Baby Serendipity: The Whole World Fell In Love With Me

Chapter 36: Chapter 35: He, Medicine of that Family Chapter 36: Chapter 35: He, Medicine of that Family A single sentence, and the internet went into an uproar.

“Hilarious, Su Mianmian the kid, clearly she pushed someone and still lied, now it can be proven that Su Mianmian’s medicine balls were the problem, right?”

“I suggest the police should just lock Su Mianmian up.”

“Seconded! The staff all said they saw it, what else do Su Chenfei and Su Mianmian have to say?”

Su Chenfei had just finished being questioned by the police and hurried over, picking up Mianmian immediately, “Little Auntie, what’s going on?”

Mianmian’s small face was full of confusion as she said in her milky voice, “Just now, Qin Hao called me over, so I came. Qin Hao showed me his assembled toy, and while I was looking at it, Qin Hao suddenly pushed Li Yang.”

“After pushing, Qin Hao took his toy and ran back, saying that it was me who pushed Li Yang. This uncle said the same, that it was Mianmian who pushed, but Mianmian didn’t push.”

“Seventh grandchild, Mianmian didn’t push anyone.”

The more she spoke, the more aggrieved Mianmian felt.

Just now, she said that Dafen told her Qin Tao had drugged Dafen, causing Dafen to nearly die, and some people didn’t believe her. Now, Li Yang got pushed by Qin Hao, and Qin Hao and the staff were saying it was her who pushed, and Little Bun couldn’t hold it in any longer, her eyes brimming with tears.

“It really wasn’t Mianmian… Mianmian isn’t a bad child who lies.”

She threw herself into Su Chenfei’s arms, tears streaming down continuously.

Su Chenfei felt extremely distressed, as he couldn’t believe his Little Auntie would push someone without reason. When the police were questioning him, he had seen that the atmosphere between Little Auntie, Gu Youyou, and Li Yang had been very good.

“Little Auntie, don’t cry, Seventh Grandchild believes you,” Su Chenfei comforted Mianmian.

“Ah, brother, it’s normal for little kids to quarrel and fuss, just now we also asked, and Little Auntie, oh, that’s Su Mianmian, she just wouldn’t admit it. Don’t be angry, Su Chenfei is my brother, whatever amount of money you want, I’ll help him compensate,” Qin Tao was still speaking to Li Gao.

The more Li Gao listened, the angrier he became.

Compensation? How can his son’s suffering be compensated?

Do city people think they’re impressive, wanting to settle things just by spending some money?

So, he walked up to Su Chenfei, “Since it was your child who pushed my child, I demand to push her once as well, that’s not too much, is it?”

While shedding tears, Mianmian tried to explain to Li Gao, “It wasn’t me who pushed, really, it was Qin Hao.”

After speaking, Mianmian reached into her small bag and pulled out a small bamboo tube, “This is medicine for activating blood and dispelling bruises, here, for Li Yang to use, Li Yang hurt.”

Little Bun’s speech was intermittent, clearly from crying too hard. She herself was pitiable and still worried about the pain from Li Yang’s wound on his head.

That’s when Qin Tao spoke up again, “Ah, Little Auntie, don’t just give out medicine like that, what if, like that sow, you also poison Li Yang?”

That statement made Li Gao’s face take on an even worse look, glaring furiously at Su Chenfei, “Come on, just say what you intend to do to resolve this.”

Su Chenfei’s face darkened, “It wasn’t my Little Auntie who did the pushing, we do not accept this.”

At that moment, a policeman happened to walk over, “Su Chenfei, right? Su Mianmian is your child. We understand the whole situation now, and we would like to check what ingredients are in Su Mianmian’s medicine pills, you don’t mind us taking a look, do you?”

It was a reasonable request.

The policeman had to investigate the case, so Li Gao had to step back for the time being.

Listening obediently, Mianmian took out two medicine pills from her small bag in batches, “This is the Smooth Delivery Pill I gave to Dafen the first time. This is a Detoxifying Pill, they are not poisonous.”

The policeman sniffed the two medicine pills under his nose and felt the fragrance was no issue, then said, “This still doesn’t prove you fed these two types of pills to the pig. Let’s open the bag and have a look.”

