Shocking! A master of metaphysics has been mind-reading!

The two policemen were stumped when they saw so many things.

This is a top student in the law department. If this is not handled properly, it could cause a lot of trouble. Moreover, the person has indeed given what they were supposed to say and stated that there is surveillance footage as evidence.

Tan Lei was found dead in his rented room with a lottery ticket in his hand. There were no signs of foul play. The person who called the police was his mother, who threw a tantrum and insisted that it was a murder, causing them a lot of headaches.

They were indeed just there for a routine inquiry.

But the more I asked, the more I realized that something was wrong.

For example, Zhang Yue and the person in front of her named Xia Wange both had conflicts with Tan Lei. Xia Wange even said in public that she could make Tan Lei die without peace. I also heard Xia Wange making a joke just now.

Zhang Yue has an alibi, and there are both witnesses and physical evidence, but Xia Wange had no witnesses or physical evidence at the time of the incident.

But with such an excellent resume, it's really not worth jeopardizing your future for someone who indulges in drinking, gambling, and prostitution and has no ambition.

However, there are also quite a few highly intelligent criminals...

"Sigh." Xia Wange sighed, "I really can't say, otherwise I would have told you that there are surveillance cameras at the entrance of this floor, and you can check them later."

The male police officer reflexively replied, "There are indeed security cameras at the entrance, but this floor's cameras aren't without blind spots. If someone intends to..."

"She was in my office during the lunch break." A cold voice suddenly came from behind. Everyone turned around and saw Lu Qiu coming out in a wheelchair. "At that time, I had some problems with my legs and couldn't move. She didn't say anything to protect my privacy. I can testify to that, my assistant can testify to that, and there are also security cameras at the entrance of my office that can see some of it."

The male police officer looked at Lu Qiu's legs, then at his face, and immediately recognized him as the second young master of the Lu family in Dongcheng. For a moment, a feeling of utter despair washed over him. Seeing such a once-proud and upright person confined to a wheelchair because of a disability, his subordinates helping to cover it up, and then digging into the wounds of this scoundrel's supposed natural death—and even digging into the private affairs of the second young master of the Lu family in Dongcheng—he felt like slapping himself in the middle of the night.

Young Master Lu vouched for him, saying he certainly wouldn't bother investigating anything for a scumbag.

He quickly said, "Sorry, we'll be leaving now..."

The policewoman also said to Xia Wange, "Excuse me, we'd like to see the security camera footage outside your office, is that alright?"

"Of course," Lu Qiu said, then led the two of them toward his office.

Xia Wange saw the male police officer holding onto his colleague and whispered that it was alright, but the female police officer resolutely walked towards the office.

She admired the other person somewhat. Previously, when she was at a disadvantage, the other person offered gentle comfort. Now, when faced with power, the other person upheld justice. This truly shows that before the law has reached a verdict, everyone is treated fairly.

Xia Wange hadn't looked closely at the two people's faces because of her embarrassment. She stared at the policewoman's face for a while, raised her eyebrows, and followed her into the office.

When Lu Qiu saw Xia Wange come in, he didn't say anything. Instead, he told the group to go to his desk to watch the surveillance footage. The camera at his door only captured a small part of the entrance and exit of the office, and could vaguely capture a corner of the lounge door.

The male police officer sat there somewhat awkwardly, while the female police officer stared intently at the screen. Xia Wange, feeling guilty, sat to the side, her eyes occasionally glancing at the piece of paper with vermilion ink smeared on it, which was copied from the "Chu Ci" (Songs of Chu) directly below the computer. She felt that Lu Qiu must have deliberately placed it there to remind her.

Lu Qiu sat to one side, his eyes half-closed, seemingly lost in thought.

When Zhang Yue came in to pour water, she saw this scene. The expressions on their faces varied. She placed a cup of tea in front of each person, hesitated for a moment, and then stood to the side without leaving.

The surveillance footage clearly shows that around 12:20, Xia Wange entered the office, paused outside the break room for a moment, took a step back, and kicked open the door to the break room.

A short while later, Xia Wange was seen carrying Lu Qiu, who was pale and had his eyes closed, out of the room. At this time, Assistant Xu also returned. Everyone disappeared in the direction of the restroom. Later, Assistant Xu left first, and then Xia Wange came out of the lounge alone and went to the desk. No one knew what she was doing. Not long after, Xia Wange quickly left the office, and then Lu Qiu came out of the lounge.

That's all for this period of time.

Seeing that Lu Qiu had watched the entire surveillance video without saying anything, Zhang Yue knew that he knew everything. She looked at the two police officers who were taking notes and quickly said, "Comrades, I had a conflict with Tan Lei. I was the one who hit him that day. Although Tan Lei tried his best to send me messages afterward, I didn't reply to him once, nor did I see him. Sister Xia is a good person and was implicated because of me. If you have any questions, just investigate me."

The policewoman stopped writing, turned to look at her, and said, "We're just doing our job. Don't worry, don't be afraid, everything will be alright."

After saying that, she stood up and said to the group, "Thank you for your cooperation. We have understood the situation and will be leaving now."

Then she asked Zhang Yue, "Have you had any contact with Tan Lei's mother before?"

Zhang Yue shook her head. "No."

The policewoman said with some concern, "If possible, it would be best if you could commute to and from get off work with your colleagues so that you can call us immediately if anything happens. This is my number."

Zhang Yue immediately understood that this meant the other party's mother might be relentless. "Don't worry, almost all my relatives live in the same neighborhood, so we can look out for each other."

If the other party dares to come looking for trouble, they won't back down.

"That's good, we'll be leaving now." The policewoman nodded. "Sorry to bother you. If we need anything else later, we might have to trouble you again. Could you please sign here?"

Everyone signed their names readily. When it was Xia Wange's turn, she looked at the policewoman and said, "I saw that the pen you used when you were taking notes was quite nice. Could I borrow it to sign my name?"

The male police officer immediately said, "Why do you need to specify a pen to sign something?"

"Is that not allowed?" Xia Wange turned to look at him. "You've bothered me for so long, preventing me from working for so long. All I wanted was to borrow a pen. Is that so difficult? Do you expect only ordinary people to cooperate with you? Don't you need to fulfill our little, insignificant requests?"

"Do you know about her pen...?"

"Sure." The policewoman took out a pen. "You can use it."

Xia Wange smiled, reached for the pen and twirled it, then turned and tapped the table. "I have too many to sign, boss, make room for me, I'll sign slowly."

Zhang Yue clearly saw Xia Wange secretly twisting the pen holder behind her back, seemingly stuffing something in. She quickly went over there, intentionally or unintentionally blocking their view.