The real process of 'The Invisible Guest' Spoilers

After watching, I feel that the real process is as follows:

1. The protagonist didn't go to Paris but went to have an affair.

2. There was an accident on the mountain path. The heroine wanted to call the police, but the hero refused.

3. When a passer-by came, the male and the female lead pretended to deal with a traffic accident. The male lead said that the car belonged to him, and the BMW SUV belonged to the female lead.

4. The heroine was more nervous than the male lead at the time. The passers-by did see something abnormal and probably saw the blood on the ground, but he didn't meddle in their own business and just left. After that, he never blackmailed the male lead.

5. The protagonist was driving a car to dispose of the body, while the female protagonist was waiting in the BMW car. Because the hostess did not drive, the seat was not adjusted at that time. When the male protagonist was throwing the body, he found movement in the car, opened it, and found that the deceased was still alive. At that point, the wallet fell out of his pocket. The protagonist thought that there was no turning back, so he wanted to kill him.

Before doing that, he took the wallet of the deceased for later use, because there are identity information and bank cards in the wallet.

(If you kill someone, you had to know who you killed, just in case)

6. The mobile phone of the deceased was held by the heroine (when the car accident happened, the heroine ran to the deceased’s car and intended to call the police or contact the deceased’s relatives. She wanted to check the deceased’s mobile phone, but the male lead stopped her to call the police. At that time, a passerby drove over. The male lead asked the female lead to pretend that the car was his. I think she put the deceased’s mobile phone in her pocket at that time, to cooperate with the acting. Then the hostess had forgotten that the phone was always in her pocket because of panic and other emotions).

7. The father of the deceased drove by and saw the BMW SUV, so he came to help.

8. The heroine became even more nervous when she saw the photo of the deceased at the deceased's father's house. The deceased's mother didn't call her son at first, because it was not very late, so the deceased's cell phone in her pocket didn't ring. But when the heroine's car was repaired, it was a bit late. The mother found that her son hadn't come home yet, so she started calling. Then the heroine suddenly thought of the mobile phone in her pocket.

9. The heroine was nervous and full of guilt at that time, so she wanted to leave the house early.

10. When the father was repairing the car, he found the men's lighter inside. He felt a little strange because the hostess said that the car belonged to her sisters. (The lighter looked valuable and conspicuous. Anyway, he took another look)

11. The heroine got into the car. When she was about to leave, she adjusted the driver's seat with a flustered look on her face. The father must have been puzzled. And when the cell phone rang, the hostess happened to be there.

12. When the male and the female protagonist met, the lady told the male protagonist everything that she went to the deceased’s house (this should be true, the female protagonist did not hide the details). But the protagonist did not Tell the hostess that the young man was not dead at the time. The male lead didn't save him but killed him. He didn't tell the female lead about taking the dead man's wallet, too. The pair sold the BMW SUV and parted ways, intending not to keep in touch.

13. Afterwards, the protagonist planned to live the old life, but the heroine suffered from depression ever since.

14. The father of the deceased found the protagonist according to the license plate number of the BMW. (The father of the deceased suspected that his son must have been killed, and the BMW must have something to do with his death.)

15. The father of the deceased had been following the protagonist, observing his every move. He no longer trusted the police and came to find out the truth with his wife.

16. Because of depression and guilt, the heroine contacted the deceased's parents and told them part of the truth. But she didn't know that the young man hadn't died when the protagonist threw the body away. The protagonist didn't tell her the details.

17. The heroine tricked the protagonist into the hotel where the deceased’s mother worked, intending to ask him to compensate the deceased’s parents some money, and then surrendered together. But after the protagonist knew the truth, he couldn’t accept it. He killed the heroine, and then pretend to be a murder case in a secret room, falsely claiming that a third person killed her.

18. The protagonist was arrested. He told the whole truth in front of the fake lawyer, which was recorded by the pen bug.

Summary: The purpose of the deceased's mother pretending to be a white-haired female lawyer is to make the male lead admit to killing his son. She recorded all the conversations with a bug and unexpectedly got a shock. When his son was about to be dumped, he was not dead yet. but was drowned by the male lead. When she heard the news, her expression was very angry and ferocious. But as a former professional actor, she immediately calmed down and continued to "work" to take the overall situation.

I think there is no BUG in this film, but some plots are fabricated by the protagonist in front of the white-haired female lawyer (fake). So the viewers will think that the film has some BUG. For some unexplained plots, the audience can make up their brains.