Gordon glanced back at Harley, not understanding why she was reacting so intensely. By all rights, she shouldn't have known Schiller.
Schiller smiled at Harley, but it did nothing to relax her. She merely stood behind Gordon, staring at Schiller with extreme vigilance. Schiller looked at Gordon and said helplessly, "It seems she doesn't like me very much. You'll have to ask her yourself."
Gordon turned around and bent down again, looking into Harley's eyes as he asked, "You said the murderer wore a mask. What kind of mask was it?"
Harley shook her head hard, pursing her lips without saying a word. At that moment, the head nurse came over and said, "No matter what, she's still just a child. After suffering such a terrible shock, she shouldn't still be here being questioned. She should take a hot bath and get some rest."
Gordon sighed softly. He didn't want to put too much pressure on Harley either, so he turned to the head nurse and said, "Of course, I understand, ma'am. But if we don't get to the bottom of this soon, the hospital will become even more chaotic."
"If Miss Quizer provides any clues later, please be sure to let me know." With that, Gordon stepped back two paces and let the other two nurses take Harley away.
Bruce stepped forward and asked Schiller about the hospital's rules and the doctors' habits, but gained nothing. Psychiatry Department doctors were unusual; they rarely participated in the hospital's regular operations, and their habits differed from those of other doctors. After a few questions, Bruce realized there had been absolutely no need to invite Schiller over today.
By now, he understood the whole serial killer routine quite well. If he had to evaluate this case, it would be: "Some technique, but