Could it be that everything was done by Alex's father?

Hearing Alex's shout, the doctor runs in and asks quickly, "What's wrong?"

Alex looks at him and says directly, "I want to be discharged! I want to be discharged now!"

The doctor frowns, "Mr. Alex, your injury has not improved..."

"I know!" Alex interrupts loudly, and then says firmly again, "I want to be discharged!"

The doctor sees his determination and reluctantly agrees. Alex takes out his cell phone and calls his father to pick him up as fast as possible.

Soon his father comes and sees his injury, frowns and asks, "What happened?"

"We'll talk on the way, and take me home first."

His father doesn't say anything then and pushes Alex out of the hospital. On the way, Alex explains the reason, his father frowns but says nothing.

When he gets home, his mother is very worried when she sees him like this. Alex is very anxious, but he still comforts his mother first. He looks at his father only after he knows that his mother feels better.

His father sees Alex's eyes and knows that Alex has something to tell him, so he pushes Alex away.

Alex looks around and finds that his mother is not there. He says, "Go to the backyard."

He knows that his father would definitely understand what he meant. Sure enough, his father doesn't say anything. He pushes Alex to the backyard quietly then. Alex takes a deep breath and says, "Open the cellar, and I want to go down."

His father looks at him with complicated eyes, but Alex is unmoved, since he has to confirm his guess.

Seeing his resolute attitude, his father says nothing, walks slowly to the cellar, opens it and then carries Alex down the cellar.

When he comes to the cellar, Alex asks his father to carry him on his back and checks it carefully. There is no change. surprisingly. It is exactly the same as before, neither more nor less.

This makes Alex feel relieved, but he is still not completely relieved.

Now the only thing could make Alex be sure and get totally relieved is the notebook that slipped off Dong before. He has to find it as soon as possible, otherwise it would be flooded if it rains heavily one day.

Sitting back in the wheelchair, Alex thinks about how to get the diary back later. He is not able to move now, and there are not many candidates to take the diary back. One is Sofia, and the other is his father.

Compared with Sofia, Alex trusts his father more. He looks up at his father, who has no expression on his face, does not look at Alex, and does not say a word either.

Alex feels a little guilty. He knows that this is really too cruel for his father, but he has no choice, since he truly wants to live.

Just when Alex is about to ask his father to take back the notebook, he narrows his eyes. He looks at his father's profile. His father usually smiles elegantly, but he looks very majestic when he frowns. This special temperament becomes more and more obvious with age.

Age, age.

His father is almost fifty years old this year. He carries Alex down the cellar and comes up again, but he doesn't look tired at all. Alex knows that his father is like him, exercising every day. In addition, his family is rich and pays attention to health preservation, so it is normal for his father to have some physical strength.

Alex has never thought about it before, but now he thinks about it. His father is a famous psychologist with good physical strength. The two of them have similar body shapes, combined with some scattered memories he had recovered before.

Was all this because of his father?

This can also explain why Alex didn't want to go home subconsciously. Maybe in the original owner's subconscious, he was afraid of his father. Why was he afraid of his father? This is worth thinking about seriously.

The more Alex thinks about it, the more he feels that it is possible, and then he begins to recall his father's every move. His father liked to watch Animal World and didn't show any reaction to Tom's murder, including his attitude towards Alex.

Could it be that everything was done by his father? Is it to put the blame on Alex then?

But this doesn't make sense. Why did his father do this? Is it just for the police to find clues in the future, and then blame on Alex and escape legal sanctions?

In this case, his father has done too much, right? If he really wants to blame on Alex, he just needs one or two cases, or at most a few cases. Why did he do so many?

Alex shakes his head and feels that he is overthinking. He must have been distracted by Dong's matter. Speaking of the matter, the operation here is too difficult. He thinks that if he were to do it, he would not be able to do it so perfectly.

Although Alex forces himself not to think in this direction, he knows that the seeds of doubt has taken root in his heart.

