In the name of cooperation with the investigation,
in reality, it was hardly any different from detention, because all the evidence pointed to Li Lu as the prime suspect.
After all, the likelihood of knocking a motorcycle off course with a car door while it was still in motion was very slim.
Li Lu had encountered just that, and, more bizarrely, a witness had emerged.
"Miss Li, if you have anything you'd like to say, we can handle this with discretion and strive to help you reduce your sentence."
Seeing that Li Lu was still a college student, to ruin her life like this would be hard for anyone to bear.
However, Li Lu didn't need their kindness at all.
"Before my lawyer arrives, I won't answer any more leading questions from you."
Li Lu had a professional lawyer to speak for her, so she didn't have to say anything.
The more you say, the more mistakes you make; the less you say, the fewer mistakes you make.
