Indeed, they could be considered strangers who had only met a few times.
"I think..."
The woman spoke slowly.
"My mom probably misremembered."
The more she thought about it, the more the woman felt that was what had happened.
A lot of the time, there was no need to overcomplicate things.
That could very well just cause trouble.
"You know my mom's condition, too."
The woman smiled at Officer Li.
"I'm already surprised she remembered Student Xiao."
"Getting some details wrong..."
"I actually think that's normal."
Otherwise, she'd have to wonder... whether a miracle had happened to the old woman...
And restored her health...
Officer Li nodded slightly.
For now, this explanation seemed the most reasonable.
The discrepancies in the information were because the old woman had misremembered.
They hadn't mistaken the person.
The young man opened his mouth.
He wanted to say something.
But after hesitating several times, he closed it.
The old woman's family had apparently guessed who it was.
And they were sure of that guess.
He'd better not stir up trouble.
Anyway, he'd told them everything he knew.
He'd done what he was supposed to.
That was enough.
"Mom."
The woman's raised hand froze in midair.
She drew it back a little.
From last night until now, the old woman had rejected her twice when she reached out.
To be safe, she should convince the old woman first before reaching for her again.
"Mom, I know where the person you're looking for is."
The woman got straight to the point.
Just as expected.
The old woman immediately fixed her with a blazing gaze.
"Really?!"
"Really."
The woman nodded.
At first, she'd thought the old woman was looking for that unknown red one-eyed creature.
There was nothing she could do