Hearing the policeman uncle wanting to check her bag, Mianmian was somewhat reluctant.

Her mother had told her not to show her small bag to outsiders.

Because the bag was connected to the Warehouse in the mountains, many things were actually taken out from the Warehouse. If it were to be checked, people from the foot of the mountain would notice something unusual.

But now that it was the policeman uncle wanting to check, her big cousin had said that, in the world below the mountains, policeman uncles were the people who upheld justice.

Mianmian hesitated for a moment but still handed the small bag over to the policeman.

The policeman placed the small bag on the chair and took out everything inside. Mostly, there were small trinkets, and there was also a white Purification Vase.

Besides these, there were no other pills.

They returned the small bag to Mianmian and placed the two pills into a transparent bag, “We’ll take the components of these two pills back for investigation. Once we’ve determined what they’re made of, we’ll inform you of the results.”

Su Chenfei was somewhat annoyed.

Taking his Little Auntie’s things and just going back like this, didn’t that imply she was the one with the problem? If they manipulated something on the pills, couldn’t they directly charge her?

“You can’t leave yet,” Su Chenfei said, frowning. His mind worked rapidly before he spoke calmly and collectedly, “Even in a court of law, there needs to be argument from both sides. Right now, it’s not certain whether my Little Auntie’s medicine has an issue, meaning there’s still the possibility someone else poisoned. As policemen, you should go to the scene and investigate more thoroughly.”

“And Director Hu, could you give me the mobile phone? If the police handle cases with this level of competence here, I have the right to hire a lawyer for my Little Auntie.”

The two young policemen were stunned and felt that Su Chenfei was making sense and sincerely apologized, “Sir, you are right. It’s our fault, we really can’t rule out other possibilities at this point.”

Mainly because they received many police reports from a nearby village last night claiming that chickens, ducks, and geese had mysteriously died. The experienced officers had all been dispatched, and they had just been assigned to this case. After completing everyone’s statements, they jumped to conclusions, thinking the child feeding the animals was suspicious and admittedly hadn’t considered everything fully.

Now that they had to investigate carefully again, they couldn’t make any more mistakes, especially since this was being live-streamed.

So, the group headed back to the pigsty.

“Should we collect the pig feed?” Su Chenfei said directly, “Otherwise, how can we determine what the poison is?”

One of the policemen went and put some of the pig feed into a transparent bag as well.

Su Chenfei continued, “Maybe the perpetrator used a stirring ladle to mix the feed, which would have fingerprints on it. You should take that back for investigation too.”

[Has Su Chenfei started thinking of himself as a detective? Now he’s even directing the policemen.]
[Guys, don’t be like that. To be fair, Su Chenfei is not wrong, these things really do need to be considered in an investigation.]
“The most common toxic substance in a farmhouse is pesticide,” Su Chenfei added, “It’s also very necessary to ask who’s missing any pesticide.”

This was another breakthrough point.

So, apart from taking the stirring ladle, the police began to investigate at each household.

Qin Tao sneered on the side.

The medicine bottle was taken from Li Gao’s house, and he didn’t know why Li Gao had hoarded so much of it. It must have been stored for quite a while; there was a thick layer of dust on it.

He didn’t believe that Li Gao could remember exactly how many bottles of pesticide he had.

The police indeed went to Li Gao’s house first.

Because they were checking for pesticides, Li Gao took them straight to the place where he stored his pesticides, which was a cabinet on the living room wall. A few small bottles of pesticides were stacked neatly with dust on top, they did not look like they had been moved.

“Do you remember how many bottles there were?” the policeman asked Li Gao.

Li Gao shook his head, “I don’t remember, I’ve used two bottles, and the bottles are still there.”

As he finished speaking, Li Yang suddenly said next to him, “Ex, expiration.”

Li Yang struggled to articulate, completed his words, then ran back to his room and brought out a small box. The box was a delivery package containing many drawings.

He took out all the drawings, pulled out an invoice from inside and said, “Dad, the pesticide is expired.”

Li Gao was extremely shocked to hear his son speak.

“Yangyang, you’re talking?”

Li Yang didn’t look at Li Gao but pointed at Qin Tao, his speech unclear as he continued, “I saw him, he took our medicine.”