Enchanting His Heart: His Little Fox

Chapter 356: He Is Heaven’s Chosen One

"You have a high IQ. Can you explain to me what the boss is doing inside?"

Ningxia Chuan’s tone was cold and indifferent, his gaze falling on Tang Si inside: "If I could grasp the boss’s thoughts, then I’d be the boss now."

Zhou Liang: "Ha—when the boss comes out, I’ll tell him you plan to seize power."

"So what?" Ningxia Chuan’s gaze fell on his face, a cold smile forming at the corner of his lips, speaking deliberately: "In this world, those with ability always rise."

"He is my superior now and I follow him because I admire his capability, genuinely convinced. But if one day he’s weaker than me, then those with ability shall rise."

"..." This ambitious person’s words are indeed different.

He just wanted to quietly keep his life, earn his salary and bonuses.

Then marry a wife, have a big, healthy son, and live a stable life.

Zhou Liang licked his lips: "Alright."

He would just be a spectator, watching silently.

Just when he thought the man beside him was about to fall silent.

A chilling voice sounded in his ear again: "But maybe in this lifetime, I might never surpass him."

Hearing these words, Zhou Liang looked at him with some surprise.

Ningxia Chuan casually said: "I can’t go through the experiences he’s been through."

Therefore, I can’t perceive surroundings as sensitively as he can.

This is an innate ability, etched in the bones.

"People live in this world, but few can be as astute as him."

Ningxia Chuan looked seriously at Zhou Liang: "Someone like Tang Si is a height many people can’t reach in their lifetime."

"People usually know their problems but can’t find solutions; sometimes they don’t even know how to solve them, but he can."

"And many things cannot be achieved just by desire, determination, and effort."

Zhou Liang listened to these words and nodded in agreement.

This phenomenon of the world is indeed so.

"So," Ningxia Chuan’s gaze fell on the man inside the interrogation room again: "He’s a favored child of heaven."

"Strong in all respects." His tone grew lighter and softer: "Perhaps because he’s too excellent, heaven has given him a punishment."

"The punishment is making him feel he isn’t outstanding or good."

He’s always tormented by his thoughts.

Living too transparently can also be exhausting.

Zhou Liang listened to these profound truths, feeling his head ache.

"I now agree with the saying that my IQ is low." Zhou Liang: "But I need to clarify, people like me are of normal IQ, and people like you are exceptional."

He earnestly concluded: "So, as individuals with superior IQ, you shouldn’t despise us normals, or you’d be bastards."

Ningxia Chuan chuckled but stayed silent.

Inside the interrogation room.

The atmosphere was exceptionally bizarre.

Tang Si just sat opposite her, letting time tick away.

It had been an hour.

Liu Linyue was exhausted from shouting, mentally and physically drained, gradually quieting down.

Tang Si looked calmly at her: "Let’s chat."

"First, I admire you, such courage and intellect at a young age, executing cleanly and decisively in disposing of an adult."

He praised Liu Linyue.

Sharing her views and befriending her in her worldview.

Rather than refuting her.

Sure enough, this method worked better than previous police interrogations.

Liu Linyue, although still agitated, did not react so intensely.

Liu Linyue: "So what?"

Tang Si: "So this should be something you’re proud of. You said you killed your father, why? Can you share?"

Liu Linyue laughed: "I knew you police would ask me this. I’ve already answered countless times."

"My dad trusted me completely, and he runs a pharmaceutical company. It’s normal for me to get some drugs, I could just put some in his water; he’d surely drink."

Tang Si nodded: "Who told you this drug was deadly?"

Liu Linyue laughed again.

Then furrowed her brows: "I’m feeling unwell now."

Tang Si looked at her, his tone calm: "For example?"

He wanted to see what tricks such a young girl could play.

"Staying inside here, you don’t give me a break; I confess, you don’t punish me, just keep questioning over and over."

"That makes me feel oppressed; the environment itself makes me uncomfortable."

"Anyway, I’ve confessed everything I should. No matter how you ask, my confession remains the same: I hate my dad because he always controls me and argues with my mom every day."

"So I think a man like that is better off dead, what’s the point of living?"

Tang Si remained silent.

Liu Linyue, seeing him in silence, also fell silent.

Inside the interrogation room, silence returned once more.

The air seemed to be filled with an invisible tension of confrontation.

Gradually, Liu Linyue showed tranquility and calmness, appearing indifferent to everything, no longer struggling or justifying.

Now this stage was about psychological games, about who could remain calmer.

About half an hour passed.

"Officer." Ultimately, Liu Linyue sweetly spoke, calling out Tang Si.

Tang Si leaned back in his chair, arms crossed, calmly uttering one word: "Speak."

Liu Linyue: "I kind of want to drink milk tea, can we go outside and chat alone?"

"If you want to know more, you fulfill my request, and I’ll tell you."

Tang Si crossed his arms, a slight smile playing on his lips: "Why?"

Tang Si could easily break Liu Linyue’s tactics now; for example, if she really did kill, why were her eyes blind?

There’s surely someone behind the scenes threatening her.

Only by following Liu Linyue could we catch the mastermind.

"Because your voice is pleasant; I just want to speak with you alone," Liu Linyue said: "Police acts require two officers together to have legal effect, right? So now going out with you, it becomes private."

"So if you’re curious, I’ll tell you personally."

Tang Si did not answer her earlier questions but stood up directly: "Fine, I agree."

"But if you lie to me." Tang Si squinted: "What then?"

Liu Linyue: "I’m here; how would I know? My actions right now are under police control; do you still fear I won’t speak?"

Tang Si sized up the young girl before him, very immature yet speaking so skillfully.

This isn’t something a young girl should say.

Tang Si chuckled quietly: "Alright, you lead the way."