She had read their files and heard many people's opinions of them.
These were not just a handful of people, nor were their views one-sided.
From Commander Jiang to Lei Ming, Gu Zheng, Han Xiao, Chen Liang, and finally Lin Huiping.
Their assessments and accounts were all consistent.
Through what they said, she had gained a particularly vivid understanding of Tian Yingxue.
She had been a warm, kind young woman with a heart full of love.
Everyone admired them! Mourned them! And missed them!
The eldest Zhou brother's family had been a standard to rally around in life, and a monument after their sacrifice.
But what about Zhou Yuanhang?
Why had the remaining questions in such a major case all ended up pointing to Zhou Yuanhang?
Song Ning had never let go of her suspicions of Zhou Yuanhang, yet she remained deeply conflicted...
What was his motive?
Why would he do this?
When they left the Jiang Family home, Lin Huiping held on to Song Ning's hand, unwilling to let go.
Song Ning assured her again and again, "Don't worry! Trust me! Teacher Jiang will definitely make something of himself! And he'll definitely bring you home a daughter-in-law!"
Only then did Lin Huiping reluctantly let her leave.
At Song Ning's request, Gu Zheng took her straight back to his office in the military district.
They sat beside the desk, took out a stack of blank paper, and exchanged a look.
Gu Zheng said, "Things have been rather hectic lately. Shall we go over the questions that have come up recently?"
"All right!" Song Ning picked up a pen. "Let's start with the earlier ones!"
First, she wrote down a "1."
"First question: in his last words, that elderly man mentioned 'Tian' and 'Miss Song'-meaning Songnian Alley. What exactly was