Chapter 589: Actually, You

After watching Ju Jingyi run off, Chen Fan quickly returned to the room.

……

The next morning.

Chen Fan found Li Tian and Old Song and told them about the woman from last night.

Li Tian said: "Looks like we need to boost security for your accommodations—what if one day you get killed, we'll have to go pick up your corpses."

"Pfft. Old Li, that's not fair—you sound like you're actually hoping something happens to me."

Chen Fan said.

Old Song chuckled: "Old Li just wants to see whether you're the weak one—or those killers are."

Chen Fan said: "That goes without saying. Of course it's them who can't handle it—I can take them down with just a pen or a coin."

Chen Fan didn't dare say too much—he couldn't admit that a pen or a coin could kill them.

Li Tian was about to yell again and demand an investigation into this little fresh meat.

"Hahaha, then let's go check out Ma Shan's company next."

Old Song said.

Before leaving, Li Tian had Chen Fan take Liu Mengyan to Ma Yingying's interrogation room.

Inside the interrogation room.

Ma Yingying looked as sorrowful as yesterday; when she saw Chen Fan enter, she said: "What else do you want to ask? I've already said everything I know—I would never harm my father or my stepmother."

"If you still insist I'm the killer, then I have nothing more to say—just wait for my lawyer's letter."

Chen Fan sat down, and Liu Mengyan stood beside him; at Chen Fan's signal, Liu Mengyan said: "We're not here to interrogate you today—we're here to tell you that we found analgesic components in your stepmother's body, and she suffered from uterine inflammation."

"According to the autopsy, your stepmother had taken an overdose of analgesics at the time of death, rendering her insensate."

"But your father, Ma Shan, truly died from excessive blood loss."

After hearing this, Ma Yingying frowned and asked: "What's the point of telling me this? Are you asking me, as a daughter, to find the killer?"

Chen Fan then added: "No—I only want you to know that everything your father did for you, don't betray it."