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... 8 o'clock.

The community where Xiao He lives is an old community. The street lights in the community use energy-saving bulbs, making the whole community dark.

There is a large shopping mall on the street outside the community. Outside is a large square with sufficient lights and a wide venue. The adults in the community also like to go there to dance and walk their children. This makes it rare to see anything in the community at night. To pedestrians, it looks eerie.

 Xiao ...

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