After getting the clues he wanted, Ye Xiao immediately arranged for someone to make a secret code for the joint and prepared to arrest him in three days.

Ye Xiao was not at ease these three days and had been conducting a review. Fu Shaoqing sent the information from the Fu family.

Fu Shaoqing did not find out the life experience of the housekeeper, and when he returned to Nanjiang, he immediately arranged someone to investigate the home address of the old director of the orphanage. The investigation result was that the old director died of illness a year ago.

The clue is broken?

Fu Shaoqing contacted the old dean's family and successfully confirmed the meeting place with the old dean's son on the grounds of finding information about an orphan who had lived in an orphanage.

The meeting place was the house where the old dean lived during his lifetime, which was located on the edge of the city and was in the rural area.

The blue-gray stone brick tile house has been a bit old, the exterior walls are mottled and worn, the wooden doors are painted off, and the smell of old age is revealed. The yard is clean and tidy, and it seems that people often come to clean it.

Fu Shaoqing came alone, and the old dean's son had already waited for him in advance.

The old dean's son introduced himself and his name was Li Jianguo.

He is a middle-aged man in his forties and fifties. He is wearing a washed white plaid shirt, tall and thin, with thick glasses, and a little bald. The information Fu Shaoqing investigated said that he was a university teacher.

Li Jianguo was not humble when facing Fu Shaoqing, and seemed not to care or be afraid of Fu Shaoqing's identity.

Ask Fu Shaoqing to enter the room and search for some information about the old dean during his lifetime.

Except for the old dean who worked in the orphanage, his family did not have the orphanage work experience and could not provide Fu Shaoqing with more information about the orphanage.

Li Jianguo only remembered that his father had handwritten some materials before his death, which might be helpful to Fu Shaoqing. When searching for the old dean's relics, Fu Shaoqing unexpectedly saw the old dean's photo album.

Li Jianguo told him that this was a photo of the old dean and orphans of all generations.

Upon hearing this, Fu Shaoqing's black eyes lit up.

Opening the thick album, old black and white photos came into your eyes.

"This is when my father was young." Li Jianguo pointed to one of the photos, a tall and thin man with a tall and thin appearance.

Fu Shaoqing lowered his eyes and looked through the album. The first few photos were all single photos of the old dean when he was young. After looking through two or three pages, the photos changed from black and white to color.

The people who appeared in the album also changed from one person to multiple people, most of whom took photos with children, and the children were about a few years old to teenagers. Fu Shaoqing was temporarily unable to tell who was the housekeeper from the child's figure.

Li Jianguo told him that the photo album had the shooting date and the child's name on the back.

Fu Shaoqing took out a photo and turned it over the back. He wrote the name of each child in square small characters with strokes and strokes.

He simply borrowed all the albums together and prepared to go back and search carefully.

Li Jianguo generously agreed and pulled out five photo albums from the drawer one by one, and handed them to Fu Shaoqing in a thick stack together with the relevant information found for the orphanage.

Fu Shaoqing returned to the villa with a bunch of things, flirted with food and sleep, and compared the photos and the names after the photos. He unexpectedly found that there was no name of the butler in them!

The butler admitted that he had lived in an orphanage. According to the butler's age, the old dean was still in office at that time, so why didn't he take photos as a souvenir?

He will not be found unless he has never lived in an orphanage at all, or has changed his name.
Chapter completed!