"I had my doubts too, but aside from the lead on Zhou Tiannan, Zhou Bin was indeed the prime suspect. And I saw him that day. When you went looking for him, he vanished. That could only mean one thing: he had to be the murderer. Besides, you still haven't heard anything from him, right?" Lin Chen said.
"No. We've been watching since yesterday. Our people went there twice, but Zhou Bin never returned."
"Heh, see? He went out to buy something, and after we went looking for him, he never came back. If that isn't fleeing out of guilt, what is?" Lin Chen said.
"True, but we have no evidence right now, only suspicions. If he doesn't show up, we can't issue a warrant. Everything requires evidence. The police can only search everywhere. Once we find Zhou Bin, the truth will come out. It's just that this guy is too good at hiding," Huang Jiang said gloomily.
"It's not that he's good at hiding. He has a way to travel back and forth from his dorm without appearing on any route," Lin Chen said.
"Oh?"
Huang Jiang was somewhat confused. By then, they had arrived at the entrance of the Ocean Grand Hotel. The hotel had been temporarily sealed off, with several officers standing at the entrance and preventing anyone else from entering or leaving.
When an officer saw Huang Jiang arrive, he hurried over and said, "Reporting, Captain. The hotel owner asked when the lockdown would be lifted. They said they need to open for business. They can't stop running their business just because one person died."
"Give them another two hours. Open it at one this afternoon," Huang Jiang said.
"Yes, sir."
The officer turned and left, clearly going to relay the message.
After getting out of