In the middle of a busy Chinese street, a shop was opening and a team of lion dancers were dancing vigorously in front of the door.


    Vivian stopped by to watch the lion dance and to feel the joy of her childhood.


    It seems that as she grew up, she rarely saw the lion dances anymore.


    She stood in the crowd and watched as a yellow lion stepped on a pir, bobbed its head and blinked its big eyes, before leaping violently onto the tall pir in front of it, and then leaping back with a backflip.


    Apanied by the drums and gongs, this spectacr performance drew countless apuse and had the crowd roaring with approval.


    Just then, Vivian saw a familiar figure in a goose yellow cardigan at the entrance to the shop.


    No, not a familiar figure, but a face that she never forgot.


    A face that looked exactly like her own!


    It was … Yoona.


    Yoona?


    She was dead, wasn’t she?


    A cold shiver ran down Vivian’s spine, and her brain short-circuited.


    Across from the lion dance team, she was just looking away from the one across from her, eye to eye.


    The next moment, Vivian turned and jogged through the crowd towards Yoona.


    She fought her way to the spot where Yoona had just appeared and grabbed the woman in the goose yellow cardigan, “Yoona?”


    The woman turned around, an unfamiliar face, and said with displeasure, “Who are you? You’ve mistaken me for someone else, nerve.”


    Vivian’s hand stiffened slightly as she tugged on her, and after a quick nce at her, she apologised, “I’m sorry, I’ve mistaken her for someone else.”


    The person in front of her didn’t even look like Yoona.


    It wasn’t her at all.


    Vivian looked to her right and left, scanning the people around her, but they were all standing still, watching the amazing lion dance, and no one was wandering into the crowd at all.


    Everything seemed calm in the midst of the action.


    It was as if Yoona hadn’t been there.


    But Vivian was sure that she was not mistaken.


    Exiting the crowd, Vivian instantly ran around, chasing and watching …


    But the people in the street were walking normally, or ying, or talking on the phone, and there was no sign of anyone suspicious.


    Vivian stood still, reaching up and ruffling her hair, a little annoyed.


    Suddenly, someone tapped her on the shoulder, “Vivian?”


    She winced and turned around, expecting Yoona.


    Instead, she saw Stewart and Emison.


    “Where have you been, making me and Emison search for half a day!” Stewart chided harshly, then noticing that Vivian looked a bit off, he frowned and asked, “What’s wrong, did you see something?”


    Noticing that Vivian was looking around, Stewart followed suit and looked both left and right, not finding anything.


    “No, nothing. I think I saw a friend from primary school, but I was walking too fast and I didn’t get to say hello, so I’m sorry.”


    Vivian made a perfunctory excuse.


    “You’re silly.” Stewart pped her on the shoulder, “If you can’t catch up with your ssmate, you can send her a message.”


    “How many years ago was that ssmate, where’s the contact information.”


    “Just ask your ssmate, you should be able to find out. Communication is so advanced now, it’s easy to find someone.”


    “Forget it, it’s not a big deal, what’s the point of going to all that trouble to find someone.” Vivian waved her hand, “Let’s go.”


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    The three of them walked towards the opposite side of the road, Vivian not forgetting to nce back at the crowd in front of the shop that was doing something, a hint of suspicion in her eyes.


    Yoona was obviously dead, so why was she alive again?


    When Yoona had died, Raine had disappeared one after another, and both Phu Yen Lee and Yorlien had sold theirpanies and gone to Country C.


    Country C?


    Isn’t this Country C!


    Vivian instantly felt goose bumps on her body and a chill down her back.


    “Vivian, Vivian?


    Stewart was talking to Vivian, but Vivian was walking forward with her head down, as if she couldn’t hear her.


    Finally Stewart pped her hard on the shoulder, “Vivian, is there something you’re not telling me?”


    Vivian snapped back to attention and shook her head, “No, not at all. I was just wondering, you said Fraser was missing, where would he go?”


    Fraser?


    Yoona?


    When Fraser left L City, the news of Yoona’s death came.


    Now that Yoona was seen in C, could it mean that Yoona and Fraser were close to each other?


    Something tells Vivian that there must be some kind of rtionship between the two.


    But she couldn’t even guess right now.


    “Hey, who knows.”


    Stewart sighed, then his eyes lit up, “By the way, Morris is here in C today too.”


    “Morris? He, too, is here?”


    To be continued……