The crowd control officer was stunned.

"What...what do you mean?"

Bai Sang smiled and shook her head.

"He's in jail because he was beaten for having an affair with someone else's wife."

"As a result, he ended up seriously injuring someone else, which is why he was arrested."

"Well, he admitted it himself."

The crowd control staff were stunned.

His face was pale and his eyes were unfocused.

After a long while, he finally looked at Bai Sang.

"I want to see him, I want to hear him say it himself."

Bai Sang looked at him and shook her head.

He won't see you.

"What did you say to him? Did you admit he was cheating on you?"

"Admit that you're just the richest of his many ships?"

The traffic controller's face grew even uglier, his lips trembled slightly, and he finally stood up, turned around, and walked out.

Bai Sang took out her phone and sent a message to Qin Minglang, telling him to be careful.

Then they began to review the interrogation results.

At nine o'clock in the evening, just as all the prisoners were resting, the interrogation ended.

After handing over all the materials to Bai Sang, everyone went home.

Bai Sang looked at the materials in front of her and first picked out Ruan Jiaoyun's and Ji Chun's.

They then found the materials of a certain man sent from the men's prison.

"Xiao Lü, are you working overtime? The kind without pay."

[Sister Sang truly lives up to her name.]

[With just that one sentence, I already saw through Sister Sang's true nature: she's a skinflint.]

I bet Little Green won't agree.

I think she will. Look at the way she looks at Sister Sang. If they weren't both women, I'd think she's falling for Sister Sang.

The lilies of my hometown...

Looking at the materials in front of him, Bai Sang said that he didn't want to look at them, he didn't want to look at them at all.

The little green fox smiled, her eyes crinkling, and the dim yellow light reflected on her face, making her look extremely gentle.

Looking at her smiling face, Bai Sang felt her mood lighten considerably.

Today is only the first day, and we've already found a bunch of clues that should be related to the mission.

At this moment, Chi Yuan and Gu Yuan were both called over and began to compare the differences between the two samples one by one.

Bai Sang rested her long, straight, and powerful legs on the table, slowly sipping her coffee.

Seeing everyone engrossed in their documents, Bai Sang suddenly felt a pang of guilt.

She quietly sat up straight and took her legs down.

Fifteen minutes later, even breathing sounds could be heard.

Chi Yuan glanced at Bai Sang, who was already asleep, and picked up his coat to cover her up.

The older sister looked relaxed, but her brain was actually working at high speed the whole time.

She was really tired.

Three hours later, all the data had been marked.

Chi Yuan knew that Bai Sang wanted to get out of the ghost story as soon as possible, so after hesitating for a moment, he still woke Bai Sang up.

"Sister, it's all sorted out. Would you like to take a look?"

Bai Sang suddenly opened her eyes, and a bottle of energy supplement immediately appeared in her hand.

After tilting his head back and drinking the water, Bai Sang immediately felt refreshed.

She took all the materials and read them through from beginning to end.

By this time, the sky was gradually brightening.

The little green fox also woke up.

"I need a professional lawyer now."

Gu Yuan stepped forward, his smile gentle. "Sang Sang, it's my honor to serve you."

As he spoke, Gu Yuan took out his lawyer's license.

"I'm a professional."

Bai Sang smiled and handed all the materials to Gu Yuan, saying, "They're yours now."

A rough, hoarse bell rang out at that moment.

Time to get up.

Gu Yuan took the materials back to the warden's office.

Chi Yuan stood behind Bai Sang, looking at the group of prisoners in front of him.

According to regulations, after getting up and washing, all prisoners must go outside and read out slogans of repentance with the warden.

But today's slogan wasn't read aloud by Bai Sang.

Because some prisoners were killed while receiving psychological counseling.

The traffic controller, holding his still-dripping long knife, smiled as he looked at Bai Sang.

"I have no regrets."

“By the way,” his body had already begun to dissolve, “please tell Ji Chun to live well. These are my brother’s last words.”

Bai Sang nodded.

The evacuation guide's body has completely disappeared.

At that moment, after reading the slogan, one of the prisoners looked at the person standing at the front who was eating meat but not garlic.

"We are one person short."

After a moment of silence, the man who eats meat but not garlic spoke: "He's dead."

The male prisoners were like a pot of oil that had been sizzled and boiled over.

"Why did he die? Why did he die!"

"Give them back to us! Give them back to us!"

"You're the ones who deserve to die! You're the ones who deserve to die!!"

Bai Sang watched the commotion from afar, listening to their shouts, and suddenly understood why the rules stipulated that no one should be killed.

If someone dies, they will face rebellion.

The male prisoners were in an uproar.

The female prisoners, on the other hand, remained calm and composed.

The little green fox has cleverly decided to take everyone back.

The female prisoners left, but the male prisoners were unwilling to give up.

"We want his life."

Bai Sang gestured for all the female staff members to follow the little green fox to the women's prison.

"Keep the female prisoners calm."

Without even looking to see who it was, she grabbed a female player and started talking.

But after she finished speaking, she froze when she looked at the female player's face.

The stiff expression on her face, the bloodshot veins in her eyes, and the eerie grin on her lips all told Bai Sang that she had been corrupted.

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