Taking statements.
"Goddess Huimin, I'm your fan. I've been a fan of yours since you were on TV."
"It's a pity you're not acting now. If you were, you would definitely become a huge star."
Zhou Huimin was taken aback. She hadn't expected that this Royal Police officer would be her fan. Her serious expression softened, and she smiled and said, "I recently starred in a movie. I'm afraid it won't be long before you see me on screen."
"real?"
The Royal Police officer looked delighted and immediately asked with concern.
"Goddess Huimin, how serious is your injury?"
"I have only minor injuries, I'm fine, thank you for your concern."
"That's good, that's good."
"Goddess Huimin, I won't chat with you anymore. I'm going to fulfill my duties as a Royal Police officer."
“Mm.” Vivian Chow nodded.
The taking of statements has officially begun.
"Ms. Zhou Huimin, today you were on XXX Road..."
Zhou Huimin gave a detailed account of herself walking on the sidewalk, a car running a red light and speeding around...
now.
Chen Nan was also giving a statement in the office across the street. Zhou Huimin was knocked unconscious after being scratched by a car and fell to the ground. Her statement did not contain any special description of the perpetrator.
The valuable part is that the perpetrator did indeed run a red light, and the license plate number of the vehicle involved in the accident was remembered.
Chen Nan vividly described the heinous perpetrator, including his appearance, the details of the hit-and-run, and the entire process.
The Royal Police officer, who was a fan of Vivian Chow, secretly told Vivian Chow that someone in power was making connections and might protect the perpetrator.
As a die-hard fan of Vivian Chow, I couldn't bear to see my idol being deceived, so I chose to tell her. However, I wrote it down on a piece of paper, and after showing it to Vivian Chow, I immediately tore up the note.
Zhou Huimin didn't know how she walked out of the office; she felt a mix of emotions.
To cover up the perpetrator?
Lan Jieying suffered a ruptured spleen and nearly died, and her eldest sister, Chen Nan, would likely have also met a tragic end had she not pushed her...
After Zhou Huimin came out, Chen Dong noticed that she looked a little pale, so he asked with concern, "What's wrong? What happened?"
Zhou Huimin hesitated for a moment.
After such a major incident, they managed to persuade the Royal Canadian Mounted Police to cover it up and even find someone to take the blame...
A person like that, to say she doesn't have a network of connections behind her, she probably wouldn't believe it herself.
Zhou Huimin was worried that telling Chen Dong about this might cause him trouble.
A woman would rather suffer herself than make things difficult for the man she loves.
But she still didn't understand Chen Dong, let alone his abilities.
This is also related to Chen Dong's usual tendency to conceal his true abilities; the strength he displays is only the tip of the iceberg.
Chen Dong initially thought that Zhou Huimin might have been frightened by the scene of the car accident while giving her statement.
But then, Zhou Huimin approached Chen Dong, stood on tiptoe, and whispered the news she had heard to him, telling him not to get angry.
Can you please not get angry?
As she spoke, Chen Dong's expression grew colder and colder.
Just then.
Chen Nan also came out from another office.
"The statements have been taken, and you can leave now. If there is anything, we will contact you by phone."
A royal police officer who came out right behind Chen Nan looked at the group and said.
"Walk?"
"Didn't they say the perpetrator turned himself in? Shouldn't we verify his identity?" Chen Nan asked, puzzled.
"He turned himself in, but who knows if he's the one who caused the accident?"
The words had barely left his mouth.
The officer's face immediately turned ugly.
"What do you mean by that? Are you questioning the fairness of our police investigations?"
Chen Dong gave a cold laugh and interjected.
"If that's the case, why not let the parties involved identify the perpetrator? Does that mean anyone who turns themselves in is the culprit? If a wealthy person hires someone to take the blame, wouldn't that let the real culprit go unpunished?"
Upon hearing this, the officer, like a cat whose tail had been stepped on, said guiltily.
"Sir, please watch your words. We, the Royal Hong Kong Police, represent the interests of the citizens of Hong Kong. We will never wrongly arrest an innocent person, nor will we wrongly release a guilty person."
"Rest assured, our Royal Police will handle this matter impartially. The driver has now turned himself in, and we will give you the best possible explanation regarding his criminal, compensation, and civil liabilities."
Royal Police? That's easier said than done!
The more he said that, the stronger Chen Dong's desire to vent became.
"Boss, your phone."
Just then, Wolong stepped between the police officer and Chen Dong, glanced at the officer, and handed the phone to Chen Dong.
"Hello!"
"Mr. Chen, this is Zhu Yuehua. I've found the license plate number you asked me to check."
"Um!"
Chen Dong remained expressionless, took a few steps to the side while holding the phone.
Chen Nan was still arguing her case, but Zhou Huimin tugged at her arm and said, "Never mind, sister."
"But......"
Before Chen Nan could say anything more, the officer grinned and praised, "Ms. Chen Nan, your friend is right. We Royal Police have our own set of procedures for handling cases. You should leave now."
"But don't worry, we will fight for all the compensation you deserve, including lost wages, emotional distress, and nutritional expenses."
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