Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 797

"They're the building's security and manager. They'd been there since the start…" replied one of the firefighters.

The first responders were all in a downcast mood, as the girl who committed suicide looked barely 18 years old.

The firefighter had been talking to her, saying he wanted to treat her to a coffee. The girl had clearly calmed down and seemed willing to retreat, yet…

It all happened because of one sentence from the property manager—just one.

She said, "That's right, young lady. You can't be that pessimistic in life. Before you do anything, think about your family and your parents…"

It was precisely because of the last sentence that prompted the girl to jump off the building without hesitation.

Shannon stood outside the crowd and overheard the firefighters' conversation, inevitably feeling a weight in her heart.

She had once heard that when dealing with someone contemplating suicide, especially when the reasons were unclear, one of the biggest taboos was to use their family to persuade them to abandon their intentions.

Most of the time, when children contemplated suicide, their reasons primarily stemmed from the hurt inflicted by their family or those around them.

Not everyone had a family that felt like home. Perhaps the catalyst for her to jump off was her family.

Shannon had no intention to judge the right or wrong of the situation, let alone criticize her actions. All she knew was that another new soul would be guided to the underworld.

She stood in place for a minute of silence, then pulled out her phone to order a guiding service. The rest would be up to the delivery ghost from Supernatural Delivery.

Standing beside her, Mike similarly heard the truth and sighed, lamenting, "I thought someone had taunted or incited her to do it. Who knew…"

The property manager went pale. She truly hadn't anticipated the girl to act so extremely. All she did was give her some words of advice.

Seriously, what was so wrong about considering her family?

Her parents had painstakingly brought her up, yet she wanted to end her life over a mild conflict. Had the young girl been her daughter, she would've slapped some sense into her.

With that said, she never intended to say those words. She was far from being a fool, as evident from her managerial position. She had indeed thought that way, but she never planned to voice them out.

For some reason, she felt an irresistible urge to express her thoughts—almost as if an invisible hand had squeezed all her unspoken words into the air.

"I might've actually gone cuckoo at that time," she thought.