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Lu Heng was waiting for the police to arrive.
At this mont, the system’s notification suddenly sounded.
"It should be that Zhao Lili, right?"
"Looks like her fate has been successfully altered by !"
He murmured to himself.
Yet ti dragged on, and it wasn’t until 9 PM that Zhao Lili returned.
This girl truly is persistent!
I hope she learns a lesson from this!
In the live stream, viewers were closely following Zhao Lili’s situation.
"The Daoist has done it again! Sothing indeed happened over there with Zhao Lili!"
"What happened? What did her friend do?"
"Yeah, yeah, how’s my wife now?"
"This Zhao Lili is really stubborn, even after the Daoist’s repeated warnings, she still fell into the trap!"
"Exactly, if it weren’t for the tily arrival of the police, this girl would have nowhere to cry."
"What are you guys talking about? Stop speaking in riddles!"
"Oh, nothing much, it’s just that her friend and her friend’s boyfriend drugged Zhao Lili, and were about to do sothing bad when the police caught them in the act."
"Is that true? Didn’t the Daoist advise her to call the police directly? How did she still get drugged?"
"Won can be brainless at tis! She insisted on opening the door, what was she thinking, with no sense of caution?"
"Hopefully, this lesson will make her realize the dangers of the human heart."
While the viewers were discussing Zhao Lili’s situation, sothing happened on Zhou’s side too.
Suddenly, there was a knock at Zhou’s door.
He looked through the peephole and saw three police officers standing at his door.
"Is Mr. Zhou ho?"
"I’m Old Dong from the police station, we received your report and ca to investigate the details..."
One of the middle-aged police officers said.
Zhou quickly opened the door and welcod the three officers inside.
"Mr. Zhou, do you rember ?"
The middle-aged officer looked Zhou up and down, then smiled and asked.
"I rember, I rember, back when my cousin was missing, I asked you for a lot of help."
Zhou nodded repeatedly.
"It’s my duty."
Old Dong smiled and then asked, "What’s the situation on your end?"
"Did the command center say you found your cousin’s whereabouts?"
"Yes, yes!"
"I found a fortune teller online who figured out my cousin’s situation..."
With that, Zhou recounted the whole story.
After Old Dong and the others finished listening, they exchanged glances.
My goodness!
Has he gone crazy trying to find his cousin?
"Ahem!"
Old Dong coughed and then quietly said, "Mr. Zhou, we understand your feelings."
"But fortune-telling is superstition, it’s baseless."
Another officer advised, "Mr. Zhou, fortune-telling isn’t reliable!"
"If we catch a suspect, and they ask why we arrested them, we can’t say it was based on fortune-telling, can we?"
"Everything must be supported by evidence..."
"Uncle Dong, the fortune teller I found isn’t just anyone!"
"He’s given many people readings before and has never been wrong."
"In fact, he even helped the police solve a case involving a body hidden in a rental room. Let show you..."
Zhou explained while searching for the report on the rental room case.
"This..."
Old Dong looked at it and found it indeed happened.
When did fortune-telling beco so powerful?
With this doubt in his heart, he exchanged a glance with his colleagues.
The other two nodded slightly in agreent, and only then did he say, "Alright, let’s hear what this fortune teller has to say!"
With a look of joy, Zhou quickly led Old Dong and the others to the phone.
Viewers were enthusiastically discussing Zhao Lili’s situation when they noticed Zhou bringing three police officers over.
"Wow, there’s a policewoman too!"
"Such a pretty officer, do you need a boyfriend?"
"How dare you flirt with a policewoman, are you crazy?"
"Daoist, even your buddy has brought the police, please reveal the truth!"
"Yes, yes, who is the murderer? Where’s my cousin’s body hidden?"
"I didn’t expect two cases tonight, with Zhao Lili’s side clear, now waiting for the Daoist to reveal my cousin’s murder mystery!"
"Daoist, please tell us, I can’t wait any longer..."
This six-year-old unsolved case was really scratching everyone’s itch.
So Zhao Lili’s matter was quickly put aside.
Everyone was focused, waiting for Lu Heng to unveil the secret hidden for six years.
"Daoist, please vindicate my cousin!"
With a thump, Zhou knelt down.
Knocking his head three tis on the floor towards Lu Heng.
Old Dong and his colleagues remained silent.
Their gaze was fixed on the Daoist on the screen from start to finish.
They had seen fortune tellers before.
But one who could remain calm in front of the police was rare.
Could this guy really be able to tell sothing?
"Daoist, can you really find Zhou Xinxi’s whereabouts?"
Old Dong suddenly asked.
"Of course!"
Lu Heng nodded slightly, then said seriously, "Zhou Xinxi wasn’t missing, she was murdered!"
"Hm?"
Old Dong and his colleagues expressed surprise.
His determined tone seed beyond dispute.
What gave him the courage to be so sure?
Old Dong furrowed his brows.
He was the one handling the Zhou Xinxi disappearance case.
There’s no one who understands the case better than him.
In fact, when they couldn’t find Zhou Xinxi six years ago, they suspected she was murdered.
Unfortunately, they found no evidence to support this.
They even investigated everyone related to Zhou Xinxi without any useful leads.
It was as if Zhou Xinxi had vanished into thin air.
Hesitating for a mont, Old Dong tentatively asked, "Daoist, do you have evidence to back your claim?"
Police work must be evidence-based.
Without evidence, everything is just speculation.
Lu Heng heard this, smiled slightly, and said, "I wouldn’t make unfounded claims."
"Though I can’t deduce much, it’s enough to identify the killer."
Old Dong was visibly pleased.
If there was evidence, they could make an arrest.
He subconsciously ignored the taphysical part.
He glanced at the barrage-filled live chat, hesitated, and said, "Daoist, there are many eyes in this chat room."
"Should we find a different place to talk?"
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