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采桑子和无相的读心术夜受是见过的，就是那种明明隔着电脑屏幕还能感觉到对方心情的变化。
夜受委屈地打开电脑，一上线，没让无相组他，反倒是私聊了采桑子。
云归想着，反正无心有相和昼沐私底下关系也不错，就把他加进了组里。无相瞥了夜受一眼，小野猫还委屈了，跟相哥哥闹脾气了。
义战的人陆续上线。
【帮会】相哥的麦克风：有人想我们吗？
【帮会】相哥的照相机：我们倒c市了哦，现在在网吧里。听说云归也来音乐祭了，云海深处的人是不是很惊讶啊哈哈哈哈！
【帮会】车前：帮会好多妹子，昼沐沐你没跟我们一起来实在是太可惜了！
【帮会】昼沐：哼！我隔壁住了一个大美女，才不可惜！
隔壁的大美女，说的是云归。
不一会儿，世界队长进了队伍。
身为云归和无相的双人粉，文学城帮会的人和两大联盟的关系都不错，除了无相刷本经常失踪以外，世界队长对他几乎没有任何意见。
【队伍】世界队长：这不是采桑子嘛，现在在c市？
【队伍】采桑子：嗯。
【队伍】世界队长：昼沐沐手下有你这么高冷的帮众实在太让人吃惊了。
【队伍】采桑子：如果不是打着无相的名号，昼沐可能只能吸引夜受的粉丝。
毕竟云归认为，昼沐和夜受是一类人。
无相的脸上露出一点笑意，夜受看见一晚上都没笑的无相心情好转，顿时长长地舒了一口气：“相哥，我觉得，你还是和采桑子在一起好了，这样你就不会像见到云归那样不知所措了。”
无相拿起手边的一个空矿泉水瓶扔了过去。
连着阳台的落地窗，两户都是开着的。风一吹，吹起了落地窗帘，室内的声音从窗子里传了出去。
云归隐约听到隔壁有说话和打闹的声音，很轻，她总觉得住在枫雅居这个地方，很容易发生隔壁是大神的事情。
她把号挂在了神乐门的门口，走到阳台观察情况。
无相把矿泉水瓶扔到夜受的身上时，夜受就大喊了一声，然后拿着沙发上的靠枕回击。无相到底也是个二十六七岁的男孩子，和夜受关系又好，立刻放下了鼠标键盘撩袖子教育小弟弟。
走到沙发边上，看见窗帘被风吹起，先去关窗。
脚步停在窗帘变，手指刚拉住窗帘，透过阳台的灯光，看见了隔壁的影子。
云归。
他顿时连窗帘都不知道该怎么拉了，站在窗边，帘子挡住了他的身体。
云归看不见隔壁的里屋，但是她知道窗边有人。
不知道发生了什么事的夜受拿着靠垫从背后袭击无相，啪的一声，无相差点忘前面俯到，还好眼疾手快地用手指按住了墙。
“哈哈！打不到我！”夜受还在自娱自乐。
这次声音稍微重了一点，云归以为自己出现了幻觉，这声音有点儿像夜受……
这世上哪有这么巧合的事情，冯梦笛把房卡给她的时候还说，这一层只剩这一间了，还是别人临时退掉的。
纯真善良的小作者云归，真的相信了。
无相没说话，只用食指按着嘴唇，示意夜受压低声音。夜受这才领悟到了什么，小心翼翼地走到窗帘边上，半蹲着撩开一点儿缝隙，看见了隔壁阳台的好奇宝宝云归。
怪不得相哥顿时变成了木头人，夜受站起来叉腰挺胸深吸一口气，似乎想要和隔壁打个招呼，被无相一个反手卡住了脖子然后捂住了嘴巴。
云归只看见，隔壁的窗帘在乱动，似乎还有一只脚在踢着窗帘，感觉像有人在垂死挣扎，努力地挪出阳台求救！这是像发生了什么谋杀案！
脑洞少女顿时脑补音乐祭前夕，一个乌漆墨黑四下无人的月黑风高夜，某大神在酒店惨遭谋杀的恐怖悬系小说三十万字，默默地打了个寒颤，然后关上阳台的门跑回自己的房间带着哭腔打电话给冯梦笛：“疯子哥疯子哥这一层好恐怖不知道隔壁发生了什么时候，我好像看见有一个人在挣扎，我要不要报警！”
冯梦笛一愣，哎？隔壁住的不是无相么？如果有两个人，那一定是夜受在无相房里，所以，挣扎啊……报警啊……这些都是什么鬼？这两人究竟是在干什么竟然把云归吓成这样！
他立刻安慰云归：“你有想多了吧？报什么警啊隔壁只是玩耍呢，不信你去敲门。”
