The more Qin Shanshan spoke, the more composed she became, her tone growing increasingly self-righteous.
"Back when Tang Mo was only five, she tried to sell him once, but it failed. Then she claimed she'd rescued him. Everyone in our village knows about it. You'll find out if you just go and ask."
Qin Shanshan spilled everything about what happened back then.
The one interrogating her was one of Leader Chen's men, and he had already become familiar with Su Li and the others over the past few days.
He didn't say much. He just watched Qin Shanshan put on her act and offer flimsy excuses, curious to see just how elaborate her lies would get.
Qin Shanshan still had no idea that being brought in handcuffed was already a statement in itself.
Beard had confessed everything, crystal clear. As far as they were concerned, Qin Shanshan's fate was sealed.
It was best if she confessed to her crimes herself, but it wouldn't matter if she didn't. After all, the evidence was conclusive.
