I was called to the old chief's office, but he wasn't there.
Chen Yihan was sitting in the office.
With no outsiders around, I told Chen Yihan what I'd discovered.
Our top priority now was to catch that ghost.
Chen Yihan was decisive, too. As soon as I started explaining, he immediately rushed out of the office.
The small conference room was nearby.
Chen Yihan's actions took the few officers in the corridor slightly by surprise.
He pushed open the small conference room door and went straight in, with me right behind him. The officers who had gathered followed me.
Chen Yihan didn't stop, so he didn't block my view.
But whether he blocked my view no longer mattered.
I didn't sense any yin energy inside.
The two officers in the room and a colleague from the demolition office were all taken aback. They stared at us in confusion.
Chen Yihan glanced at me.
I looked around, confirming once more that the ghost had fled. I couldn't help feeling disappointed.
"Director."
"How did the questioning go?" Chen Yihan's question left them confused.
The two officers gave vague answers. Of course they hadn't managed to find anything out. Jiang You's death had nothing to do with anyone from the demolition office.
Still, the situation couldn't help but make people question the police's ability to do their jobs.
In a case full of suspicious details like this, if they couldn't find any leads, all they could do was attribute Jiang You's strange suicide to a sudden psychotic break.
That was obviously not a conclusion the public would accept.
Director Chen Yihan was right there, personally looking into the case because he took it very seriously. The officers in front of me all wanted to solve it properly.
Listening to them rack their