Chapter 25 Detective Notes

　　The crowd that had gathered gradually dispersed, leaving only me behind. Li's story had such a strong sense of immersion that I found myself breaking out in a cold sweat.　　"Officer Wang, come back tomorrow if you want to hear more stories," Li said in a nonchalant tone.　　"Li, you haven't told me yet whether ghosts really exist in this world," I said seriously.　　"Believe and they do; disbelieve and they don't. Why be so persistent, Officer Wang? Sometimes, being too serious isn't a good thing. Curiosity killed the cat, you know," Li said, shaking his head and walking away with an air of a sage.　　I still didn't get the answer I wanted from Li, and continuing to pester probably wouldn't get me anywhere; she'd just keep up her air of mystery.　　I entered the property management office of the residential complex and inquired about the information of the owner of Apartment 404. I obtained the owner's contact number and called, but the person on the other end said the apartment had been transferred three months ago. Unfortunately, he had deleted the new owner's contact information and only told me that the new owner was an elderly man