The Errand Boy: I'll Take Any Job

On a stormy day, the errand platform dispatched an order. Note: Qingsong Road No. 14, knock three times, don't speak. Errand fee: two hundred. Usually fifteen per job. Lu Ye hesitated for two seconds, then accepted. When he arrived, the door was unlocked, no one inside. A table, a stack of cash, an envelope. In the envelope, a note: Second job, see you the day after tomorrow. He had been running errands for half a year, taking all kinds of weird orders. Delivering flowers to the funeral home late at night, delivering food to the ICU at 3 AM. But this one was different. Because the address Qingsong Road No. 14, he had been there when he was ten. His dad took him. His dad died in a car accident fifteen years ago, a taxi driver. At least that's what he thought. — Description from novelcodex.org