filled with any obscene thoughts. She simply felt that the person in front of her looked really beautiful, and she couldn't help but want to take a few more looks.

After getting dressed, Jun Zishu lay on the bed and picked up her phone.

What reason was there for a person to eat another human?

They weren't in a famine era, so there shouldn't be any reason for someone to resort to cannibalism.

Mental illness was one possibility, but other than that, what other reasons could there be for someone to eat their own kind?

Also, the murderer had chosen a young man as his "food." What was the reason for the murderer to do so? Could it be because a young man's flesh was more fresh and tender? But in that case, wouldn't children be a better ingredient? Children also made for easier targets, especially if the murderer was an adult.

Right now, Jun Zishu was more inclined to believe that the murderer was an adult male since it would take a lot of strength to carry the victim's body to the alleyway.

The evidence at the crime scene was too limited. The corpse had evidently been dumped there for more than a day, so the snow had most likely covered up any possible traces.

Jun Zishu also judged that the criminal had dumped the body at night or after midnight. Her assumption was due to the fact that the alleyway was located between a commercial street and a residential building. Although foot traffic around the area wasn't high, there was still a constant flow of people.

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