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Chapter 89 - 89 89 Someone Reported a Case!

89: Chapter 89: Someone Reported a Case!

89: Chapter 89: Someone Reported a Case!

Watching the two people leave, Bai Xiaochun finally let out a sigh of relief.

It was fortunate that he hadn’t been overheard.

If the two male officers knew that someone had kissed him and even touched his chest, that would have been a nightmare.

Tang Zhong, still with his mouth covered, reached out to pull Bai Xiaochun’s hand away, then said, “Officer, what’s the matter?”

“Cut the crap, come with me.

If you mention what just happened, I won’t let you off,” Bai Xiaochun said coldly.

“Oh, then I won’t mention it.

I’ll talk about something else, like, Officer, your hand really smells nice,” Tang Zhong said.

Bai Xiaochun had only walked a few steps when he heard this and clenched his fists together.

“If you spout more nonsense, I’ll make sure you look pitiful.”

“Ah!” Tang Zhong was taken aback, then muttered softly, “Looking pitiful isn’t something I’ll see, what’s there to be afraid of?”

But really, her hand did smell very nice.

The two entered the police station, which looked like a workplace, with many officers visible.

On the floor, there were several people with their heads in their hands, who looked like they had shifty eyes.

The officer next to them was scolding, “Tell the truth, tell us what you stole.”

The group with their heads in their hands didn’t move.

“So, they are thieves,” Tang Zhong thought to himself.

“What are you looking at, come here!” Bai Xiaochun turned her head and saw Tang Zhong actually had the nerve to look at others and called out.

“Officer, where are we going?

The interrogation of thieves is happening here, where are you taking me?” Tang Zhong asked in surprise.

“The interrogation room.

You are suspected of committing a serious offense; we must give you a thorough interrogation.”

At that moment, Bai Xiaochun had already reached an iron door, and with keys that had come from who knows where, she opened the door and said, “Come in.”

Tang Zhong looked around, turning his head to survey his surroundings.

It was his first visit to the police station, and he had never seen such a place before.

Although Tang Zhong had often assisted police officers with cases abroad and had seen many police officers, he had never actually seen the inside of a police station.

Seeing Tang Zhong like this, Bai Xiaochun thought to herself that this guy really had some nerve; he was caught breaking the law and still had the interest to look around: “Come here, no need to look anymore, you’ll be living here from now on.”

“No way, I have to go home.” Tang Zhong quickly followed Bai Xiaochun inside.

The room was very dim, just a square, with a yellow light bulb in the center, a table, and two chairs inside.

“Sit over there!” Bai Xiaochun pointed to the single chair and instructed.

Tang Zhong walked over and sat down directly.

Bai Xiaochun snapped the iron door shut, then sat across from Tang Zhong, holding a notebook and a pen in her hands and began to record.

Under the dim light, the atmosphere was particularly eerie.

“Name?” Bai Xiaochun asked.

“Tang Zhong!” Tang Zhong replied.

Bai Xiaochun looked up at Tang Zhong, then continued to write.

“Place of origin!”

“Xuan Country, Xuanjing City!” Tang Zhong replied.

Bai Xiaochun looked up again and asked, “You’re from Xuanjing City?”

“Sort of!” Tang Zhong thought for a moment, then replied.

Tang Zhong recalled a painful incident from his childhood, a sorrowful event that took place in Xuanjing City when he was very young.

“Is that so?

Was it really like that or not?” Bai Xiaochun asked coldly.

“I’d like to move on to the next topic,” Tang Zhong said coldly.

He had almost forgotten the painful incident and didn’t want to talk about it anymore.

Bai Xiaochun trembled upon hearing Tang Zhong’s words, feeling as if she was facing a wild beast at that moment.

His gaze instilled fear in her.

That’s not right, she thought.

She was the police officer; how could she let a mere suspect intimidate her?

“I advise you…

behave yourself.

This is a police station.

Don’t you know the mistakes you’ve made?” Bai Xiaochun said.

By now, Tang Zhong had calmed down.

He had been too agitated earlier, but since the incident was in the past, he didn’t want to bring it up anymore.

He had never wanted to return to the Tang Family for so many years, simply because of what had happened.

As for why he came back to Xuan Country to break off the engagement with Jiang Weiwei, it was due to the old man’s promise.

His grandfather had been very kind to him, and Tang Zhong remembered every word he said.

“I am well-behaved.

However, Officer, you’ve brought me here, but I haven’t committed any crime,” Tang Zhong said.

“Not committed any crime yet?

Someone has seen you commit indecent assault.

We already have a witness.

You have nothing to say.

Just confess the process of your crime,” Bai Xiaochun said.

“What I did was saving someone.

Do you understand?

I saved that person,” Tang Zhong insisted.

He was genuinely rescuing someone.

Without him, Feng Xiaoxiao would probably have been despoiled by the Crown Prince by now.

He had saved a girl who was about to fall from grace; how could that be a crime?

He obviously saved her.

“Saving someone…

You’re still being stubborn.

Just confess honestly, or don’t blame me for being heartless,” Bai Xiaochun said.

Now, she didn’t care what Tang Zhong said; with the man in her custody, she would not let him off easily.

Regarding the indecent assault, she didn’t believe he had done it, because she hadn’t smelled any distinct odor when entering the Kayleighon Hotel.

The supposed distinct odor was a man’s scent.

Bai Xiaochun had been a student and had taken biology classes, aware that the smell of sperm was unique.

Therefore, the likelihood of an indecent assault occurring was slim.

But Bai Xiaochun didn’t care; with Tang Zhong in her hands, she was determined to give him a hard time.

Tang Zhong was no fool, he retorted, “Officer, you don’t even have evidence; how can you be so sure?

Let me tell you, this time, you’ve really got it wrong!”

“Wrong, my foot.

Don’t blame me for not warning you.

Anyone who commits sexual assault, once in my hands, won’t have a good end, and you’re no exception!

The flower thief who once roamed across three provinces ended up in my hands, and I made sure he couldn’t even speak in the end.

Do you think you can do better?

It’s best to be honest,” Bai Xiaochun asserted.

“But I truly didn’t do anything.

Officer, don’t wrongly accuse a good person.

I’m really, really a good person,” Tang Zhong said, thinking to himself how difficult it was to be a good person nowadays!

It was then that Tang Zhong spotted the problem.

As an officer, how could she be so certain without evidence?

Something had to be amiss.

He studied Bai Xiaochun, his mind racing.

Eventually, he was convinced that this woman was bullying him.

Why would she want to bully him?

Tang Zhong was genuinely puzzled.

But thinking she can bully him?

No way.

Tang Zhong glared at Bai Xiaochun, ready to act if she went any further.

Bai Xiaochun glared back at him furiously.

He had the nerve to claim he was a good person when he had forced a kiss on a girl and touched her chest—a good person couldn’t possibly do that!

“Speak up, or you’ll learn what it’s like to anger me,” Bai Xiaochun threatened.

“I have nothing to say,” Tang Zhong replied.

Seeing Tang Zhong remain silent, Bai Xiaochun didn’t want to argue over this any longer.

She had to defend herself; she couldn’t let a man get away with forcing a kiss on her, so she said, “Well, let’s put the sexual assault aside for now and talk about something else.

Recently, someone reported you’ve repeatedly forced kisses on women and touched their breasts, behavior that’s characteristic of a pervert.

You need to explain that.”

At that, Tang Zhong was stunned.

When had he ever forced a kiss on someone?

But someone had filed a report— who could it be?

“Officer, you have to tell me who filed the report.

I’ve never done such a thing.

If you don’t believe me, have that person confront me!”