Standing in the dean's office, Lin Yu was indeed somewhat curious about what Fluoxetine was planning to do.
Inside the office, the young Fluoxetine opened the dean's drawer and pulled out some documents, contracts, and notes, as well as a cellphone.
She then spread them all across the desk and began searching through them carefully.
Lin Yu walked over. The documents seemed to be some kind of account books.
There was definitely something wrong with the account books, because all the records were written in coded language.
But Lin Yu did not know the background of the matter, nor did he know what the codes represented, so naturally, he could not see any specific clues.
However, although Lin Yu could not understand them, there was a professional commentator standing beside him.
So Lin Yu simply turned to the Information Lifeform version of Fluoxetine.
"What are these?"
Fluoxetine immediately answered, "Evidence that he illegally collected money and bribed people."
Lin Yu was shocked. "Didn't you say this dean was a good person?"
"Yeah. He merely took money from wealthy people to help them gain priority in adopting healthy and intelligent children. It's not like he dismembered the children in the orphanage and sold their organs. Doesn't that still count as being a good person?" Fluoxetine folded her arms. "Helping healthy and intelligent children enter wealthy families—isn't that a good thing? Anyone who could afford to bribe him must have been from a well-off family."
Lin Yu shook his head. "But those wealthy people might not have adopted the children out of kindness. Especially those who needed to pay extra money to adopt them—they seem even more suspicious."
Fluoxetine still did not care. "That's a risk that has to be taken. What good deed comes without any risk at all? Adoption is