Chapter 23: Locking in the Suspect 3. Wu Yu’s Discovery
Wu Yu couldn't believe that it was Li Yunyun who killed Su Wei and the old man. He guessed that he might be imagining things, but the figure of the ghost bride that day really looked like Yunyun, so he hoped that he was mistaken.
He did not dare, nor did he want to tell Officer Zhong about his discovery, because he knew what the consequences would be if he told him his discovery. If the murderer was really Yunyun, why did she pretend to be a ghost bride and go to the old man's room that day? Suddenly, he remembered that the old man seemed to and did not go out. If the reasoning is valid, the old man and Yunyun must have said something, or... or the old man knew the secret that Yunyun killed Su Wei, so Yunyun killed him. But there was another doubt. The old man knew that Yunyun was the murderer, or suspected that Yunyun was the murderer, so why didn't he tell the police? Or he planned to tell, but was discovered by Yunyun, so he killed him. Wu Yu was puzzled.
When he returned to his room from the old man's place at night, he could hear the sound of a suona. He felt that he was almost going to collapse. He had to ask Yunyun and get to the bottom of it. But if the truth was really like that, what would he choose? After all, he loved her, and now he was with Xinluo, and he felt guilty towards her. If he didn't tell anyone, Officer Zhong might never know the truth, but could he be with such a terrible murderer? She didn't know what had happened to her heart, and her hands were stained with blood.
He walked back and forth in the room, unable to come up with a solution that would satisfy both parties. Suddenly, his eyes stopped at the painting in front of the screen. The girl in the painting was Xinluo. He could not believe that Yunyun could paint Xinluo so vividly, especially her eyes. He suddenly felt uneasy. If Yunyun knew about his affair with Xinluo, would she kill ? He was horrified at the thought of this possibility.
His eyes finally stopped at the far right corner of the portrait. Suddenly, his face turned pale.
