Chapter 1230 - 609: Harsh Reality? Jumping to Conclusions
But even though he said that.
The son’s expression was clearly a bit complex.
And the reason is undoubtedly.
He’s probably having a hard time accepting this cruel reality.
Ring ring!
Just then.
Luo Fei’s phone rang.
He answered it, and it was Han Tiesheng’s voice on the other end.
"Mr. Luo, I’ve just been questioning those students with Lan Mengzhou."
"Did you get any results?"
Luo Fei could mostly guess.
Han Tiesheng probably didn’t get much of an answer.
After all, kids these days aren’t simple; they might be very good at lying.
And the other party was non-committal at the moment.
"Mr. Luo, although we didn’t find anything, I feel uneasy."
But hearing Han Tiesheng say this.
Luo Fei couldn’t help but be surprised.
"Old Han, isn’t your intuition usually spot on?"
"And it’s not your first time investigating. Are you bothered because the suspect is a group of young people, adolescents, and it interfered with your correct judgment?"
Han Tiesheng quickly shook his head.
"No, I’ve never imagined a group of minors could do such outrageous things. It’s really surprising, even unbelievable."
Actually, Han Tiesheng suspected.
It’s possible a few teenagers hurt their classmate and created the illusion of a disappearance.
But in reality.
The missing boy might have been harmed.
It’s just that these kids planned not to tell their parents.
And even acted as if nothing happened, returning to school as usual.
"Old Han, since you’re sure this is a possibility, why haven’t you verified it?"
"Are you worried about misjudging?"
Han Tiesheng quickly shook his head.
"Not at all."
"I’m just thinking, if the parents found out what their children did, they’d be so upset."
Han Tiesheng’s analysis.
Made Luo Fei chuckle.
"So Old Han, after all, you’re still putting yourself into the situation?"
As Luo Fei spoke, he couldn’t help but shake his head.
Han Tiesheng took a deep breath.
"Mr. Luo, I think so too. To avoid making wrong judgments, I hope to switch cases with you. You handle the missing child case, while I continue with Ding Shaojun’s situation."
"Alright."
Luo Fei agreed readily.
This surprised Han Tiesheng.
"Mr. Luo, do you really want to swap with me?"
Han Tiesheng understood.
The case with Ding Shaojun and Qiu Wanyu is more complex.
Making the investigation more troublesome.
But sensing Old Han’s concern.
Luo Fei remained relaxed.
"Old Han, it’s fine."
"It’s just temporary, and I doubt we’ll find anything with Qiu Wanyu anytime soon."
Such a response made Han Tiesheng hesitate.
"Mr. Luo, honestly, I feel there’s something off about Qiu Wanyu. But I wonder, is it just my imagination?"
"It’s not just her; her father has many suspicious points too. But we shouldn’t jump to conclusions."
Luo Fei’s analysis surprised Han Tiesheng a bit.
"Mr. Luo, you noticed too?"
"Yes, but I can’t say for sure. My intuition tells me this couple is hiding something. They might not be completely unaware of their daughter’s presence in Shenchuan."
"They’re just pretending not to know, displaying great concern for their daughter."
Luo Fei’s reminder made Han Tiesheng realize he should watch this couple for any unusual behavior.
Including Qiu Wanyu, who might not be as simple as she seems.
After a while.
With Luo Fei and Su Jianfan arriving at several suspicious students’ homes.
Just at the doorstep.
The parents showed reluctance when opening the door.
"Officer, you already interviewed my son alone. Why are you coming again?"
Facing a surprised parent.
A face full of reluctance.
Luo Fei couldn’t help but frown.
"If your son was in trouble, and I was interviewing others, asking you to cooperate with the police, would you be impatient?"
Luo Fei’s tone was gentle.
This made the parents a bit ashamed.
"Officer, I mean no harm. But my son has always excelled academically, and has good relations. How could someone as gentle as him hurt another student?"
"Moreover, the school’s teachers and leaders already talked to him, causing him trouble. I don’t want his grades or future to be affected."
The lady knew her son wouldn’t cause unnecessary trouble.
At home, he’s very well-behaved.
So she wouldn’t believe her son would harm other students or do anything outrageous.
She even saw the police’s repeated visits as harassment toward her and her son.
As the stalemate continued, the boy entered from outside.