Su He didn't brush him off just because he was a child. Instead, she patiently analyzed the situation for him, helping him understand his family and learn to speak up, emphasizing that he shouldn't hold back when his own interests were involved.

Upon hearing this, Da Mao's tightly furrowed brows finally relaxed.

Finally, looking at her gratefully, he said, "Thank you, Aunt Su. I feel much better after talking to you."

Seeing his serious expression at such a young age, Su He couldn't help but laugh again.

"Then I should thank you for trusting me and for telling me these things. In that sense, we can be considered friends despite the age gap."

Da Mao was overjoyed to hear this, but then, for some reason, he sighed.

"Oh, Aunt Su, do you think my aunt was really murdered?"

Su He asked in confusion, "Why do you ask that?"

"I was just curious. Actually, everyone was very happy when my aunt came back, but after my mother and I returned from my maternal grandmother's house after the New Year, we felt that something was strange at home."

Grandma and my aunt seemed to have a fight. I heard them talking about the children. I wonder if my aunt thought we were too noisy.

Later, when my aunt got sick, I didn't dare to go near her.

I was a little afraid of her. When she left, I was secretly happy, but I never expected this…

He almost cried as he said this.

"Aunt Su, do you think I'm a bad person?"

Su He sighed a few times after hearing these words, and looked at him seriously and said, "No, Da Mao, you're overthinking it. You're still young. These are all adult matters, and they have nothing to do with you. Your aunt's affairs are also handled by adults. Just go to school and have fun every day."

"Is this really okay? Isn't it my fault?" Da Mao asked, looking somewhat uneasy.

"How could that be? This is all your aunt's fate, it has nothing to do with you, and your family won't blame you for it."

"Really?" Upon hearing her words, Da Mao's tightly furrowed brows finally relaxed, his long-standing worries were relieved, and a smile appeared on his face.

"Thank you, Aunt Su!"

Seeing this, Su He patted his head again. "You're welcome. You can talk to your aunt again if you're unhappy in the future."

Da Mao nodded, "Okay, I understand, Aunt Su. I'll take Yuan Yuan to play with when he grows up. Don't worry, with me here, I definitely won't let anyone bully him."

Su He smiled when she saw him patting his chest and making a serious promise.

"Okay, then I'll thank you in advance, Damao."

...

After Da Mao left, Su He seemed to be deep in thought.

child?

Aunt Lü and Niu Lili had argued about "the child."

What kind of child is that?

Thinking of Niu Lili's pale face afterward, Su He had a guess in her mind.

After that, the more I thought about it, the more likely it seemed, and that was the only possible reason why the Niu family was unwilling to say anything.

After all, Niu Lili is an unmarried young woman. It wouldn't look good if she got pregnant and had an abortion, and it might even affect the reputation of the Niu family.

Therefore, she could understand the Niu family's actions.

I just don't know if this incident is related to her murder?

But no matter what, we need to tell Chen Feng and the others about this as soon as possible.

She is no longer a police officer, and the investigation has been handed over to someone else.

The next day happened to be a holiday, so Su He went straight to the Municipal Bureau after breakfast.

When she arrived, because she wasn't wearing a police uniform, the people from the municipal bureau thought she was there to report a crime.

Just as the staff on duty were about to step forward, they heard their colleagues behind them exclaim in surprise, "Su He, what brings you here?"