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When Tong Le arrived after hearing the news, all she found was the lifeless body of Lan Qingqing. Zong Zeyu accompanied her, wanting to offer comfort but unsure of what to say. Perhaps Lan Qingqing's fate was deserved, but this ending was not what they had hoped for.
In the morgue, Tong Le sat silently on a cold chair, staring at Lan Qingqing's corpse, her heart filled with mixed emotions. Memories flashed before her eyes—both good and bad. She recalled their university days, sharing a bowl of spicy hotpot, stuffing colorful skirts into the washing machine together, and reserving seats in the library every evening at seven-thirty. For some reason, she couldn't understand how their youthful innocence had led to such a tragic unraveling.
Tong Le couldn't shed a single tear. She didn't know whom to cry for—was it for the past version of Lan Qingqing or for the tragic end that had befallen her? Taking a deep breath, her eyes reddened as she turned to Zong Zeyu, attempting to distract herself by talking to him. The coroner had mentioned that she had eaten well before her departure; perhaps that was a small comfort—leaving this world with a full stomach might have lightened her mood.
Zong Zeyu spoke up, suggesting that perhaps this ending was a form of relief for her. Tong Le remained silent. He reminded her that the skull bracelet found on Lan Qingqing was crucial evidence that could convict Ying Rong Xiao. Just moments ago, an officer had reported that Mo Kai Liang had identified someone from the recovery team wearing a logistics company uniform; that person had given up the leader of the recovery team to save himself.
Tong Le asked if the leader of the recovery team had identified Ying Rong Xiao. Zong Zeyu nodded, explaining that these individuals were eager to provide leads for self-preservation. The leader had also revealed another significant clue—he claimed to know the cleaning staff from Wan Zhang's villa community and said they were all hired thugs working for Ying Rong Xiao.
Tong Le frowned in shock. So, the cleaning staff member who was in the backyard cleaning leaves on the day Wan Zhang died was actually a hired thug for Ying Rong Xiao? Wan Zhang's death was orchestrated by Ying Rong Xiao!
Indeed, that female cleaning staff member had applied for the job months ago just to observe Wan Zhang and wait for an opportunity to act on Ying Rong Xiao's behalf. Her method of killing involved climbing over the wall from an area without surveillance in the backyard. Although the deadly syringe had yet to be found, it would likely surface soon; the police were acting swiftly and had already uncovered this series of suspects within just a few hours.
Tong Le suddenly remembered Jin Feng's phone. Had they located any suspects? They had indeed found it; the phone was intact and would be returned to Jin Zi Meng afterward as a memento.
Tong Le asked if the person who took Jin Feng's mobile was his murderer. Zong Zeyu shook his head, clarifying that while that person wasn't the killer, he was associated with them and could only provide limited information. He stated that the real murderer had been sent from elsewhere and vanished after completing Jin Feng's job. However, he admitted that he had intentionally thrown Jin Feng's body from the rooftop upon receiving orders.
Tong Le confirmed that both the person who killed Jin Feng and the one who disposed of his body were working for Ying Rong Xiao? They were all connected to Ying Rong Xiao; their orders to kill Jin Feng came from Ke Jie, who paid them off.
A chill ran through Tong Le as she thought about it—Ke Jie was truly the one who deserved to die! It should have been him lying here! The more she thought about it, the more resentful she became. What about Ke Jie? Was he still untraceable?
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