365-Day Trial Marriage With Hunk: Wife's A Little Wild-Chapter 216 - : No One Believes Her Words

Chapter 216: Chapter 216: No One Believes Her Words

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She held herself tightly, mumbling.

Fico City Central Hospital.

Intensive care unit.

“Boss, there’s news from the police station.” The special assistant, dressed in sterile clothes, quickly entered the ward and approached Jin Chenye.

“Speak.”

Jin Chenye’s handsome face was full of coldness.

His hands clutched Jin Lan’s hand tightly. Jin Lan lay quietly on the hospital bed, her face devoid of color.

Needles were filled in the back of her hand, and the room was filled with the beep of various machines, besides the sounds of breathing.

His mother, who was perfectly well before he left and who he had asked to take care of herself, had turned into a vegetable. Nobody could accept this.

Let alone Jin Chenye, who was raised single-handedly by Jin Lan since childhood.

His warm brown eyes were filled with red threads, and the black pupils were filled with a hint of a bloodthirsty coldness.

“According to the reconstruction of the scene, the police speculated that Madam Jin was hit hard on her knee and then fell, and as for Miss Meng, the knife into her back was stabbed at a 90-degree angle. She couldn’t have done it herself. The fingerprint on the knife handle has been confirmed to be Miss Qin’s, and so is the footprint on Madam Jin’s knee.”

“What did she say in her statement?”

Jin Chenye’s eyes tightened, he loosened his grip on Jin Lan’s hand, and turned to look at the special assistant. His eyes were frightening.

“Miss Qin denies it,” the special assistant cleared his throat, “Miss Qin only admits to kicking Madam Jin’s knee, but Madam Jin did not fall then; Miss Qin also said…”

“That it was Miss Meng who killed Madam Jin, and that Madam Jin fell only because she was startled after realizing that she had killed someone.” The special assistant finished speaking with a heavy tone.

“The police won’t believe it, because I don’t either.” Jin Chenye chuckled coldly, his smile filled with bitterness.

He was aware of how much Qin Youxuan hated his mother, and even him.

She had too many reasons to get rid of them.

Saying that Jin Lan stabbed Meng Ziqi and then fell from fright, probably no one would believe it.

On the contrary, it was more plausible that Qin Youxuan wanted to kill Jin Lan, and in the process, Meng Ziqi got hurt by the knife, but Qin Youxuan still pushed Jin Lan off the building.

“The prosecutor’s office is preparing to charge Miss Qin with deliberate homicide. The evidence collected at the scene is very unfavorable to Miss Qin, and with the interference from the Meng family…the possibility of Miss Qin being convicted is high.”

Meng Ziqi is Miss Meng of the Meng family and Sir Meng’s cherished daughter.

As soon as they learned that Meng Ziqi was in danger and her life was hanging by a thread, the Meng family immediately made a fuss about the matter.

Not only the hospital but also the police station was affected.

Qin Mo was the first to appease them, but they insisted without any doubt that it was Qin Youxuan who harmed Meng Ziqi and demanded her life.

News about the Qin family involved in a homicide case is now constant, and it’s not looking good.

If they offended the Meng family at this point, it would be even more challenging to move forward.

“Boss, about this matter…”

“Let the police handle it.” Jin Chenye suddenly spoke up, his voice piercingly cold.

On one side is the mother who raised him, and on the other side is the woman he loves. No matter who he helps, he won’t be able to justify it to himself.

The only thing he could do was to stand by and watch.

“Boss, I feel that Miss Qin is not that irrational. Something is suspicious about this matter.”

“I don’t believe it either, but the fact that she hates me, hates my mother….” Jin Chenye’s gaze slowly moved onto Jin Lan’s face. Seeing her lying there silently, his heart ached profoundly.