The Mad Heiress Played Innocent, and the Third Master Fell Hard - Chapter 57
At the police station.
Outside, Li You stood arrogantly, her chin slightly raised. “I demand a medical examination to determine the extent of my injuries. They injured my hand. If I can’t perform the experiment with this hand, it will be an incalculable loss.”
The police officer glanced at her hand, didn’t object, and nodded, “Of course you can, you can have a forensic examination done at any time. However, the investigation is still ongoing, and it hasn’t been confirmed that those two boys bumped into your hand, so…”
Hearing this, Li You laughed angrily, “How are you going to investigate? My injured hand is evidence. If it weren’t for them, I wouldn’t have missed tomorrow’s experiment.”
She paused for a few seconds, then said haughtily, “I am a researcher at the Peking University laboratory.”
“Moreover, my teacher is Song Zhiyu.”
When you think of a laboratory, you think of the professors inside, each of whom is a highly respected figure in the medical field.
The name Song Zhiyu is not unfamiliar.
He is the head of the drug development laboratory, where all new drug development experiments are conducted.
Professor Song’s students…
In other words, Li You is also a researcher in the drug development laboratory.
A researcher injured his hand and was unable to conduct experiments; this loss is indeed incalculable.
The police officer’s expression turned serious. “Ms. Li, please rest assured, we will definitely investigate this thoroughly.”
“The matter hasn’t been fully investigated yet, so there’s nothing we can do…”
âOkay, you want to investigate?â Li You looked at the police officer. âIâll give you time to investigate, but right now, you canât let those two people go.â
“They cannot leave here until the matter is resolved.”
Li You’s attitude was very assertive.
He had an attitude of not compromising.
The police were also in a difficult position. “Okay, we will do our best to investigate and find out the truth.”
Then he got up and went outside.
His colleagues outside asked him, “How was it? I heard that person is from the Peking University lab?”
The police officer nodded. “It should be.”
I doubt anyone in the entire capital would dare to use the name of Peking University’s laboratory to deceive people.
“I just asked. There were two boys inside. One was a freshman in the Computer Science Department of Peking University, and the other seemed to be visiting relatives in Beijing. They probably didn’t bump into each other on purpose.”
“What about the surveillance footage over there? Have you retrieved it?”
“It’s working.”
Another police officer came over and said, “I just checked. The suitcase slid down by itself, and Ms. Li just happened to be passing by when she bumped into it.”
“Then it wasn’t intentional.”
“So what if it wasn’t intentional? This is indeed that person’s suitcase. If you don’t take good care of it and damage someone else’s property, you still have to pay for it.”
Judging from Li You’s current attitude, it seems he has no intention of settling the matter privately.
“By the way, what about the families of those two boys? Have you contacted them?”
“It seems we’ve made contact; the person should be arriving soon, right?”
…
Upon receiving the news, Yu Guiwan immediately rushed to the police station.
She simply parked the car haphazardly at the entrance.
Remove the car key and get out of the car.
Her long, half-dry black hair billowed in a cold arc behind her, and her steps carried a somewhat imposing aura.
Yu Guiwan walked in, her eyes cold and devoid of warmth, her voice deep and icy, “Hello, I am Wang Shengye and Chu Yan’s older sister.”
Hearing the voice, the policewoman looked up, paused for a moment when she saw the girl in front of her, and then said, “Are you Wang Shengye and Chu Yan’s sister?”
Yu Guiwan hummed in agreement.
The policewoman closed the file, stood up, and said, “Come with me, I’ll take you to see them.”
Yu Guiwan lifted her foot and followed.
Just so happens, on the other side.
When Li You came out of the room, she saw this slender figure from behind.
She narrowed her eyes and asked the man beside her, “Didn’t you think the person who just passed by looked familiar?”
That man was also from the lab.
However, he is not a researcher yet.
I’m just doing an internship.
The man glanced at Yu Guiwan and shook his head. “She’s a bit young; she probably isn’t from the lab.”
Even the most gifted person must pass the laboratory’s assessment before they can intern at Peking University.
At least a postgraduate degree is required to be eligible to participate in the assessment.
Judging from the back view of that girl just now, how could she be a graduate student?
Li You calmly withdrew her gaze, not seeming to care much.
Even a lab intern can’t compare to her.
…
This way.
Yu Guiwan walked into a room.
Wang Shengye and Chu Yan sat together.
Chu Yan looked dejected, seemingly worried about something.
Wang Shengye, who was standing nearby, was quietly comforting him.
Yu Guiwan breathed a slight sigh of relief when she came in and saw that the two of them were safe and sound.
She looked at the two of them. “What happened? How did you end up in the police station? Were you bullied?”
The policewoman who had just brought her there was unsteady on her feet and almost tripped over herself. “…”
Upon hearing the familiar voice, the two of them looked up in unison.
Wang Shengye breathed a sigh of relief and stood up. “Sister Wan, you’re finally here.”
Yu Guiwan walked over, paused, then suddenly squatted down, raised her hand, and pinched Chu Yan’s calf.
Chu Yan gasped, “Wan…Wanwan, be gentle.”
Her eyes shone with an icy chill under the light. “What exactly happened?”
Seeing this, Wang Shengye realized that he had been tricked by Chu Yan.
Chu Yan was indeed injured, but he didn’t tell him the truth.
He frowned and recounted in detail what had just happened.
“That woman just bumped into me because she wasn’t looking where she was going.”
Upon hearing this, the policewoman couldn’t help but remark, “You didn’t even keep an eye on your suitcases properly…”
It’s difficult to determine who is right and who is wrong in this matter.
In reality, both of them were at fault.
One is not looking where they’re going, and the other is not looking at their suitcase.
That’s why this happened.
Yu Guiwan stood up and looked at Wang Shengye, “You stay here and take good care of him, don’t let him move around.”
“Okay, Sister Wan.”
Chu Yan wanted to say something, “Wanwan, I…”
Yu Guiwan glanced at him indifferently.
Chu Yan immediately sat up obediently.
Wang Shengye: “…”
“I’d like to ask how the other party plans to handle this matter? After all, there’s more than one person who’s injured.”
Yu Guiwan stood in front of the policewoman and asked in a calm tone.
For some reason, the policewoman had a strange premonition that the police station would probably be anything but peaceful tonight.
She began, “The other party said she was a researcher at a Peking University laboratory and requested a forensic medical examination. If her hand was injured, it would affect the progress of her experiments, and the resulting losses would be…”
Regardless of their intentions, once they’ve made contact with the Kyoto University lab, they probably won’t give up easily.
The policewoman looked at the girl in front of her. She was dressed simply and had a stunning appearance, but in this capital city where gold was everywhere, being good-looking was the least useful thing.
Upon hearing this, Yu Guiwan’s expression didn’t show the fear the policewoman had expected; instead, she smiled. “Peking University lab? Researcher?”
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