Liu Weilu did this because she was obviously afraid that Uncle Xin would anger Chu Linchen. She could understand her mother's feelings of protecting her son.

Xin Sheng's concern for her was not surprising, but she didn't expect that Shen Mu would also call her.

She couldn't help but asked curiously: "Aunt Liu, is Dean Shen looking for me also because of Chu Linchen's affairs?"

When Shen Mu was mentioned, Liu Weilu had a strange expression, shook her head and said, "He didn't say anything about it. He just said that no matter how busy you are, don't forget what you promised him."

As he said that, he looked at Qin Shu curiously, "What did you promise him?"

Qin Shu thought for a moment, spread his hands helplessly, and said, "What he should be talking about is... inviting him to dinner."

"Have a meal?"

Liu Weilu became even more confused, but Qin Shu did not explain anymore.

After Chu Xu and Liu Weilu left, she dialed Xin Sheng's number.

"Uncle Xin, I'm sorry to call you so late. Aunt Liu said that you had something to tell me in person?"

Xin Sheng's rich voice came from the other end of the phone: "Well, I want to tell you that the investigation results of Mrs. Chu's matter have come out."

Upon hearing this, Qin Shu immediately sat up straight and his expression became a little calmer.

"Yes, who?"

She held the phone tightly and her tone was a little urgent.

But when he heard Xin Sheng's name, he was suddenly stunned.

"You are also familiar with this person. He is Aunt Ping from Bao'e's side."

"Aunt Ping? How could it be her?!"

Qin Shu was surprised subconsciously.

Xin Sheng seemed to have anticipated her reaction, and sighed in disappointment: "I didn't expect it to be her. But we found the same set of silver needles in her room, and there happened to be one missing in it. It was you who provided it." That silver needle. In addition, there is a medical book written by that old guy Shen Mu, which also describes the method of using silver needles to destroy the brain nerves."

"So, the evidence is conclusive?"

"Yes."

Hearing Xin Sheng's answer, Qin Shu frowned in confusion and asked, "What did Lu Mengping say? Did she admit it?"

"Yes." Xin Sheng said with a hint of solemnity in his tone, "Originally she wanted to get away with it, but after I had someone interrogate her, I finally revealed her motive and specific actions for murdering Mrs. Chu."

"It turned out that Mrs. Chu had scolded her in private when she was a guest, which made her resentful. Later, Mrs. Chu had a car accident, and when she went to visit with Bao'e, she had the idea of ​​revenge. While Bao'e I accidentally attacked Mrs. Chu secretly. According to her, she was obsessed with it at the time and wanted to try the method in the book to make Mrs. Chu paralyzed, but she did not expect such serious consequences. "

Xin Sheng's words were reasonable and well-founded, while Qin Shu listened silently, speechless.

Is the person who secretly assassinated Mrs. Chu really Lu Mengping?

Just because he was reprimanded in private, he would hold a grudge and kill him... Such a motive may sound far-fetched.

However, human nature is inherently complicated, and it is difficult to explain all kinds of grudges and grudges.
Chapter completed!