Supernatural Insight Eyes-Chapter 78 - 0076 be careful or I’ll spank your butt

78: 0076 be careful or I’ll spank your butt

78: 0076 be careful or I’ll spank your butt

Ruan Guotao and Wang Chenghu returned to Zhongshan City, and the news quickly spread among the bosses.

However, at this point, no one felt threatened by the two, as most corporate bosses didn’t take them seriously.

What they truly feared was Ge Yusheng alone.

Now that Ge Yusheng had died and the markets of Rongda had been divided up cleanly, getting them to relinquish their gains was a difficult task, and few would show any respect towards Ruan Guotao and Wang Chenghu.

In fact, on the second day of their arrival in Zhongshan City, they began restructuring the company.

Although their business acumen wasn’t on par with Ge Yusheng’s, they had controlled Rongda for many years and had an authoritative presence.

Hence, Rongda was only chaotic for a few days before it began to function orderly again; even the employees who had previously taken away the company’s equipment dutifully returned them and shamelessly stayed on to continue working.

Ruan Guotao had no time to deal with these issues.

His most pressing problem was how to reclaim the lost markets.

To this end, Ruan Guotao personally visited various company bosses, ultimately achieving absolutely no success and enduring much humiliation.

What angered Ruan Guotao the most was that even those who had nodded and bowed to him before now glared at him disdainfully and completely disregarded him.

Ruan Guotao angrily cursed that they were looking down on him and returned to the Rongda building.

He attributed all the humiliations he suffered to one person, Shen Tianlong!

He hated Shen Tianlong to death and speculated that the death of his older brother, Ge Yusheng, was very likely Shen Tianlong’s doing, as he had the strongest motive to kill.

Wang Chenghu was impulsive and, although ruthless, wasn’t as quick-thinking as Ruan Guotao.

Hearing Ruan Guotao’s analysis, he immediately wanted to confront Shen Tianlong.

Ruan Guotao stopped him, noting that it was not yet time for revenge.

They had just arrived in Zhongshan City, and the suspicion that they had attempted to assassinate Shen Tianlong previously had not been cleared.

If they went to confront Shen Tianlong now, their situation would worsen.

Now, Ruan Guotao had become the backbone of Rongda, and Wang Chenghu also looked to Ruan Guotao for leadership.

Rongda had once been a prominent group, and as the saying goes, a lean camel is bigger than a horse.

Ruan Guotao was confident he could restore Rongda to its former glory.

…

The death of Ge Yusheng had a significant impact, causing notable unrest in Zhongshan City’s market.

The mayor also ordered a thorough investigation into Ge Yusheng’s death, arguing that such an entrepreneur could not die in obscurity.

Regardless, the Rongda Group under Ge Yusheng’s control had generated considerable tax revenue for Zhongshan City.

Officially, the mayor still needed to posthumously honor Ge Yusheng’s reputation.

For this reason, finding Ge Yusheng’s killer became a top priority.

This responsibility naturally fell on the Zhongshan City Police.

The police acted overnight, securing the scene, collecting evidence, and searching for any clues left behind.

Lin Qiao’er had previously made a blunder by dragging every corporate boss to the police station, which greatly irritated Director Wang.

Now that the mayor had emphasized the importance of capturing the real culprit, the police paid extreme attention to the matter.

Lin Qiao’er voluntarily offered to be involved in the investigation again.

After much consideration, Director Wang entrusted this critical task to Lin Qiao’er.

Facing this urgent mission, Lin Qiao’er was full of fighting spirit, vowing to catch the killer.

Of course, Lin Qiao’er wasn’t the only one responsible for the case; she worked alongside several other officers.

The body of Ge Yusheng was returned to the police station, where it was given high importance due to the valuable clues it provided.

Lin Qiao’er listened to the clear clues from her subordinates and personally examined Ge Yusheng’s wounds, furrowing her brows.

“The cause of death was a fatal strike to the heart that happened instantly,” Lin Qiao’er commented.

“Looking at this wound, it’s no more than three centimeters, smooth, and clearly made by a sharp weapon.”

“Captain Lin is right, the victim was stabbed in the back with a sharp weapon that directly pierced his heart, causing instant cardiac arrest,” added the subordinate.

“Such precision could not have been the work of an ordinary person, of that we can be certain,” Lin Qiao’er mused to herself as she paced back and forth, analyzing all possible aspects of the killer.

“Compare this wound with the one on that mysterious corpse from before, see if there are any discoveries,” Lin Qiao’er ordered.

Her subordinates, somewhat intimidated by her, nodded quickly and complied.

Soon, a comparison report was placed in front of Lin Qiao’er.

She carefully scrutinized the differences between the two wounds.

Although slightly different, both were fatal from a single strike, yet the wounds were not the same.

Lin Qiao’er pondered for a while, guessing what the killer might look like, killing as if it were merely a game.

The knife wounds showed no signs of fear or trembling that might have altered the wound.

This also suggested that the murderer was an experienced individual who could coldly face everything, even taking human lives as easily as slaughtering chickens.

