Lu Ban, confident in nothing else, was very sure of his memory. Once he had seen someone, he would never forget their face. After carefully examining the photos of the local children, Lu Ban confirmed that the three kids he had seen on the beach that day were none of them.
This wasn't a matter of different camera angles or makeup. The kids in the photos were in candid or group shots, and they were not the same ones who had called Lu Ban a "ghost."
"The island's children usually go to boarding school on the island we flew to, and since it's summer break, they're all at home."
Cui Siter added, having contacted the local police station and shown his credentials to gain cooperation. On this small island, a policeman like Cui Siter, from a major country, seemed almost like an Interpol officer to them, and they revered him.
"No, the people I saw aren't in these photos."
Lu Ban said and handed the photos back to Cui Siter.
"Not in them?"
Cui Siter was confused by what Lu Ban meant.
