What is the ending of the girl whose mysterious crime disappears?

The ending of the disappearing girl: Kim and Sammy in two time and space. Sammy, 2 years old, can't choose and has no choice, but Kim, 30 years old, can choose. Kim's life in Australia is undoubtedly stable and happy. He has a family he never wants to lose, but when the name "Sammy" appeared in her world, she chose to seek the truth.

Choose the red pill, even if the truth is unacceptable, I don't want to choose the blue pill and sleep in my dream. Just like Lu Xun said, the real warrior dares to face the bleak life and dripping blood. Kim's choice opened the scar, but in the end she could also heal it.

In the abandoned mill 400 meters ahead, it is said that as long as someone's name is written on the wall, this person will die within 24 hours. This is like an urban legend based on reality, which makes people unconsciously hope that it is true, but they are afraid that it is true. This legend is the starting point of the mystery novel The Lost Girl.

Emma left the name of her two-year-old sister Sammy Winter in that mill ... Sammy really disappeared. Sammy's disappearance was like a fuse, which set off a secret that the Winters and the evil church could not tell. Finally, Sammy's disappearance became an unsolved case. No murderer was found, but everyone is a suspect.

Twenty-eight years later, the mill was razed to the ground, but Sammy Winter came back! The 30-year-old "Sammy" began a journey to find the 2-year-old "Sammy".

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In the story "The Girl Who Slipped", the narrative techniques of two places and two time and space are used in parallel, just like a high-scoring suspense movie. All the scenes are clearly described with appropriate words, all the storylines are interspersed with the inner struggles of the characters, and there is a tea bag line that can be pulled up in each storyline. If we are satisfied with this production line, we can take out the teabags.

The Lost Girl is Christian White's first novel, but this book surprises me as much as the mature works of any experienced suspense writer. White's writing style is not green, so it can be said that his grasp of the rhythm and tension of the story is just right.