Suddenly, an idea flashed through Lin Qiao’er’s mind; a dagger swept before her eyes.

Was it her?

Lin Qiao’er remembered the night she encountered a girl in that villa, holding a dagger, showing no fear of her gun.

Could it be her?

At that time, Lin Qiao’er had suspected that the deeds of those suspicious individuals might be the work of that girl.

However, later, she had felt a pain in her head and fainted, waking up with no memory of what had occurred before.

But now, Lin Qiao’er faintly remembered.

She hurried out of her office, determined to find those five corpses from that night.

It wasn’t long before Lin Qiao’er arrived at the morgue, and with the help of several comrades, they opened the bag wrapping the corpse.

Lin Qiao’er, holding a flashlight, examined the wounds on it, comparing them to those on Ge Yusheng.

Those knife wounds…

Lin Qiao’er drove away quickly.

She already knew who the murderer was, but instead of telling the chief, she drove alone to that villa.

She wanted to meet that man.

Goddess Villa.

The doorbell rang and Niu Yinyin bounced over to open the door.

Seeing it was police officer Lin Qiao’er, Niu Yinyin exclaimed in surprise, “Oh, who are you looking for?” her eyes wide open, feeling the person in front of her looked familiar.

“Ye Qiu,” Lin Qiao’er said flatly.

As soon as they heard a woman was looking for Ye Qiu, both Shen Mengchen and Shangguan Hong turned their attention towards her.

Seeing it was Lin Qiao’er, they both frowned — why had she come again?

They were both puzzled.

“Ye Qiu, the police officer has come to see you again.

You haven’t gotten yourself into trouble again, have you?

Otherwise, why would she keep coming here?” Shen Mengchen said sarcastically, glancing towards Ye Qiu’s room.

Ye Qiu emerged from his room and was also stunned to see Lin Qiao’er.

What did she want?

“Is it convenient?

I’d like to talk to you,” Lin Qiao’er said.

Seeing the serious look on Lin Qiao’er’s face Ye Qiu lost all other thoughts and nodded, walking out of the villa with Lin Qiao’er.

This time, instead of driving to the pond above, they stopped at the roadside.

“Speak up, what do you want to talk about?” Ye Qiu was the first to speak.

Lin Qiao’er turned around and fixed her gaze on Ye Qiu, “I know who killed Ge Yusheng.”

“Oh!

Let’s hear it,” Ye Qiu responded indifferently.

“Where is that girl of yours?

I didn’t see her,” Lin Qiao’er replied, not answering directly but instead showing concern for Ye Zi’s whereabouts.

“Are you looking for her?” Ye Qiu asked.

“Ye Qiu, you are a smart man, and I, Lin Qiao’er, am no fool.

I remember what happened that day.

Those five assassins were killed by that girl, weren’t they?” Lin Qiao’er said flatly.

“You don’t have to say anything, because when I say this, I must have my evidence.

I’m just curious why a girl would kill someone.”

“Your injury previously was related to Ge Yusheng, wasn’t it?”

“In the end, she did it all for you, regardless of the law.”

“Ye Qiu, what kind of spell have you cast on that girl to make her risk everything to seek revenge for you?” Lin Qiao’er speculated.

“Or did she act on your instructions?”

Ye Qiu listened quietly to Lin Qiao’er’s words and smiled faintly, “Officer Lin, even if you dislike me, you don’t have to slander me.

Murder is illegal; why would I instruct someone to do such things?

Am I insane?”

“Hmph, Ye Qiu, stop pretending.

You are no ordinary person, although I haven’t found out yet.

But I believe you are not simple, and you also have some skills.

You are the mastermind behind this, right?” Lin Qiao’er wildly speculated, causing Ye Qiu to be caught between laughter and tears.

“Officer Lin, if you keep framing me like this, I am going to get angry,” Ye Qiu warned.

“Ye Qiu, you are such a pervert, and now you are getting angry?

Show me how angry you can get,” Lin Qiao’er said arrogantly, provoking him.

“Officer Lin, if you provoke me further, don’t blame me for being rude,” Ye Qiu warned.

“What could you possibly do to me?

Molest me?

Heh…” Lin Qiao’er scoffed coldly, not believing Ye Qiu would dare to go to such lengths.

“I won’t molest you, I just…” Ye Qiu suddenly moved, swiftly grabbing Lin Qiao’er by the waist.

Lin Qiao’er exclaimed in shock, “Ye Qiu, you pervert, what are you trying to do?”

Ye Qiu sneered, “What am I trying to do… heh, I’m not doing anything, nor will I molest you.

I’m merely going to spank you.”

With that, he smacked her hard on the buttocks.

Lin Qiao’er was stunned, her expression frozen for a moment.

Then, the outraged voice of Lin Qiao’er erupted.

“You scoundrel…”

Unfortunately, all that met her were more slaps, harshly smacking her buttocks, the painful and humiliating sensation making Lin Qiao’er roar in anger, the damnable Ye Qiu, so impolite, she must kill this ruthless jerk.