Chapter 1544: Chapter 1537: The Culprit Behind the Scenes (3)
“And it might not have been aid directly at —perhaps it’s because of the ‘Mrs. Qin’ label associated with . I don’t want to make random guesses without evidence, but for them to deliberately keep alive until that mont before killing , there must be so special reason behind it. As for what it is, I have no idea.”
They’ve interrogated quite a lot of people already, especially the victims who were rescued. So were utterly terrified, so were so agitated they wanted the killer caught imdiately, and so were ntally scattered. It was rare that both she and Qin Zhiyou managed to remain calm, devoid of anger or indignation, maintaining a rational deanor.
Still, under their guidance, she began recalling people she had conflicts with, and suddenly the scope expanded—a colleague from her workplace who had stalked her before, Du Sui who wasn’t fond of her, the Cai Family mother and daughter, and even her own father, Bai Changyou.
As for matters of affection… She hesitated for a mont and added Liu Yiyi to the list.
Lu Weixi didn’t yet know that one of the murderers was indeed Liu Yiyi. “I’ve had conflicts with her. I also know that later she remained entangled with my husband. My husband explained it to and said they were leveraging connections. Whether they continued communicating afterward or not, I have no idea.”
Although she now believed Qin Zhiyou one hundred percent—trusted his words, trusted that he wouldn’t betray her again—discussing that past between Liu Yiyi and him still left her feeling slightly sour inside.
The interrogator asked again, “As far as we know, Mr. Qin had several girlfriends outside during your marriage. Could you tell us about that?”
Lu Weixi still felt a little bothered about it deep down. How could she not be? No one could remain completely indifferent if they truly loved soone—especially when it cos to their past. If it had been before their marriage, she might have been able to let it go. But it happened during their marriage, back when Qin Zhiyou was so ostentatious. Thinking about it now, her heart still hurt.
Still, she understood that past events couldn’t be changed. At present, her love for him was one hundred percent, her trust in him was one hundred percent. They’d survived life-and-death situations, and she was determined never to let this man go in her lifeti. Furthermore, they now had a child; they were committed to forging ahead together, no matter what twists and turns might co in the future.
But when she spoke, she couldn’t help but sound a bit sour: “He… had too many romantic encounters in the past. If you made count them all, I’d probably still be listing them by nightfall. As for post-marriage incidents, there were a few. Among those who’ve directly crossed paths with —besides Liu Yiyi—there’s Fang Rushuang. She’s a fellow alumnus from university, was once engaged to Zhiyou, and now works at Hanhai. Then there’s Xiang Yirou, the film actress, though I’ve only t her a few tis, and we don’t have much interaction. As for the others, I haven’t seen them in ages.”
The interrogators carefully docunted everything. When the questions had pretty much been exhausted, they finally prepared to leave: “Thank you, Miss Lu. We are still pursuing the criminal suspects, and if there are other updates or questions, we may reach out to you again.”
Lu Weixi nodded. As one of them was heading out, they paused as if recalling sothing, furrowing their brows before turning back to add, “Earlier, during our interrogation with Mr. Qin, he directly told us that he shared no physical intimacy with any of those rumored girlfriends, that it was all about leveraging relationships.”
Strictly speaking, the interrogator shouldn’t have ntioned details of other interrogations, but since it was irrelevant to the case, he had casually disclosed it.
Lu Weixi froze on the spot. Only after the door had closed did she break free from her stupor. She initially intended to call them back for clarification, but the words caught in her throat, and she found herself unable to say anything.
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