The police contacted Lin Xingye again later, because Li Hanwen had asked to see him one more time.
He agreed.
Li Hanwen looked even more deranged, like an outright lunatic. "Lin Xingye, I'm telling you, even without me, you're still going to suffer!"
"One day! You're going to die! I'm just a nobody working for 'him.' You're dead!"
Lin Xingye looked at him calmly, almost laughing aloud. "If someone like you can work for him, he can't be all that impressive either."
[Buddy, have some preserved plums. You'll need the energy for sewing-machine duty in prison.]
Then he stood up and left without hesitation.
In his previous life, Li Hanwen had caused Xu Chen to go to prison. Now he could wait to pay for his sins.
Lin Xingye wouldn't let him die that easily.
He had to suffer every possible torment before going to hell.
When Li Hanwen committed the murder, he hadn't disposed of the evidence thoroughly. After comparing the evidence and examining the source of the scar on his face, the police found that it matched the pattern on the weapon that had killed Huzi.
That all but confirmed their suspicions.
As for who had painted the picture, Li Hanwen hadn't admitted to it.
He also refused to say why he had killed Huzi. All they could establish was that his goal had been to frame Lin Xingye.
As for the person behind him, the police suspected the "Mr. Qin" mentioned earlier.
But Lin Xingye knew that person wasn't Mr. Qin, much less Qin Ke. Anyone who went to extraordinary lengths to take everything he had could be considered "him."
The police immediately announced the results of the investigation. Countless people shared the image, which declared in large, bold print that he, Lin Xingye, was innocent.
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