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conds, there was no movement. I glanced at the faces of the two men as they hurriedly left, but they didn't seem to be in a hurry, so I dismissed this idea.
\"dog! It's a dog!\" Gin matsumoto shouted.
the Uta Yoshiko family's Shiba Inu was Rumi Kawakami's pet dog when she was alive!
237 dogs chased
Even if it is narrow, it is a narrow angle from which to consider the problem.
Li Jian'an always believed that the target of the curse should be human. In fact, under normal circumstances, this idea is correct. however, this \"prejudice\" also led him to the wrong target.
why does the object of dependence have to be human? In fact, it can be any creature that can think emotionally.
Animals, especially vertebrates that we often see in our daily lives, such as cats and dogs, are actually humans. despite their low Iq, their behavioral patterns tend to be influenced by emotions and instincts. that is, their reactions to certain emotions are even higher than those who can think rationally.
when he Jian and matsumoto Ying entered the Kawakami family's old house, he Jian saw a family photo left in the abandoned house. In this maliciously damaged photo, he and In matsumoto discovered the only survivor of graffiti. the characteristics of the small Shiba Inu that was destroyed in the photo were very similar to Shibajiro Uta Yoshiko. Even the missing eyebrow patch on his head was exactly the same. they soon realized they were the same do
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