Dear Commander-in-Chief

Xiao Ning walked along the path until she reached an alley. She did not notice that the path was getting narrower. Instead, she used her phone to refresh the screen and remove the bullet screen in an attempt to get a better look at the head of the jury.

"His chubby face is full of flesh. He looks like a kind old man. Why does he look so familiar?"She stared at the head of the jury who seemed to have met her somewhere on the screen and tried to figure out his background.

Just as she was thinking, she was caught off guard and her phone almost fell to the ground.

"Hey! Be careful, don't bump into anyone!"

She frowned and looked at the three little boys who were laughing and playing around beside her.

The little boys were only three to five years old. Two of them were well-dressed while the other one was shabby and shabby.

However, the children did not have any thoughts of being rich or poor. Instead, they were in a mess and were having a crazy time

After bumping into Xiao Ning, the two well-dressed children turned around and bowed in embarrassment. "Sorry!"

The other one stuck out his tongue in ragged clothes and urged, "Aiya, stop talking nonsense with that woman. Let's go. I'll take you on an adventure if there's anything fun ahead!"

"Okay, okay!"

The three boys rolled away like the wind.

Xiao Ning frowned.

Maybe it was because she felt a little uncomfortable being called "That woman"by the children.

Or maybe she was just annoyed at herself. She was too busy looking at her phone and accidentally walked into an unfamiliar alley.

She turned around and walked out of the alley with her phone in her hand.

She had only taken a few steps when her phone vibrated.

It turned out that she did not turn off the live broadcast just now. It was the start of the trial and the live broadcast system sent out a notification.

The judge began to introduce the plaintiff and the defendant, as well as the lawyers and jurors.

Xiao Ning could not help but stop in her tracks and listen carefully to this important part of the story.

Of course, the main character of the werewolf case was Gong Jue. He stood proudly in the courtroom and did not look like a guilty person at all. Instead, he looked more righteous than anyone else in the courtroom.

As his personal lawyer, Gu Qiqi stood beside him and accompanied him.

Opposite him was the so-called team leader of the plaintiff's "Anti-wolf team", Meng Dameng. He had a shrewd and wretched look on his face and it was obvious that he was not a good person.

Below the stage, representatives from all walks of life in the capital were randomly selected to form a jury. The leader of the jury was none other than the kind and slightly chubby grandpa that Xiao Ning found familiar just now..

When she heard the judge introduce the jury, Xiao Ning opened her mouth in surprise

That person was actually..

"Today, we have the honor to invite the vice president of our Empire to serve as the head of the jury. This is enough to show the importance that the cabinet attaches to this case."The judge's gavel landed and the trial officially began.

Xiao Ning was stunned for a long time.

Gong Jue's case actually had the vice president as the head of the jury.

This was quite a high standard.

The current president was Gong Jue's biological brother. He had to avoid suspicion, so he could not participate in this case.

The vice president was considered the second-in-command of the Empire and had been working with the president for three years. Logically speaking, he should be on Gong Jue's side, right?

Xiao Ning could not help but be hooked by the case. She decided not to rush out of the alley. Under the warm sunlight, she leaned against the corner of the alley and looked at her phone seriously.

She saw that the case was proceeding very quickly.

The plaintiff, the leader of the "Anti-wolf Team", Meng dameng, was obviously well-prepared. He took out a huge stack of photos of Gong Jue turning into a wolf, all kinds of angles, all kinds of sharpness, magnification, details... he was afraid that the people at the scene could not see clearly.