They knew there was something wrong with Li Jingtai, but they had no evidence.
Even the one thing they did know—that he had concealed his true identity by borrowing someone else's—was something they could do nothing about.
In the end, a relatively rational veteran officer nodded and said, "You may leave."
Su Qiao nodded at him. "If you need our cooperation with anything, just come to us again. As law-abiding citizens, we'll be happy to cooperate."
The veteran officer gave a slight nod. "Thank you."
After leaving the police station, Li Jingtai quietly took Su Qiao's hand. A teasing smile tugged at the corners of his mouth. "What are we doing?"
Su Qiao turned and cast him a cool glance. "We left early today, so I haven't had time to practice my punches."
Li Jingtai's expression stiffened. He hurriedly turned to her with a fawning smile. "Xiao Qiao, let's go surfing at the beach today! Then we can eat seafood at one of the seaside restaurants."
Su Qiao blinked. "Surfing?"
It seemed she hadn't tried that before.
But...
He wouldn't get away that easily.
She curved her lips and gave him a sidelong glance, her eyes and brows full of allure.
"Sure. I happened to buy a really beautiful bikini last time, but I haven't had a chance to wear it yet."
A scene suddenly surfaced in Li Jingtai's mind: Su Qiao's devilishly curvaceous figure under the sun, watched hungrily by countless people.
He looked up at the sky and hurriedly said, "The weather's a little overcast today. It might rain later, so we'd better not go surfing. It could be dangerous."
"Besides, the chefs at those seafood restaurants by the beach probably can't cook as well as I can. Why don't we buy some seafood and go home to