Hidden identities of the AI Heiress

Chapter 163: Chapter 163 Release People

“With Mom here, you won’t be wronged.”

Su Mian wiped the moisture from the corner of her eyes.

Wu Xianfeng felt a bit awkward and hastily said, “Mrs. Lu, rest assured, the school will absolutely not allow Qiao Yun to be wronged in any way. Once the police investigation results are out, we will help Qiao Yun clear her name.”

Su Mian’s expression did not falter, “Since the incident occurred yesterday, hasn’t my daughter been handling it herself by calling the police?”

Wu Xianfeng was even more embarrassed, as her statement was undeniably true.

The school was indeed searching for the person who made the post, just not as quickly as Qiao Yun did.

He had assumed that the Lu Family had intervened, but now it seemed that the Lu Family was completely unaware. How did Qiao Yun find the evidence?

Qiao Yun tugged at Su Mian’s sleeve, “It’s all right now, the school did a great job, a really great job.”

By sorting it out herself, she represented the school in dealing with the matter, since the school was hers anyway.

Yes.

No problem.

Su Mian’s assertiveness was immediately dampened.

“My dear daughter, you don’t understand. If I don’t act tough now, they won’t take this matter seriously. I’m actually just scaring him. Mom is still very gentle.”

Wu Xianfeng: “…”

I certainly heard that.

Qiao Yun glanced apologetically at Wu Xianfeng.

Wu Xianfeng was a good teacher, but he was not decisive enough when dealing with these kinds of issues.

Qiao Yun turned and asked Su Mian, “How did you find out?”

“Tingting told me.” Su Mian sighed, “I would rather you had told me.”

Qiao Yun pursed her lips and spoke the truth: “I didn’t want to worry you.”

“But if you don’t tell us anything, we’ll worry even more.” Su Mian looked into Qiao Yun’s clear black eyes, speaking to her seriously for the first time.

“Qiaoqiao, can you rely on us a little?”

Qiao Yun lowered her eyelids and after a long while, she nodded.

Su Mian stroked Qiao Yun’s little head, sighing inwardly.

Qiaoqiao is still too well-behaved.

She did not stay at the school for long; once Qiao Yun firmly indicated that she was alright, she left the school.n/ô/vel/b//jn dot c//om

As for Lu Xue, of course, she would not let it go at that.

*

Lu Xue was taken to the interrogation room but did not cooperate at all, answering every question with only one response.

“I don’t know.”

Officer Xu, a grown man, couldn’t do much about her, and was quite troubled for a while.

Until someone notified him that Lu Xue’s father had arrived.

Lu Xue became even bolder, and as soon as Lu Guangyao entered, she immediately complained, “Dad, make them let me go; I want to sue them for framing me.”

Upon hearing this, the faces of Officer Xu and the others darkened. This little girl was too brazen.

Lu Guangyao did not come alone; he brought along the chief of the police station.

Lu Guangyao first glared at Lu Xue, nearly driven to his wits’ end by his troublesome daughter.

He said in a displeased tone, “How can you arrest people so casually? Release my daughter immediately. If you have delayed her studies, can you afford the responsibility?”

Before coming here, he had learned a bit about the situation and thought that Lu Xue had only been spreading rumors, which was not serious, and there was no need to detain her.

Officer Xu politely said, “Now that the evidence is conclusive, we cannot release her. If the complainants decide to press charges, I’m afraid your daughter might even face jail time.”

“What?!”

Lu Guangyao was shocked and angrily said, “Over such a trivial matter? Jail time! My daughter is still young, how can she be jailed! Are you trying to scare someone?”

“Indeed, it’s just a disagreement between students, there’s no need to make such a big fuss. Please release her right away.”

The chief believed it was a minor squabble between students and that it would suffice to issue a warning; naturally, he was willing to accommodate Lu Guangyao.