MTL - Rebirth in America: Great Slave Owner-v2 Chapter 191 Flame Painter (3)

"Didn't you tell me in the morning that Miss Donna was so tired and sick that she didn't have time and money for treatment? So I went to major hospitals and well-known doctors to inquire, and found that Miss Donna was really sick, and it was still very serious. She was seriously ill, and even Dr. Simon said that even if she started treatment now, she probably wouldn't survive this year, so..."

Before Tangning could finish her sentence, Deanna interrupted, "So, Mr. Tangning, what do you mean, Sister Donna thought she wouldn't live long anyway, so she committed suicide? But she's so stupid!"

"How should I put it, from the perspective of a painter, I can understand a little bit, rather than leaving in obscurity, it is better to give everyone an unforgettable memory! So I use a method that best suits my flame painter. Farewell to this world!" Tangning said slowly, considering her words.

"No wonder when I painted the flaming phoenix, Sister Donna said that what she painted was actually herself, her imagination and ideal!" Diana muttered to herself.

"In fact, there is another factor, that is, Miss Donna may be taking this opportunity to retaliate against Mr. Huss, because I heard Sheriff Klein say that during the interrogation of Huss, he said that he appeared at the scene of the fire. , Miss Donna invited him over, but when he got there, he didn't see Miss Donna, the fire started to burn after a few minutes, and then he left in a hurry." Tangning added.

After listening to Tangning's analysis, Deanna lowered her head and pondered for a long time, then raised her head and asked Tangning, "Mr. Tangning, have you told Sheriff Klein about your analysis and investigation?"

"Of course not, otherwise why would I tell you so mysteriously?" Tangning replied angrily, and then explained, "Although Mr. Hus probably wasn't the murderer of Miss Donna, his contract has nothing to do with it. It's no different to force Miss Donna to death. And I'm just analyzing and guessing, there's no evidence at all, and it's useless to tell the police."

In fact, there was one more thing Tangning didn't say. Even if he told Sheriff Klein, he probably wouldn't like to hear it, because he was thinking about how to take this opportunity to bring down her old rival, Sheriff Spett. You told him now that Donna should have committed suicide, Sheriff Spett's judgment is right, he must not be angry? Maybe even blame yourself, so why is it boring?

Hearing Tangning's answer, Dianna was moved, "Teacher Tangning, I knew you were a good person!"

Tangning rolled her eyes at her, "Of course I'm a good person! Otherwise, you can ask me to be your teacher, and I can accept you as a student!"

Then he warned: "Remember, you can know about this yourself, but don't tell anyone, I'm only telling you!"

"Teacher Tangning, don't worry, I'm rotten in my stomach. I promise not to tell anyone!" Diana promised, patting her chest.

But a few days later, Tangning was surprised to find that Huss had been acquitted, and the eucalyptus was still determined to be Donna's suicide, so she immediately approached Deanna and asked, "What happened? How did Huss get released? Was it you? Is there any news leaked here?"

Diana shook her head and replied: "No, you specifically told me before you left last time, so I didn't tell anyone, it was very hard to endure! In fact, even if you don't come to me today, I will find you, I I thought it was you who leaked the news!"

"Hey, that's weird, I didn't tell anyone, I didn't even tell Heidi!" Tangning murmured to herself, and finally decided, "Forget it, I'll go to the Klein police officer. Long ask what happened."

Hearing Tangning's question about "Why did you let Hus go?", Sheriff Klein spread his hands and said, "Because there is no evidence, we can only let him go."

But then he looked left and right, then leaned over and whispered: "But I didn't let him go in vain. Although I don't have any substantial evidence yet, Hus's suspicion is very high. As long as you give me time and manpower, I will Evidence is sure to be found.

As a result, that guy Spitter couldn't sit still, because once I found evidence to convict Hus, he would lose his master, so he found Deputy Director Borg to talk to me, and told me not to investigate further, the price Yes......"

Before Sheriff Klein could finish speaking, Tangning interjected, "The price is for you to be promoted?"

Sheriff Klein shook his head and replied: "The promotion wave has passed, it's too late, but I expanded my jurisdiction by one third, and I have to give the face of Deputy Chief Borg, so I put Hu It was passed on to Speight."

Tangning wasn't surprised by this answer, because this kind of political exchange is very normal~www.novelbuddy.com~ Not to mention that Sheriff Klein has no substantive evidence. You can't refuse the transfer of the eucalyptus, so it's better to exchange some benefits!

At this time, Sheriff Klein patted Tangning on the shoulder and said, "Tony is really thankful for you this time, otherwise he would have taken such a good opportunity! Come to my house tonight, and you can drink all the good wine as you like!"

Although Sheriff Klein only talked about drinking, Tangning knew in her heart how this kind of thing could be over in a single meal, and she would only gain more and more convenience from Sheriff Klein in the future.

After she came out of the police station, Tangning told Deanna about the incident, but Deanna said a little unwillingly, "Hey, it's cheap Hus, so is the deputy chief, why didn't he let Klein police officer? Long continue to investigate, or else we will surely find evidence of Huss!"

Tangning shook her head and persuaded, "You are wrong, if this matter is really in the hands of Sheriff Klein, then the last thing that was found was Miss Donna's suicide, so it wouldn't be any different from this ending. , and even find out that Miss Donna is deliberately framing Hus, wouldn't that be more embarrassing? So it's not as good as it is now!"

"That's true, but I'm just a little unwilling!" Diana pouted, but at the same time, a flash of light flashed in her mind: "Hey, I've thought of a good way!"

"What can I do?" Tangning asked curiously.

Unexpectedly, Deanna refused: "I won't tell you, anyway, you will find out after reading the newspaper after a while!"

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