Chapter 1116: Chapter 552: Making Full Use? Impersonation
"In that case, you’re coming with us."
She’d only just heard that Luo Fei was going to take her away.
Huang Feifei couldn’t help but shudder all over.
"Mr. Luo, when you say ’come with you’... where are we going?"
"Do you even need to ask? Of course we’re going to have a little talk."
Luo Fei shot her a glance, looking a bit amused.
Although Huang Feifei was reluctant, she could only agree.
"All right then, I’ll do as Mr. Luo says."
She looked like she wanted to say something but held it back.
Her expression was rather complicated.
Luo Fei only smiled it off.
"Ms. Huang, we don’t have any other agenda. We just want to hear more from you about Ruan Shaomei. You know what happened. She met with an accident recently. So we’re very concerned about the matter and hope to find out exactly what went on."
Even though that was what Luo Fei said,
Huang Feifei still swallowed hard and looked a little embarrassed.
"Mr. Luo, I know you want to understand the case better so you can help more ordinary people, but even the officers before already said it—Ruan Shaomei died in an accident. We’re just ordinary people, so naturally we also think it was just an accident."
But seeing her hesitate like that,
Luo Fei couldn’t help but shake his head with a faint smile.
"Ms. Huang, if your lying skills were just a bit better, I might almost believe you. But unfortunately, what you’re saying really isn’t very convincing."
Seeing Luo Fei arch his brow in mild amusement,
Huang Feifei answered seriously,
"No, officer, everything I said is absolutely true. Why would I need to lie?"
"You not lying doesn’t mean you have nothing to say. It just means there are things you think are better buried in your stomach, so you didn’t say them out loud."
Luo Fei’s tone was dead serious. That made Huang Feifei shudder all over.
Because she had never expected
that her little thoughts were all seen through by Luo Fei.
"Mr. Luo, I can provide you with some clues, and I can also tell you some of my own guesses. But you have to promise you won’t repeat any of this to anyone."
Watching her eyes dart around,
Luo Fei just found it a bit funny.
"Ms. Huang, don’t worry. As long as you’re willing to explain to us what happened, we won’t make things hard for you. And who knows, we might even award you an ’Outstanding Courageous Citizen’ honor."
By nature, Huang Feifei was the type who easily got carried away.
Now that she heard Luo Fei talk about rewarding her,
she instantly lost herself a little,
and quickly waved her hands.
"Mr. Luo, you flatter me. I just think this: Ruan Shaomei had already made quite a lot of enemies before. So it’s entirely possible she provoked someone she shouldn’t have, made them jealous to the point their eyes went red."
Huang Feifei’s analysis
made something click for Luo Fei.
But Ji Bing, standing to the side, was a bit surprised.
"That doesn’t sound right. Normally, isn’t it the big streamers who openly and secretly fight each other, trading blows back and forth?"
"How come even these small-time streamers have that kind of thing going on?"
Ji Bing spoke with obvious surprise.
Huang Feifei, however, answered earnestly,
"Officer Ji, that’s where you don’t get it. No matter what level a streamer is, there’s always competition. The difference is just whether it’s out in the open or behind the scenes."
"So it’s nothing strange at all. Hardly counts as anything unusual."
Hearing the direction she was steering toward,
Luo Fei nodded.
"Ms. Huang, so based on your insight, who do you think could have done something like this?"
Seeing Luo Fei looking at her with some expectation,
Huang Feifei just rolled her eyes,
and didn’t take the bait.
"Mr. Luo, I don’t dare make random assertions on that. After all, Ruan Shaomei had crazy hardcore fans—that’s one thing."
"Second, there are a lot of streamers with follower counts similar to hers, but they lag behind her in both reputation and popularity. So even if someone did stir up trouble, that would still be totally within reason, right?"
Catching her drift,
Luo Fei nodded as well.
"Listening to you, it does sound somewhat reasonable."
"In that case, why don’t you write down the few people you suspect and give me a list. I’ll conduct an in-depth investigation later. How does that sound to you, Ms. Huang?"
When Luo Fei主动提出这个请求,
Ms. Huang hesitated.
"Officer, is... is that really okay?"
"If those people find out later that I was the one who handed over their personal info to the police, I’m afraid they’ll come after me for payback..."
As she spoke, Huang Feifei’s eyes kept dodging.
Luo Fei just smiled.
"Ms. Huang, you can rest assured on that point. Our police absolutely support and protect informants who provide clues."
Luo Fei spoke with utter seriousness.
But Huang Feifei was still worried.
"Mr. Luo, then we have to be clear about this."
"If I tell you who might have had a grudge with Ruan Shaomei, you cannot reveal my information to those people."
"Also, whatever the final result of the investigation is, it has nothing to do with me. I don’t need to be responsible for what I said."
Huang Feifei was calculating every angle.
Her little speech actually made Luo Fei laugh.
"Ms. Huang, you really are something."
"You’re an adult. Being responsible for what you say is as natural as the sunrise."
"Besides, even if we don’t disclose your info to the suspects, they can still guess it. It’ll clearly be someone very familiar with Ruan Shaomei who also knows all kinds of issues in her work, someone who talked to the police. And apart from you, there doesn’t really seem to be anyone else who fits that description."
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