Mated at First Sight
Chapter 576 - 387: Mu Lin is Interrogated (First Update)_2

Chapter 576: Chapter 387: Mu Lin is Interrogated (First Update)_2

She lost to her once again.

Her fist clenched tightly, her face gloomy to the extreme.

...

It was Mu Lin’s first time experiencing and realizing why police officers always like to arrive after everything has already settled.

As she was handing over the room card to the receptionist, the police finally arrived, but by then, everything that had happened here was already over.

Whether it was in Ming City or B City, Mu Lin got along quite well with her colleagues at the police station (or maybe that was because she tended to emotionally torture them in a good way). She admired them for being extremely dedicated to their work.

It seems that C Province is indeed different from other places and needs to be strengthened.

Therefore, Mu Lin, who had a particularly connection with the police, was brought to the police station for the first time and ended up in the seat of the person being questioned.

This was indeed a good experience. Of course, also brought in was Mi Zheng, who had been sticking to her ’through thick and thin.’ He was currently being interrogated in another room. After all, they were the "parties involved."

Or perhaps to put it nicely, they were cooperating, and they were asked to cooperate with the investigation.

"Name?"

"Mu Lin."

"Occupation?"

"Doctor." The interrogator looked at her with surprise, apparently not believing her. After a pause, he continued to ask, "Why were you there?"

With a small smile, she said: "I live there, so of course I was there." Mu Lin discovered that formal interrogations usually begin with pointless questions.

She, on the other hand, preferred to get straight to the point.

"What is your relationship with the man just now?" The man glanced at Mu Lin before asking.

Mu Lin replied, "A stranger." That was an absolute truth.

The interrogator frowned, "would a stranger bother to follow you and testify for you?" He didn’t believe it, especially since they were both parties involved.

"It’s probably because I’m quite attractive." Mu Lin told another absolute truth. But to the person conducting the interrogation, it sounded like a bold provocation, especially... to a woman.

The person recording the interrogation, infuriated, slammed the table, "Speak properly!" Looking at Mu Lin’s innocent face, she was very displeased.

Mu Lin broke into a laugh, "Officer, how have I been disrespectful? I have been completely cooperative with you all, haven’t I?" she asked innocently.

Another male officer, in charge of the questioning, slightly pressed the female officer who was recording the interrogation, signalling her to quiet down. He then continued to look at Mu Lin, "We have received testimony, and all the people who experienced this incident in the hotel have the same statement. Those people, their target was you."

Mu Lin nodded in agreement. The officer was surprised that she admitted it so quickly, he thought he would have to talk more.

"Do you know who they are?" The interrogator stared at Mu Lin, waiting for her answer.

"I know." How could she not know? They were quite familiar with each other.

"Who are they?" The interrogator asked hurriedly.

Mu Lin looked at them, "Even if I told you, you probably wouldn’t be able to do anything to them." She didn’t look down on them. Tang Qishan had told her that in C Province, that organization was a powerful entity no one dared to offend.

She wasn’t sure what relationship they had with those people, or whether they dared to offend them.

After all, if they were not careful, they could lose their lives at any moment.

As expected, at the next moment...

With a "slap," Mu Lin frowned and subconsciously touched her ears; if this kept happening, and something happened to her ears, she would have to ask them to treat her properly.

"Speak quickly."

Whether it was because Mu Lin was too beautiful, or too ... smug, at least in the eyes of this female officer, Mu Lin seemed to be smug at this moment, and was not cooperative in their investigation.

If possible, she really wanted to lock her up for a night, to ensure she would cooperate properly the next day.

"I’m scared, I forget." Mu Lin leaned back in her chair, she was cooperating fully with their investigation, but they instead threatened her, which made it quite interesting.

"You..." The female officer was so angry she wanted to fight with Mu Lin.

"Why is a woman making things difficult for another woman? Officer, I don’t think I’ve offended you in any way." Her indifferent gaze rested on the female officer, the corners of her mouth showing a hint of self-satisfaction, "or have you forgotten that I am... the victim?"

Necessarily, did she need to stick a label that says ’victim’ on her forehead to remind them?

"What..." She was about to say ’what victim,’ but before she could even say it, she was reprimanded by a police officer sitting beside her, "If you interrupt again, you can leave."

The female officer pursed her lips, her gaze filled with even more dislike for Mu Lin.

Mu Lin indicated, she didn’t think she had offended her. Sometimes, it felt mystifying to be disliked - she hadn’t said a word yet, but she was already disliked, and even labelled, and she felt wronged.

"Miss Mu, I apologize." Another officer apologized to Mu Lin, then returned to the topic. "Miss Mu, no matter what, we hope you can cooperate with our investigation, so we can quickly find the murderer and prevent others from being harmed."

"Miss Mu, do you really know those people? Why are they trying to kill you?"