To Be a Heartthrob in a Horror Movie [English Translation]

Chapter 104: Unlock

Those words ‘not necessarily’ held a lot of meaning.

Su Min himself couldn’t explain why he said that, so he decided not to explain himself.

Soon after he returned to his room, it was time for dinner.

Dinner was the same as lunch. Most of the discussions were centred around the visitations today and there was even one crying because someone had told him that he was cheated on.

Although there was no evidence, just having that suspicion alone was upsetting enough.

Su Min on the other hand didn’t experience any changes to his appetite. The only change was that his food was visibly better than the others sitting near him. The onlookers who saw this were particularly envious.

Someone wasn’t happy: “Why does he get to have something so nice?”

A prison guard nearby replied expressionlessly: “Do you work better than him?”

The prisoner who asked: “………..”

Forget it. He didn’t have a lawnmower ability like Su Min.

As they ate, Su Min paid close attention to the prison guards timing. Afterall, they would always rotate shifts or be rostered to guard a different location.

Probably because all the prisoners were out during meal times, there was a prison guard in all four corners of the room. Escape would be a difficult feat.

After returning to the room, Su Min took note of them again. There were now just two standing by the door.

Two prison guards would be easier to deal with.

As long as he could unlock the door, it shouldn’t be a problem.

In regard to this issue, Yin Ze said: “It’s mainly because we can’t leave the room. If we could leave, we would be able to do more things.”

It was indeed important being able to leave their room.

Su Min walked to the door and carefully examined the lock. It wasn’t something that was impossible to pry open. The only problem was that they didn’t have the suitable tools for it.

Back at the orphanage, there was Xu Yixiang so he could use a hairpin. Here, there wasn’t anything thin and sharp to use.

A wire was even more difficult to find.

Su Min stared at the lock for a while.

Fang Shu Juan supported his injured arm and came over: “Are you looking at this lock because you want to pry it open? It’s not very realistic.”

After all, even if it was easy to unlock, they wouldn’t have a chance to do it.

Su Min pointed at the lock, “I suddenly thought of something. It should be able to be unlocked but we just need to get our hands onto something.”

Fang Shu Juan asked: “What is it?”

Su Min lowered his voice and whispered: “Foil.”

Foil was something no one was a stranger to, but few people knew how to unlock a lock using one. Because of the characteristics of foil, skilled locksmiths would sometimes use it.

He knew about this method because he had seen it on the news before.

It had appeared in the news not only once and was even something the police force had specifically warned about. Particularly for old locks, it was a very useful method.

There were different types of foil. If you used the ordinary ones, it would take more time. Since the prison here was a prison in a movie, it shouldn’t be too hard to open.