Charcoal fire

The sky was dim, the streets were silent, and people were hiding in their own small beds and went to sleep. Suddenly a siren sounded the tranquility of the night. It was originally received by the Sergeant Lanxi that a famous jewelry store on this street was stolen and lost a large number of pearls from Europe.

After arriving at the scene, Sergeant Lanxi carefully inspected and found that the thief did not leave any traces. He turned around the room for a few laps. Finally, his assistant found a rubber glove in the destroyed pile of pearl necklaces. So he showed it to Sergeant Lanxi, and the sheriff immediately thought of going to the factory. The workers there said that only Meihua 7 was not there that night. Sergeant Lanxi asked the men to put the gloves on each worker, but none of them were suitable, because it was not loose or tight, not big or small. This also justifies the suspicion of Plum 7 .

A rush of sirens, the police car stopped at the door of Meihua 7. When Sergeant Lanxi walked into the house, Plum 7 was sitting on the sofa and watching the newspaper with hot tea.

Under the dim light, Sergeant Lanxi asked: "Do you know that a jewelry store in this street has stolen a batch of pearls?"

Plum blossoms 7 look innocent: "I have been at home today, today our factory is on holiday, I have a charcoal fire early in the morning, at home to see the newspaper!"

Sergeant Lanxi looked at the charcoal fire and immediately ordered his men to tie the plums 7 firmly.

"Why catch me! I can't do anything!" Plum 7 was aggrieved.

Sergeant Lanxi affirmed: "You said that you have been at home today, and you have a charcoal fire early in the morning, but the charcoal is still not hot, obviously it was born in the night because of the cold, so the charcoal fire told me "You are a thief!" said, Sergeant Lanxi ordered his men to find the lost pearls in the plum blossoms, and put on the glove, and at the same time, put him on. Copy your hands.

The street fell asleep peacefully in the quiet night.

The third day: Mao Chunling