Young detective case book

"Mrs. Su, the victim is your husband. I hope you can tell the truth." Shao Ren emphasized, "If you continue to evade the blame, I will apply to detain you on suspicion of perjury."

"I don't know! I don't know anything! You can't catch me!" Li Xiaoshu was frightened by his words, she took a few steps back in a panic, her feet slipped suddenly, she wanted to stand still in panic She has a tall figure, but the slender heels with a height of twelve centimeters cannot make her wish come true.With her body leaning heavily, the strap of her messenger bag caught the armrest of the chair next to her.

"Crash!" When the chair was brought down, it also tripped her.

"Boom!" Her head hit the corner of the desk.

And that desk was covered with thick frosted glass.

What happened in just a few seconds, neither Su Ye, Shao Ren, nor Yang Guang had time to see clearly what happened, and she fell heavily to the ground in embarrassment.

Then, a dark red liquid gurgled from her forehead, flowing silently on the spotlessly clean white floor tiles, spreading rapidly.

Like big manjusawa flowers blooming in the pure white snow, the red is dazzling, dazzling and shocking.

Su Ye knew that many, many accidents would happen every day in this world, and people would die due to various accidents every day.

From this perspective, life itself is actually very fragile.

However, he never thought that his mother would die suddenly and inexplicably.

The corner of the hard table, covered with thick glass, broke her temple, which is undoubtedly the weakest part of the human body-not "one", but "number one".

Any doctor would be careful to warn someone that the temple, attached to the temporal artery, is next to the brain and is very, very dangerous if injured.

Li Xiaoshu died on the spot before he could even leave a last word.

There was a small puddle of water under her feet.It was the frizzy little policeman named Yang Guang who caused her to lose the sunshine forever in an instant.

Many years later, Suye would occasionally think, if she drank that glass of water, if that idiot policeman hadn't spilled the water, if she hadn't insisted on going to the police station with her mother that day... would she not have died? .

There is no "if" in this world, and what has happened can never be changed.