False evidence

Chapter 194 Deal with Him (Next Chapter)
This has truly broadened my horizons.

Really.

The reversal of events, Gao He, Bai Jing, and Yue Rong revealing their identities, is tantamount to replanning some things, or rather, it has established certain rules for this mansion in an invisible way.

Under the supervision of a captain, two lawyers, and a group of burly thugs who were eyeing him menacingly.

Those left behind, including the long-haired man, began taking things out.

These items are mostly small, some valuable and some worthless. Even more outrageous is a woman nearing thirty who pulls out a string of sausages and two pieces of cured meat from her sleeves.

Gao He was fine at first, but then his face started to turn slightly red.

When Long Hair pulled out a very inconspicuous, simple gold ring from his inner pocket under my intense gaze, Gao He's eyes suddenly turned red.

He actually pulled out handcuffs and handcuffed the long-haired man, while simultaneously taking out his phone, "Damn it! This is burglary! I'm calling the police right now..."

Before he could finish speaking, a woman in her forties or fifties ran out of the main room: "Little monk (Gao He's nickname), what are you doing?!"

Gao He held up his phone in one hand and gripped the long hairy man's nape with the other, shouting sternly, "Whose ring is this?!"

The woman wanted to step forward, but hesitated: "It's just a ring, it's not worth much..."

"This fucking belongs to Aunt Fang! It was the only piece of jewelry she ever owned when she was alive!"

Gao He was really angry; it looked like he was about to grind his teeth to powder. He actually dialed the number.

“Little monk… Captain Gao, no, no, you’ve been my child since I was little… you still have to call me auntie… no, no…”

The woman became increasingly panicked, but at the same time, she didn't forget to give the long-haired man a meaningful look.

Long Hair wasn't completely stupid. Seeing this, he called out "Brother" and bent his knees to kneel down before Gao He.

I stepped forward and grabbed him by the back of the neck, preventing him from kneeling properly.

As soon as he turned his head, he saw Bai Jing asking into the main room:
"Attorney Ding, Attorney Ma, it's been a long time. You two are witnesses in today's matter. What do you suggest we do?"

Two middle-aged men, one tall and one thin, came out, looked at each other, and seemed a little embarrassed.

Yue Rong said coldly, "You've all seen it. Although the value of the assets involved isn't high, the nature of the crime is egregious. As fellow lawyers, I hope you'll respect the facts!"

Seeing the woman looking at him with pleading eyes, the gaunt lawyer Ding turned his face to the side and said in a low voice, "According to normal legal procedures, the case can be filed..."

The woman burst into tears, lying on her back with her legs kicking wildly, crying her heart out.

"Let him off this time!"

Gao He was stunned, turned to me with disbelief, and asked, "What did you say?"

I said, emphasizing each word, "I'll spare him this time!"

The woman stopped crying, but remained lying on her back with tears and snot on her face, looking at me sideways.

Even the two lawyers on the other side looked at me with inexplicable surprise.

Seeing someone leaning against the corner of the eaves nod at me, I walked up to Gao He and Changmao.

Gao He was still indignant: "Uncle Cheng and Auntie are my elders. You've never met Auntie, so you don't know how kind she is!"

I said, "Captain Gao, I also broke the law."

Gao He was taken aback: "What did you do?"

I took the ring and asked Longhair, "Where did you get it?" Longhair was already too scared to speak, and answered in a trembling voice.

I looked at his hands, picked one up, and held up the ring band above each of his fingers.

Gao He realized what was happening: "No..."

"what……"

Amidst the screams, I released the long-haired man's deformed fingers and tapped the ring against his forehead: "Does it hurt?"

"Ah...ah..."

I turned to look at the other 'carriers' who were left in the yard.

(Actually, one of the 'clever' ones had already secretly run away.)
Seeing that everyone, regardless of gender, was silent and trembling, I turned to Gao He and said, "With four top lawyers as witnesses, there won't be any more twists and turns in this case. Can we put it on hold for now? But let me clarify first, I accidentally injured this 'cool guy' while trying to take off the ring that wasn't his. If you're all seeing things... and you say I intentionally hurt him... I can't help it."

The lawyer surnamed Ding reacted quickly, immediately shouting, "That's right! I saw it! They were two young people, both inexperienced and reckless. One was playful, seeing a ring, he just put it on his finger; the other was too... too... he had no experience. Actually, you can't just force a ring off; you can wrap a string around it or use soapy water to take it off. You... you were so careless! It was an accident! It was all an accident!"

As Attorney Ding spoke, he kept winking at the woman.

The woman realized what was happening and had just reached me when, before she could speak, I pointed to the courtyard gate and said, "Get out!"

"Crack!"

I turned around when I heard the shutter click.

As Yan Fengwei put down his phone, he remarked, "This kid is... really unique. The way he grows his hair... you can remember what he looks like at a glance."

The woman, having lived to such an old age, knew exactly what was going on. Seeing Gao He glaring at me while releasing Changmao, she tried to pull him outside.

"Stop!" I shouted.

Gao He moved closer to me: "What else do you want to do?"

I didn't respond to him. I took the coat from Yue Rong and put it on, then took my backpack, took out something, and walked straight into the main room. Without looking to either side, I went directly to the table and placed it in front of the door.

Back in the courtyard, I asked the long-haired man and the woman, "Do you recognize the people in the photos?"

The two did not answer, and the rest remained silent.

It was a picture frame, and the person in the picture frame was Uncle Cheng.

I pointed one finger to the main room and the other to the courtyard, saying, "Fellow villagers, bear witness! Uncle Cheng lived a simple life! In accordance with his wishes, the funeral should be simple! But since relatives and friends have come, and it's only the forty-ninth day after his death, let's follow the old customs! Friends bow! Younger generations kowtow! And peers—must weep!"

Gao He stared at me, nodded stiffly, and walked to the door of the main room first. He knelt down properly and kowtowed three times.

He was helped up by Yan Fengwei and Monkey, because he was already crying uncontrollably after the third kowtow.

"I saw Uncle Cheng off at his funeral!"

I shouted something, walked to the door with my hands behind my back, and glanced at the courtyard gate.

As soon as the woman pulled the long-haired man over, I suddenly turned around and shouted into the house, "Everyone who's sitting, stand up! This is for your own good! Do you want to go with Uncle Cheng?!"

Sitting on either side of the room were several people of similar or even older age to Uncle Cheng. Upon hearing this, they all immediately stood up and, following my shifting gaze, walked out of the main room and into the courtyard.

I turned my gaze out of the courtyard again: "The villagers have seen it clearly; Uncle Cheng's relatives have come to see him off!"

Yan Fengwei walked to the door and said to the outside, "Neighbors, sorry to bother you. Um, Uncle Cheng's relative, come in and join us in the greetings. Don't... don't... I'm afraid my uncle will find it annoying. Everyone come in!"

(End of this chapter)