In the Interrogation Room, the Conservative Party Candidate's son shook his head. "I don't know. The project was completed and passed inspection. You say it was substandard, but I think you may have gotten something wrong."
That was one of the reasons he had dared to do this. As long as it was destroyed in time, no one could produce evidence if they claimed the project was substandard.
The construction company said its work was complete and up to standard.
The people responsible for verifying it had also said it passed inspection. Now, anyone who claimed it was substandard would have to produce evidence.
But the entire defensive fortification had been dismantled into chunks of stone and dumped in the suburbs. There was no substantial evidence to be found.
That was also why he had always insisted that he had not violated any laws or regulations—there was no evidence.
The agent in charge of the interrogation shook his head. "You graduated from a prestigious university?"
The young man looked up at him, a mocking smile appearing on his face. "You've definitely never attended university. Otherwise, you wouldn't have asked me that question."
What he meant was that if the agent had attended university, he would not have become a low-level agent in the Federal Bureau of Investigation and been assigned interrogation duty.
In this era, even though Lin Qi's University Alliance had reduced the value of a university education somewhat, university students were still university students.
Finding a decent job was easy.
Even if they joined the Federal Bureau of Investigation, they would not be assigned the major yet thankless responsibility of interrogation.
The interrogating agent smiled. "So you don't understand that some evidence is very difficult for you to destroy."
"The project you built wasn't small. Even if you