Because Alex now wants to go with his father to retrieve the notebook, instead of letting his father go by himself as he thought before, which means that he no longer believes in his father, or he is not as confident in his father as before.

Alex looks at his father and says calmly, "Dad, accompany me to a place in two days."

His father nods without asking where to go. Seeing that Alex has nothing else to do, his father pushes Alex back to the house.

After returning to the house, Alex takes out his phone and checks the weather forecast. He frowns because it is cloudy recently and it might rain every day, which is certainly not good news for him.

The police must be nearby. It is indeed difficult to retrieve the notebook, but he has to find it even if it is truly difficult. Otherwise, he would not feel at ease until he finds it.

The next day, When Alex is just about to go there with his father to see if there is a chance to retrieve the notebook, Chen comes to the house.

Chen asks, "Is it convenient today? If it is convenient, come with us to the scene please and point out the place where Dong looked."

Alex was worried about what reason he was supposed to find to go to the scene, so how could he refuse this reason that was delivered directly by police?

When the group arrives at the scene, Alex points in the general direction, and then the police begins to search.

This is exactly what he wants. Alex doesn't think that the police would find anything since he thinks that Dong was just in a daze at that time. The reason for this is because the direction Dong was looking at is opposite to the direction Alex threw the notebook.

With this, the police's attention is all in that direction, which could reduce the probability of the police finding the notebook. Now it seems that his goal has been achieved.

He takes a look and asks, "Can I leave now?"

Chen glances at him and asks, "Aren't you curious?"

Alex's heart sinks. He knows that Chen still doubts him, but he doesn't expect him to ask so bluntly. He answers calmly,

"What am I supposed to be curious about?"

"Aren't you curious about what Dong was looking at?"

"Does it have anything to do with me?"

Chen says playfully, "That's hard to say. Maybe it really has something to do with you."

Alex looks at him calmly and says, "Officer Chen, I can hear that you have something to say, but I don't want to guess. I have something else to do, so I'll leave first."

After that, he let his father push him away.

Chen looks at the backs of Alex and his father leaving, frowning, and He feels really strange. Based on his previous experience with Alex, Alex's reaction is a little wrong today.

In his expectation, Alex should chat with him for a few words, say something ambiguous, and even give some "guesses" again, which is in line with Alex's logic of action.

It is not difficult to see from previous experience that Alex has a "crazy" heart. Alex should like the feeling of deliberately giving clues to the police and letting the police find them.

But this time is so different. He has clearly started, but Alex does not take it. This is not right, absolutely. What caused him to change suddenly?

"Leader Chen! There is a discovery!"

The shout disrupts his thoughts, but Chen does not check it out immediately. Instead, he continues to stare at the backs of Alex and his father. He wonders if he should ask someone to follow them then. He suspects that Alex is in such a hurry to leave because he has something necessary to deal with.

Because Alex does not walk far, he also hears the shouts of the police. He frowns. How could the police really find something?

Was Dong not in a daze? Was there really something there?

It is hard for him not to be curious right now. Alex was not curious before because he thought the police could not find anything. In his mind, he thought Dong was just in a daze.

Now that something has been found, Alex wants to see what it is exactly? As for the notebook, there is no rush for the time being.

He looks at his father and says, "Dad, go back and take a look."

His father hesitates for a moment and then pushes Alex back the same way. Chen's doubts are reduced when he sees this scene. Since Alex comes back, it means that there is no urgent matter, perhaps because he really doesn't know.

Seeing Alex coming back, Chen stops him and says, "You can't go in."

Alex looks at him and says, "I won't go in, and I'll just look here, isn't that okay?"

Alex's words accidentally dispels Chen's suspicion, and he suggests,

"Of course, you can stay here, but if you want to see something, then you may be disappointed. I can guarantee that you will definitely not see anything, so you should go back."

"So secret?"

Chen nods.