In fact, at the beginning, I really felt that the female protagonist was the most suspicious, because she was the manipulator of the whole incident, and she had too many secrets, so she was the most suspicious, but after the male protagonist shot and killed the teacher, she felt that something was wrong. It's a bit unreliable to count on this murder. First, the male protagonist may not be able to shoot. There are actually many ways to solve the problem in that situation. Second, even if you shoot, you may not be killed, right? It doesn't seem to be that easy. The heroine really wants to kill someone and spends so much time. Finally, it seems too bad to finish the final blow in this way.
So after thinking about it carefully, I suddenly felt a chill down my spine. This is not a murder at all, but a frame up. Looking back, I will find that the police did not discover the close relationship between the male teacher and the dead woman until they searched the male teacher's office, and found the photo. . So it's obvious that the heroine doesn't need to kill the male teacher at all. She just needs to find a male classmate who has no motive for committing the crime at all (for example, the male protagonist who has just been transferred) and finds the gun used to commit the crime in an "accident" situation. And the gun was "coincidentally" found on the desk of the male teacher's office, so I think the male teacher would not be able to wash it out even if he jumped into the Yellow River. I think this is better than killing him. When the male teacher returned to the office, he didn't want the male teacher to die, he just wanted to give a guide, because at that time the male protagonist wanted to find the female protagonist, and the place should be turned over again, so when he saw the teacher's car, he naturally thought of the female protagonist. Will the Lord be with the male teacher? So I decided to go to the teacher's office stupidly, and stupidly received a call from the hostess, and stupidly mistakenly thought that the car key was in the drawer but "unintentionally" pulled out a gun! ! ! So far, the heroine's plan is perfect, and if the teacher doesn't show up, the hero will definitely tell the principal about the good news of finding the gun. However, there was indeed something wrong with the plan. The second-hand male protagonist lost his gun and the teacher died. Then the male protagonist came to a conclusion that made the female protagonist very embarrassing. It is estimated that they are destined. No points...
There are also some details. When the female lead went to the teacher's office and was seen by the male lead, I felt that she really went to break up, because the female lead didn't know how long the male lead watched, so she said that she pushed the teacher away and rejected him. It is true, She didn't go to hide photos that time either. If she really wants to hide something, she must wait until no one else is there. I think it's the most suitable for her dad to go there. It's safe.
There is also a male teacher named rich, what an obvious name, 80% of the female lead is a poor family who got together with the teacher, and can give a scholarship, 80% of the unfortunate woman who died found something when she was killed, so she was killed. .
And I think the female lead really wants to be with the male lead. What a rich, handsome and rich boyfriend, but it's a pity that the male lead's bad reasoning can fool him.
There are some details I won't go into, let's read it again, it's good
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