There were five people in our car, including the driver and four passengers.The driver was a young man with dark skin. He was friendly and talked a lot.He wasn't a full-time taxi driver. He was actually heading to Drakemoor for work, but he couldn't get a bus or train ticket. So, he decided to drive there himself and picked up a few passengers along the way.Right now, he was shouting in panic. "Damn! Someone just died in our car, and you still have time to talk? I swear, I'm so unlucky! What if her family reports us? Do we need to pay them? How much would we have to pay?"A pregnant woman in her 30s trembled as she asked, "Why would we have to pay? What does this have to do with us? The car breaking down wasn't my fault, and neither was the phone signal going out. I'm not paying a cent!"I listened quietly and gave each of them a label in my mind.The driver was a laborer. His hands were covered in calluses. In the trunk, I had seen work gloves and a safety harness.The pregnant wom
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