This is absurd! This is horrible!

“Yes, Uncle.” Su Tang’s tone was very certain. “My father had actually noticed some clues before he died, but he was killed by them before he could collect conclusive evidence.”

She also told Lin Wenbo about her father's letter mentioning that Su Dongcheng was an enemy agent.

Lin Wenbo felt a buzzing sound in his head, as if he had been hit hard by a heavy hammer.

He slumped into a chair, his forehead beaded with cold sweat.

He had been a police officer for many years and had handled many cases, both big and small, but this was the first time he had ever encountered a case involving treason and espionage!

This is far beyond the scope of his authority as a mere section chief in a municipal public security bureau!

He picked up the notebook and carefully flipped through it page by page, his expression growing increasingly solemn.

The only sounds in the room were the rustling of papers turning and Lin Wenbo's increasingly heavy breathing.

After a long while, he finally let out a long breath, his eyes becoming unusually sharp and determined.

"Tangtang, you...you've done a great job!"

Lin Wenbo's voice carried a hint of barely suppressed excitement.

"This Su Dongcheng is too well hidden! If it weren't for you, we don't know how much longer we would have been kept in the dark! We don't know how much more loss the country would have suffered because of this!"

He looked at Su Tang with a complicated expression.

This niece seems to have undergone a complete transformation since Su Henian's accident.

Calm, decisive, meticulous, and even possessing a mysterious quality that he himself could not quite fathom.

"How did you come up with the idea of ​​searching for these things? How did you know about that small villa in the suburbs of Su Dongcheng?" Lin Wenbo couldn't help but ask.

Su Tang smiled faintly: "When Su Dongcheng and Jiang Sushuang were arguing, they mentioned that place. I guessed that it might be where they hid their stolen money and secrets, so I went to try my luck."

"As for this evidence..." she paused, "it was probably my father's spirit in heaven that guided me to find it."

Lin Wenbo knew that Su Tang hadn't told the whole truth, but that didn't matter.

The important thing is that this evidence is real! It's deadly!

He suddenly stood up and paced back and forth in the room a few times.

"No! This is a huge matter! I must report this to my superiors immediately!"

"The case of Su Dongcheng is no longer a simple murder and corruption case; it's a major espionage case! It involves national security!"

Lin Wenbo's professional instincts and patriotism were completely ignited at this moment.

He looked at Su Tang, his tone more serious than ever before: "Tangtang, besides me, have you shown this evidence to anyone else?"

Su Tang shook her head: "No, I only trust my uncle."

Lin Wenbo breathed a sigh of relief, and was also somewhat moved.

"Good! Good child!" He patted Su Tang on the shoulder. "Don't worry, your uncle will definitely give your father, the Su family, and the country an explanation for this matter!"

"Do you know the exact address of that small villa in the suburbs of Su Dongcheng?" Lin Wenbo pressed.

Su Tang nodded and gave him the detailed address.

“I suspect there might be other accomplices of Su Dongcheng there, or other important clues,” Su Tang added.

Lin Wenbo's eyes sharpened: "I understand! I'll go back to the station right now and set up a special task force immediately! We must take control of that building and capture Su Dongcheng before he can react!"

He glanced at the wall clock; it was already late at night.

He pondered for a moment and said to Su Tang, "Tangtang, you should stay here with your grandmother today and not go anywhere. Leave the outside matters to your uncle."

"Su Dongcheng and Jiang Sushuang, they won't be able to keep up this for long!"