Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space

Chapter 1801: Chapter 1795: Eat and Drink to Your Heart’s Content

“Is there any medication that interacts negatively with others, where there’s no obvious reaction at first, but after a certain period, the effects start to show?” Ji Dong, seeing that the doctor had no leads, had no choice but to give him a hint to see if the doctor could find anything based on this clue, otherwise Qin Su’e couldn’t be convicted.

Just her taking Yu Ze wouldn’t keep her in custody for long, but if attempted murder were involved, the situation would be different.

Ji Dong hadn’t initially thought that this woman would go to such extremes. When he last visited her home and saw her situation, he thought her family was too harsh. But after seeing what she did, he felt everything was linked to the unfair treatment by her family. Regardless, she shouldn’t harm others.

He initially wanted to give her a chance, but what she did made it impossible for Ji Dong to ignore. If you break the law, you must accept the punishment of the law; this has been unchanging through the ages.

“It’s not impossible, but we need to conduct tests to know for sure. I can’t give you an answer right now,” the doctor said after a moment of silence.

If that’s the case, how long did that man take the medication before the effects suddenly emerged, leaving him paralyzed? And who hated him so much to administer such a vicious drug? To commit a crime with such ruthless intent.

The doctor looked at Ji Dong across from him. Even the police were involved; things were clearly complicated. But those weren’t his concerns. His role was to help Ji Dong uncover the truth.

“Alright, if there’s anything else, please come to the station to find us, thank you.” Ji Dong felt he had learned enough and got up to leave.

There were indeed many matters to deal with each day; they couldn’t be delayed like this, or who would solve the case?

“You’re welcome. It’s what we as citizens of Hua Country should do.” The doctor smiled, thinking that if such matters weren’t tackled, how could society remain stable in the future? It’s clear it wouldn’t, which is why cooperating with the police’s efforts is the best choice.

“If everyone had your awareness, society would be much more harmonious.” Ji Dong threw a glance at the doctor and left a remark before leaving.

“If everyone had such knowledge, who would do such things?” The doctor knew that knowledge changes fate. With knowledge, one understands the law, and understanding prevents crossing it, so why commit such actions?

Thus, it’s still because the country is too poor now, unable to ensure everyone has education or the ability to change their fate. If Qin Xue knew the doctor’s thoughts, she would certainly befriend him—his perspective is wide, penetrating. Such a person is worth building a deep relationship with.

“Indeed.” Ji Dong, hearing the doctor’s muttering as he walked outside, also whispered a response, then returned to the station.

As for what happened afterward, Qin Xue and her family didn’t know. After they had a meal together, she packed up her luggage after checking on Moli. Ready to leave, the children, Yu Ze included, were reluctant. Yu Chen, especially, started to pout.

“Mom, can’t we stay? We can live with grandma,” Yu Chen looked pitifully at Qin Xue while in her mother’s arms.