Zhu Xiaoqin looked at Gu Weiwei suspiciously. As far as she knew, Li Jiacheng, the chairman of Longsheng Group, had long since disowned her as his daughter.

The Mu family members are all dead, so where did her parents come from to the school?

Gu Weiwei felt terrible when she thought about how Liu Jin had mistaken Fu Hanzheng for her parent and called him to the school.

If he really comes to the school, will she be able to finish her studies properly?

Luo Qianqian walked up behind her and whispered something.

"I've already called the police, they'll be here soon."

There's a police station near the school; someone should arrive in less than ten minutes.

Gu Weiwei nodded, hoping the matter would be resolved before Fu Hanzheng arrived.

If Zhu Xiaoqin got involved in this matter, it's highly likely that Zhou Linna was behind it, probably wanting her to get a major demerit or even be expelled before graduation.

This way, she can influence the Beijing Film Academy.

However, blaming her like this is rather clumsy.

Five minutes later, three police officers arrived at the disciplinary office and stood at the door asking a question.

"We received a call saying there was a fight at school, and someone was even stabbing someone. Who called the police?"

Luo Qianqian raised her hand and said, "I called the police."

"Who wielded the knife and injured people?" a police officer asked, glancing at the group of girls in the room.

Zhu Xiaoqin and the blonde girl paused for a few seconds, then pointed at Gu Weiwei.

"It was her, she stabbed people and injured several of us."

"Heh, Weiwei took on all eight of you by herself," Ji Cheng said sarcastically.

Luo Qianqian didn't argue with anyone, but pointed directly at the blonde girl and said.

"She was the one who led people to find Mu Weiwei, and she wouldn't let her go home after school. She was also the one who injured her with a knife."

"Luo Qianqian, so many of us saw that it was Mu Weiwei who held the knife. Stop trying to twist the truth," Zhu Xiaoqin said.

As long as so many of them insist that Mu Weiwei was the one who stabbed someone, what can she do?

"Then we'll collect fingerprints from the knife to identify who used it," the officer said, inquiring about the weapon used in the attack.

Liu Jin pointed to the bloodstained knife on the table. Two policemen wearing gloves were collecting fingerprints from the handle, but they found nothing.

"There was only blood on it, no fingerprints."

Ji Cheng remembered that it was Zhu Xiaoqin who had helped Director Liu retrieve the knife earlier, and said angrily, "It was you! You wiped away your fingerprints on the way back."

Several police officers inquired about the injured person's condition and then spoke.

"Since the victim's injuries were not serious and there were no fingerprints on the knife, it is difficult for us to determine who wielded the knife. It should be handed over to the school to investigate."

Upon hearing this, Zhu Xiaoqin and the others exchanged glances, secretly pleased with themselves.

Director Liu has now concluded that Mu Weiwei instigated the incident, and the matter has been handed over to the school for investigation. Mu Weiwei will definitely receive a major demerit.

If Lina's aunt were to put in a good word, she could be fired.

“I also have evidence to prove that I didn’t make a move, nor did I use a knife,” Gu Weiwei said firmly.

Seeing that there were no fingerprints of hers on the knife, the blonde girl was no longer afraid and snorted defiantly.

"If you have evidence, then produce it. The police are here too; let's see who the real murderer is."

"Exactly, if you have evidence, then show it to me," Zhu Xiaoqin said, raising her chin.

Without evidence, calling the police was useless.

Gu Weiwei glanced at Luo Qianqian, a cold smile curving her cherry lips.

"Qianqian, show them the evidence."