I work as a housekeeper in Guilou

A little note on recent updates

I've been having bad luck these past few days. Since the beginning of school, I've had to go to the hospital almost every week. Last month, I had five tubes of blood drawn for various tests, and I couldn't even lift my hands.

Last Monday I was riding a bicycle at school and overturned. Fortunately, I was the only one on the road and no one else was involved.

It's quite unlucky to say that this car overturned, but I couldn't overturn it as long as there was one link in the middle that didn't happen.

By that time, the rain had stopped for a long time, but the road was still a little wet. When I rode over a speed bump, the car shook, then the tires skidded to one side. By coincidence, the brakes didn't work and I couldn't stop.

Therefore, I fell face down, with my face directly touching the ground.

The injuries on my knees and back of my hands were more serious, and the injuries on my knees were more serious. My roommate drove me to class a few days ago. The injury has not healed yet, but thankfully the bones are fine.

It could be said to be unlucky before, but yesterday, or in the early hours of this morning, it could be said to be a bit evil.

The dormitory has a bed and table structure, and there is no button on the bedside to turn off the lights, so I usually use the clothes rail to reach the button on the edge of the aisle below to turn off the lights.

However, this method would put pressure on the wound on my left knee, so these days I always turn off the lights before climbing into bed in the dark.

I was the only one in the dormitory, and the surroundings were relatively quiet. At this time, the sound is very abrupt, and I can hear the continuous "beep, pop, pop, pop, pop" sound.

At first I thought it was my heartbeat because the speed of the sound was consistent with my heartbeat.

But the more I listened to it, the more wrong it became, because it sounded more like the sound of bubbles bursting, and it sounded like a little water.

The sound was very close to me. It felt like it was coming from my heart, and it was very regular.

In the middle of the night, I was the only one in the dormitory. I was a little scared, mainly because I was afraid that something might really happen. The bed curtain had been closed when I first came up. It was so dark inside that I couldn't see anything when I opened my eyes.

My first reaction was not to turn on my phone's light, for fear of seeing something I shouldn't.

As I said before, the sound was very close to me, so I tried to wave it away with the quilt, but it didn't disturb it, and it still made the same sound.

Then, I turned on my phone. The moment I turned on the flashlight, the sound stopped. I took my phone and took a photo around the bed curtains. I found nothing else. It was normal, so I turned off the light again and got ready to sleep.

Just when I felt like I was about to fall asleep, the sound sounded again, boop, boop, boop, bub, still ringing regularly.

I covered my head with the quilt, and the sound was weakened, but not much.

It paused strangely for a moment, and then sounded regularly again, similar to the feeling of "booboo, boombooboobooboobooboo...".

I turned on the flashlight again, and the sound disappeared again, and it was normal inside the bed curtain.

I had a set of tests last year because of tinnitus, and there were no problems with my ears or hearing. The sound was not tinnitus. The most appropriate description was the sound of bubbles bursting.

In the end, I stayed up until after five o'clock and had to get up to go to class after only three hours of sleep. The moment I was woken up by the alarm clock, all the fear and fear disappeared. Thinking of lack of sleep and a long day of classes, my resentment was bigger than a ghost.

I still haven’t figured out what the sound was. My roommate analyzed it and thought it might be an auditory hallucination or the sound of insects.

I chose to believe that it was the sound of insects, even though there was a layer of mosquito net outside my bed curtain that I didn’t usually lift up at all.

The reason I write so much is to say, I’ll catch up on some sleep first, good night. If I don’t die suddenly tonight, I’ll resume normal updates tomorrow.