"You mean to say that the child died of poisoning?"
Among the Han Family, who had maintained silence, someone suddenly spoke up and asked.
Ran Yan glanced at the speaker, who looked to be in his thirties, a bit overweight, and bore a striking resemblance to the County Chief of Han, although his demeanor was slightly different, with a gaze that seemed much sterner.
"Indeed," Ran Yan replied.
In fact, the autopsy report could have been made much more detailed, leaving no pore unexamined, but Ran Yan was invited by Sang Chen to perform the autopsy in order to write a legal document; she had no interest in meddling further.
Although Ran Yan worked as a forensic doctor, she was by no means a paragon of justice or a messenger of light. Enjoying her work as a forensic doctor didn't mean she had to delve into every case to find the truth. She knew how to weigh the pros and cons.
