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Chapter 76 Two People Who Vanished Without a Trace
"Also missing along with Chang Sumeng was Luo Ji's former lawyer, Jiang Feishun."

"Both of them disappeared an hour ago."

The young police officer relayed the information he had just received to Yan Ren in a series of steps.

Yan Ren frowned and said seriously, "So that means they ran away right after we left the hospital."

Upon hearing this, Nan Yu, who was sitting inside, sat up straight, frowned, and remained silent.

Yan Ren glanced at Nan Yu and knew that this matter was not as simple as it seemed on the surface; there were significant problems involved.

"Nan Yu, that concludes our questioning for now. Do you have anything to add?"

Nan Yu told Yan Ren Jiang Feishun's address, "Captain Yan, you might as well check out this place."

Yan Ren wrote down the address, then placed the statement in front of Nan Yu, saying, "Take a look at the statement and see if there are any problems. If there are no problems, sign it."

Nan Yu quickly looked it over from top to bottom, and after confirming that there were no problems, she signed her name.

After returning the transcript to Yan Ren, she asked in a clear voice, "Has my lawyer arrived yet?"

Yan Ren turned his head to look at the young police officer, asking silently.

The junior officer immediately said, "Her lawyer is already waiting outside and has offered bail."

Yan Ren then turned to Nan Yu and said, “You and your lawyer can go back first, but for the next period of time, you must stay in City A and be available at any time to cooperate with all our arrangements.”

Nan Yu stood up. "Okay, Captain Yan."

After saying that, she walked straight out.

As soon as she stepped outside, Sun Lu appeared in front of her, holding a coat in her hand, which she draped over her shoulders.

"Miss Nan, are you alright?"

Nan Yu met Sun Lu's worried gaze and gently shook her head, "I'm fine, Captain Yan is taking good care of me."

Yan Ren stood inside the door, exuding righteousness. "Nan Yu has an alibi, which temporarily clears her of the biggest suspicion, but it doesn't mean she's completely innocent. We've restricted her movement, and she must cooperate with the investigation at any time."

Sun Lu and Yan Ren knew each other before and she knew his character; he was not afraid of power and only cared about fairness and justice. "Captain Yan, I firmly believe that Miss Nan is not the murderer. As long as we can catch the real murderer and clear Miss Nan's name, we will cooperate with you unconditionally in any way you need our assistance."

It was already late at night when I left the police station.

The night wind blew against my skin, bringing a bone-chilling cold.

Nan Yu pulled her coat tighter and got into the car with Sun Lu.

As soon as she got in the car, she asked Sun Lu, who was sitting next to her.

"Attorney Sun, what happened to Chang Sumeng?"

Sun Lu's expression was complicated, her brows furrowed in a frown.

"Miss Nan, this is exactly what I was about to tell you."

She took out her computer and placed the collected information in front of Nanyu.

"After you left, Chang Sumeng did not continue sitting at the door of the ward, but took advantage of everyone's inattention and left through the stairs."

"The last time the surveillance footage captured her was at the hospital entrance, when she got into an unlicensed black car and left the hospital."

Nan Yu narrowed her eyes as she looked at the black car in the video.

"After that, there was no further trace of Chang Sumeng?"

Sun Lu nodded, "Yes, she and the car vanished into thin air in City A without a trace, as if she were riding in a ghost car."

Nan Yu reviewed the surveillance footage repeatedly, her expression growing increasingly serious.

"Then how did Jiang Feishun disappear?"

Sun Lu's eyes showed a hint of doubt, and she pursed her lips and said, "Jiang Feishun is even stranger. According to the information I received, he rushed to the hospital after learning of Luo Ji's death."

"They vanished into thin air right in front of the hospital entrance, in broad daylight."

(End of this chapter)