Unbelievable! The Blond Rookie Is the Chief Detective - Chapter 12

Even though they were wearing helmets, the wind was still quite strong, mainly because Su Xiaoxiao was riding too fast.

Back indoors, the warm breeze made my cheeks feel hot, and I knew what my face looked like without even looking in a mirror.

She already looked young, and with her current round face, she looks even more like a little girl.

Ye Jiuzhou was a little surprised. When they went out, Xia was the one leading Su Xiaoxiao, but when they came back, it was Su Xiaoxiao leading Xia!

Xia is so clueless. He’s a leader, how can he let his leader take him along?

Actually, you really can’t blame Xia for this.

Because it was late, Xia was worried that Su Xiaoxiao was too hungry, so she took her to eat.

Originally, I wanted to take her out for a nice meal, but Su Xiaoxiao saw an old man pushing a cart on the street with a quilt wrapped around it. Out of curiosity, she went over to take a look.

The old man sells boxed lunches, a specialty of Wutong City. The lunches are packed in aluminum containers and kept warm in his car.

Each lunchbox contains three or four different dishes, including meat, eggs, and vegetables. The variety is plentiful, and each lunchbox costs only ten yuan. It’s delicious and inexpensive.

Seeing that it was getting late and the old man still had a lot of boxed lunches left, Su Xiaoxiao decided to eat this.

She had run a stall with her mother before and knew how difficult it was, so the two of them sat down at a simple table nearby.

Before they could finish eating, a motorcycle went out of control for some reason and came straight towards them at a very high speed.

Just then, a child, oblivious to the danger, ran over and was about to crash into him.

Su Xiaoxiao rushed forward, scooped up the child, and rolled him aside. She then used a clever trick to pull the motorcycle away, causing it to fall into a snowdrift by the roadside without injuring anyone.

Xia gave the motorcyclist a good scolding. He was a middle-aged man in his forties who looked honest and simple. He said he ran over the ice and lost control for a moment because it was too slippery, and he kept apologizing.

Even if no one is hurt, there’s nothing you can do to them; a scolding is enough.

After the training, Xia became more and more frightened. If that child hadn’t suddenly run over, they might have been the ones who got hit. He didn’t care about himself, but he couldn’t let Su Xiaoxiao get hurt in his hands.

He was a little hesitant to ride his bike and considered taking a taxi back, but Su Xiaoxiao found it too troublesome and simply left him on the back seat while she rode back herself.

Xia felt incredibly embarrassed today, being tossed onto the back seat like a little chick by a girl. It was so shameful.

My face hurts a lot, not from the wind.

Su Xiaoxiao didn’t take it seriously. Actually, she had a feeling that the car was either out of control or heading straight for them. However, there was no point in saying anything without evidence, and such methods couldn’t hurt her at all, so she might as well wait and see.

By this time, everyone else had returned as well.

Li Yan also compiled the information she found about Lin Yue and sent it to Su Xiaoxiao’s phone. Before Su Xiaoxiao could even look at it, Ye Jiuzhou called everyone to the conference room for a meeting.

In the afternoon, Zhang Jun brought Wang Chen back.

They found him in a rest area on the highway, where he was eating.

He was still dazed when he was handcuffed.

After bringing him back, they immediately conducted a surprise interrogation on him.

“At first, he refused to admit that he put the note there, but we have searched the movie theater and found the notepad on the counter. After a preliminary comparison, we found that the note was torn from the notepad.”

Furthermore, we extracted two fingerprints from the note, one of which belonged to Guan Hongwei, and the other should belong to Wang Chen.

As soon as he saw us take out the notepad, he knew he couldn’t avoid it and confessed.

He admitted to slipping a note into Guan Hongwei’s car, but firmly denied drugging him. His expression didn’t seem fake; if he really did it, he wouldn’t have left fingerprints so easily.

Just as we suspected, he did know Wang Jue and they even dated for a while. He was just as devoted to her as Guan Hongwei was. But Wang Jue turned out to be a very fickle person. While she was dating him, she was also seeing another man. He found out about it and they broke up.

He also told the other guy about it, and that guy broke up with her too.

Later, when he heard that she had gotten married, he wondered which fool had taken her in, so he paid special attention and found out that she was a taxi driver who was worse off than him, so he didn’t take it to heart.

That day was also a coincidence. He first saw the taxi driver outside the movie theater, and later saw Wang Jue with another man inside the movie theater.

At that moment, I don’t know why, but I suddenly thought I should tell her husband so that he could see the true colors of his wife.

He casually tore a note from the notepad on the counter, wrote a note with his left hand, and ran downstairs. He said he was thinking that if the driver was still downstairs, he would give him the note; if not, he would just leave it.

When they saw he was sleeping, they slipped the note inside.

He thought that at most he would just have to go up and catch them in the act, nothing serious.

Later, Guan Hongwei did indeed go up, and he kept watching him. Actually, he wanted to see Wang Jue make a fool of himself. After all, being caught with another man by her husband on the spot would definitely be an extremely embarrassing thing, and he was happy to see Wang Jue make a fool of himself.

I never imagined that Guan Hongwei would kill someone, and I never imagined the consequences would be so severe.

He said he didn’t intend to run away; he just wanted to go out and clear his head. He was still scared, afraid we’d find out he’d left the note, and worried about how he could explain himself. He thought he’d go for a walk and come back once things calmed down. He really didn’t drug her; he didn’t even know what kind of drug it was.

He covered his face and wept bitterly as he spoke, which didn’t seem like he was lying.

Therefore, it’s possible that someone else really did administer the drug.

After Ye Jiuzhou finished speaking, he asked his team members to play the interrogation video.

After the video was shown, everyone’s opinion was largely the same: they all felt that Wang Chen hadn’t lied and that someone else must have put the drug in there.

“Right now, we can’t think of anyone else who could have drugged him. Who would benefit from drugging him and causing such serious consequences?!”

“Could it really be Gu Yang’s rivals who did it? Look, after the incident, all the comments online are unfavorable to Gu Yang. Some people are even saying that Gu Yang’s fan club is using Gu Yang’s movie to make money. The fan circle is extremely chaotic now. Fans’ behavior is being used to criticize the idol. The current online sentiment is that Gu Yang is using his fan club to make money. Shouldn’t we adjust our investigation direction and start from this angle?”

Jiang Qing analyzed that online public opinion had put a lot of pressure on them.

“I agree with Team Leader Jiang’s point of view; fraudulent activities may indeed exist within fan circles,” Su Xiaoxiao said.

Jiang Qing paused for a moment, then said, “No, he wasn’t talking about fan circle scams.”

Unexpectedly, Su Xiaoxiao changed the subject, “We’ll talk about the fan circle scam later. I have an idea. Everyone thinks that the drugging was orchestrated by someone behind the scenes, and Guan Hongwei did take the drug. But everyone has forgotten who the biggest beneficiary of this drugging was?”