Of course, the police had investigated Lan Qingman.
After all, the Qin Family was suspicious of her.
Plus, the child had disappeared while Lan Qingman had taken her out.
So, naturally, the police had listed her as a person of interest.
"One moment. I’ll go get it for you."
The man stepped out and returned a moment later with a case file in his hands.
"This is Lan Qingman’s investigation report. It’s all here."
Qin Wenhao took it and began to flip through it. ’He had to admit, the station’s investigation was surprisingly detailed.’
It even listed all of her family’s original relatives, who had all been investigated.
"We’ve already visited all these people’s homes. We didn’t find anything out of the ordinary."
The Lan family didn’t have many relatives.
Their ancestral hometown was in the suburbs. The entire family moved into the city only after Father Lan found work there.
Back in their hometown, she still had one or two uncles on her father’s side.
Father Lan was the third-born.
Qin Wenhao continued to flip through the file.
He didn’t see anything else useful.
"Based on our investigation, this Lan Qingman isn’t a suspect. Furthermore, as the missing child’s biological mother, her motive—well, she shouldn’t have one."
’Using a word like "shouldn’t" was hardly rigorous,’ Qin Wenhao thought with a cold, internal sneer. ’Who says Lan Qingman has no motive? Doesn’t her hatred and desire for revenge count for anything?’
"Thank you. I’ll be going now. Please let us know if anything new comes up."
"Alright."
Qin Wenhao left the police station.
He didn’t go home. Instead, he navigated a series of winding turns and arrived at a small courtyard house tucked away in an alley.
He raised his hand and knocked.
A moment later, the door opened.
The person who answered was clearly surprised to see him.
"Qin Wenhao? What are you doing here?"

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