All they needed to do was make predictions about the various possibilities based on the information they had, then verify or eliminate them one by one.
Su Qiao nodded, accepting his point.
"I have a feeling that the Headless Female Corpse Case is connected in some way to Ding Peixin's disappearance."
"Sun Zhihao and Gu Xue are both rather suspicious. And Sun Zhihao's neighbor, Auntie Li, also seems to be hiding something."
Du Muhan paused in the middle of chewing, then continued eating unhurriedly. "You're excellent. Trust your instincts."
Su Qiao raised an eyebrow. "Someone like you admitting that someone else is excellent? That's a surprise."
Du Muhan's lips curled up, revealing two charming dimples as he broke into a smile capable of melting even ice. "You'll have plenty more opportunities to be surprised in the future."
"I'll wait and see!" She was determined to find out how many other unexpected strengths this man had.
"I do trust my instincts. However, psychological profilers aren't taken very seriously in the country right now, so at present, all I can do is write down some of my deductions and hand them over to the others. What they do with them will be up to them."
Su Qiao felt it was a pity, but there was nothing she could do about it.
Perhaps what she needed to do now was continue enriching her knowledge in this field so that she could produce more concrete reasoning to support her deductions.
"Just do what you're supposed to do." Du Muhan had always focused on doing his own work and living his own life. He never concerned himself too much with other people or things.
"Mm." For now, that was all she could do.
The next day was Monday, and Su Qiao went to work with