Gene Fusion System: Crime Hunter

Chapter 1431 - 709: Proving Innocence? The Secret of Betrayal (Part 2)

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Su Jianfan didn’t regret it either.

Almost simultaneously.

As they got into the car.

Luo Fei asked.

"Su Jianfan, were you just a bit impulsive earlier?"

Looking at Luo Fei, he seemed puzzled.

His tone still carried some confusion.

Su Jianfan could only take a deep breath.

"Mr. Luo, I admit I was a bit impulsive."

"However, when I saw that man looking at Chen Lina, it made me very uncomfortable."

"That man? You mean Wang Bolin?"

Upon hearing this.

Luo Fei was taken aback as well.

While Su Jianfan remained noncommittal.

"Yes, the way he looked at her was as if his eyes were going to fall onto Chen Lina."

"Really?"

Su Jianfan’s words reminded Luo Fei.

And suddenly surprised him.

"This makes it seem perhaps Chen Lina’s relationship with that man isn’t as simple as it appears?"

"Or maybe he’s just infatuated with her?"

Although Luo Fei said this.

Su Jianfan’s expression remained uneasy.

"Haha, this Chen Lina once said she only had eyes for me, and now she’s changed. What’s going on?"

Su Jianfan said this, his eyelid twitched.

Looking at him somewhat skeptically.

Luo Fei also said.

"Su Jianfan, it’s best not to jump to conclusions until there are results. You’re angry now probably because you haven’t completely let go of her."

"Plus, maybe Wang Bolin is just infatuated. I can tell he’s very interested in Chen Lina; she seems to dislike him, even reluctant to talk to him."

"Really? I don’t see it."

Su Jianfan said, pursing his lips.

With a sulking expression.

Luo Fei could certainly tell he hadn’t moved on.

But to not appear annoying, Luo Fei didn’t directly point it out.

After a while.

As the two returned to the Major Crimes Unit.

Luo Fei also saw several students about Tang Siqi’s age waiting there.

"Mr. Luo, we’re Tang Siqi’s classmates. We’re really grateful that you’re helping with this case. Thank you very much."

"Yes, we know this matter isn’t easy to investigate. Plus, Tang Siqi has suffered a lot, which many of our classmates are very worried about. But there’s not much we can do to help."

Looking at the students, they seemed a bit excited.

Yet seemed hesitant to speak.

Luo Fei was inevitably curious.

"Do you guys have something you want to say?"

"Mr. Luo, actually, we all think Dong Jialin is a good classmate. He’s a model student, very excellent. He’s unlikely to intentionally do anything outrageous."

Upon hearing this.

Luo Fei was also somewhat surprised.

"Really, you all care quite a bit about this classmate?"

"Officer, it’s not just about caring or not. His mother is a lawyer, and she claims her son did nothing wrong. If we refuse to testify for her, we’ll be in trouble. None of us want to cause trouble."

The students seemed embarrassed.

Feeling at a loss.

Luo Fei was also surprised.

"Oh, you mean she’s deliberately threatening you?"

"Mr. Luo, we didn’t say it was a threat. We just feel she’s doing it for her son, which can be understandable."

They exchanged glances.

Luo Fei remained serious.

"I understand what you’re saying. Rest assured, I’ll act impartially and won’t let her implicate any of you."

From that moment on.

Luo Fei seemed to understand.

Why Tang Siqi’s classmate would act so brazenly.

Ultimately, it’s because he had a protective mother.

Knowing that even if there were a lawsuit, his mother would find ways to ensure he won and support him.

Thus, he became reckless.

Realizing this.

Luo Fei couldn’t help but click his tongue.

"This might be a case of the upper beam not being straight, causing the lower beam to be crooked?"

However, this indicated that despite knowing his son’s words might not be credible, this mother still protected Dong Jialin. This actually proved from a certain angle that she’s very irresponsible, or rather excessively favors her son.

"But Mr. Luo, even though you say that, we’re still a bit worried."

"Yes, after all, what if their family unites to claim we’re slandering them? What would we do then?"

Apparently.

According to the students.

Luo Fei learned.

Dong Jialin was worse than expected.

He liked to stir up trouble.

Perhaps because his mother told him to study law more.

He always managed to keep flaws hidden from those around him.

This made most people quite troubled.

"I’ve understood your concerns. Rest assured, I won’t let anyone run amok, and if someone tries to do wrong, I won’t give them any chance. Those who’ve done wrong will face the consequences for their actions."

Luo Fei’s firm tone still failed to convince everyone.

At that moment, there was a knock on the door.

"Mr. Luo, Wang Bolin’s sister, Wang Meiyu, is here."

Upon hearing this.

Luo Fei was also surprised.

"Really?"

Almost simultaneously.

Wang Meiyu had arrived at Luo Fei’s office.

"Mr. Luo, I have a case to report!"

"Really? So tell me, who are you reporting?"

Seeing Luo Fei seemed puzzled.

Wang Meiyu took a deep breath.

"Mr. Luo, I’m reporting that my brother harmed my father and asked me not to speak of it, or else he’d be rude to me."

Wang Meiyu’s words intrigued Luo Fei.

"Wang Meiyu, you know what you’re saying; your accusation is very serious. If you’re lying, the consequences are quite severe."

But seeing Luo Fei seemingly skeptical.

Wang Meiyu was noncommittal as well.

"Officer, I know it sounds unbelievable."

"However, my brother really likes me, maybe because I resemble our mother. So he’s inexplicably fallen for me."

Wang Meiyu’s words made Luo Fei think he misheard.

He said sternly.

"Wang Meiyu, are you sure you know what you’re saying? Your accusation is extremely serious."

"Officer, I have no reason to lie, and I assure you everything I say is true. This matter was even discovered by my father. It’s exactly because my father found out about his actions that they had a fierce argument. As for why my father had an accident—I suspect he didn’t want my father to expose his wrongdoing, hence he took harsh measures."

Such bombshell news was difficult to digest.

Surprising everyone.

However, it seemed to explain why Wang Bolin wasn’t so sad about his father’s death.

Regardless.

Luo Fei still had his own opinion.

"Wang Meiyu, thank you for providing this information. But we need to make our own judgments and can’t rely solely on one person’s testimony. I hope you can understand."

Luo Fei’s words were sincere.

Wang Meiyu waved it off.

"No problem, officer, I understand your point."

"I’ll give you time, but I also hope you can protect me."

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