云归吓得起了一身鸡皮疙瘩，可是她明明看见有人在挣扎啊！万一一开门，里面躺着一具尸体，凶手岂不是要杀了她这个目击证人！
好恐怖！
“要不我们换个房间吧……不，你打前台电话让他们来查一下房！”云归一边心惊胆战一边固执地回答。
冯梦笛觉得自己真的是日了夜受了，他想下楼骂一顿无相和夜受！
“别着急，我打电话问。”冯梦笛无奈地挂了电话。
不一会儿，前台打来了电话，跟云归说已经和隔壁的客人协商了，让隔壁不要打扰其他人的休息，云归这才放下心来。
然而隔壁的无相和夜受很郁闷，相当郁闷！
明明什么都没做，为什么被举报了！还是被云归举报的！
女神究竟是想到了什么！
“相哥……”夜受抓了抓后脑勺，“我们是不是被云归讨厌了？啊，饭还能愉快地约吗？”
而无相比夜受还要纠结：“饭……还是要吃的。”
夜受想，相哥真执着。
云归坐回了电脑面前，看见队伍里除了世界队长刷了屏问他们三失踪去了哪里，无心有相和昼沐同她一样消失了许久。
云归便放心了，这俩小伙伴，果然跟她是一路人。
采桑子一出现，无心有相和昼沐也随即出现，不知道的还以为这三人是一起的。
队伍里的另一个队友不断在发问。
【队伍】卖萌卖蠢卖节操：帮主，你是不是觉得自己能拯救世界？
【队伍】世界队长：看我的名字。
【队伍】没脸没皮没下线：队友失踪的锅你背不背？
【队伍】世界队长：我有拒绝背锅的机会吗？
【队伍】卖萌卖蠢卖节操：并没有。
……
队伍集体进了神乐门，传送门口就是一群高攻高防的小怪。传说这个副本属于，只要你进来，先死一次交了门票再说。
不过好在有世界队长这个肉盾，以及无心有相和昼沐双重高攻。
云归操作着采桑子和两个画屏站在最后面场控，努力保护画屏不被怪物攻击。
但她依旧看出了一点端倪。
无心有相的操作她见识过了，第一次和他交手时他用处了致命一击刺穿她的流水攻击，足以见得他的操作精湛。
可是今天近身的小怪很多，就好像两个高攻在偷懒，这还只是第一波。
【私聊】采桑子：你今天心情并不好。
【私聊】无心有相：嗯，读心术十级了已经。
夜受伸过头，总觉得自己的智商受到了侮辱。
虽然云归的心情不算太好，可她愿意安慰自己的这个真爱小天使。
【私聊】采桑子：有什么不开心的事，说出来我开心一下呀？
【私聊】无心有相：不要幸灾乐祸，你也一样的。
云归吐了吐舌头，读心术十级的何止是她？
虽然总台打电话说应该跟隔壁交涉过了，但她现在依然有点害怕。可能是因为平日里小说写得多了，这种情况下不发生点事情才是真的不对劲。
【私聊】采桑子：如果你住的地方发生了灵异事件或者谋杀案怎么办？
总台刚才只是打电话说，隔壁投诉他们太吵了，所以无相根本就没想到，云归脑补了什么剧情。
【私聊】无心有相：你想多了吧？
【私聊】采桑子：可能是吧，你呢？
【私聊】无心有相：我喜欢的妹子投诉了我。
【私聊】采桑子：那这真是一个人间惨剧，你喜欢的妹子不但不喜欢你，还很讨厌你呢！
无相心里“咯噔”一下，这……更加忧伤了。
夜受就在一旁安慰他：“相哥啊，可是云归可能根本就不知道隔壁是我们呀，她要是讨厌我们，怎么可能答应约饭呢？”
说的也有道理，无相一边操作着键盘一边思考。
第一波小怪清掉的时候，昼沐突然在队伍里打了字。
【队伍】昼沐：先等等，我拿下宵夜哦。
夜受打开了门，因为无相今天的心情不好，所以他点了点吃的。
云归也趁此机会站了起来，她听到了隔壁的开门声，想去看看隔壁究竟有没有发生惨案。
门口有说话的声音，夜受拿了宵夜准备进去，隔壁的房门打开了。
他下意识地停住了脚步，带着灿烂的笑容跟云归打招呼：“嗨，云大好巧啊，你竟然住在相哥的隔壁。”
云归，一个又怂又胆小的作者，顿时僵在了原地！
隔壁住着男神……而她刚才脑补了什么，才会觉得隔壁发生了谋杀案！
“嗨！”她的招呼有点儿僵硬，“好……好巧啊……”
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