Restricted Area - Chapter 35

In the end, Jiang Chijing called the patrol team, but even so, the patrol team couldn’t do anything to the old nine.

A police officer told Lao Jiu to leave without reading, but he immediately went to the bookshelf and picked up a book. The police officer was not good to say anything about him.

The patrol team stayed in the library for more than ten minutes, and the old ninth person did not make trouble, and just flipped through the book like a Mo Yang Gong. In the end, the captain of the patrol team could only greet Jiang Chijing and lead the team. Leaving the library.

As soon as the patrol team left, the old nine’s people started shaking their chairs again, and Jiang Chijing was so angry.

Barely until two o’clock, the old nine’s people finally left, but on Tuesday, the same situation reappeared, and the old nine brought people to the library again, and found Jiang Chijing unhappy.

“Can’t you really beat someone?”

Zheng Mingyi seems to have endured to the limit. If Jiang Chijing hadn’t warned him not to use violence to solve the problem, I’m afraid he would have caught Lao Jiu and beat him to death.

To be honest, with Jiang Chijing’s temper, he also wanted to beat Lao Jiu, but he had no legitimate reason. As a prison guard, it is impossible for him to start beating people just because the prisoners upset him.

And Lao Jiu should have spotted this too, so he dared to come to Jiang Chijing’s site so unscrupulously to provoke him.

“No.” Jiang Chijing said, “See how long they can watch.”

Jiang Chijing knew that Lao Jiu was waiting for him to bow his head. As long as he stepped forward and asked “when are you going to leave”, this would be a sign of his weakness. When the old nine has the initiative, of course he will not accept it lightly. He is likely to reply “you beg me and we will go.”

So no matter what, Jiang Chijing couldn’t make a move of bowing his head.

Time came to Wednesday in a blink of an eye, and Jiang Chijing had to send a lot of letters this day.

Some prisoners’ daughters were admitted to college, and some prisoners’ wives wrote farewell letters… In fact, there were a fixed number of dozens of prisoners returning and sending letters back and forth, and one of them only sent letters and never received a reply. Prisoner, Jiang Chijing decided to talk to him today.

“Thank you, trouble you, Officer Jiang.”

In the cell of No. 1 prison building, Xu Sheng handed out a letter from inside, thanking Jiang Chijing as usual.

Normally Jiang Chijing would leave after receiving the letter, and would not say a word to Xu Shengduo, because he didn’t want the princess to trouble him again.

But today is different. Jiang Chijing glanced at the letter after receiving the letter from Xu Sheng, and it turned out to be the same address as before. He held it in his hand and said casually: “This letter may take a long time to arrive.”

“A long time?” Xu Sheng had already walked back to the middle of the cell, and returned to the window when he heard Jiang Chijing’s words, “Why?”

“Why.” Jiang Chijing repeated faintly, looking at the letter in his hand, and asked, “Don’t you know what Lao Jiu did?”

Jiang Chijing didn’t point it out directly, but it’s not difficult to understand what he meant. Since Lao Jiu wanted to find him unhappy, then he found it from Lao Jiu’s eldest brother Xu Sheng.

Xu Sheng is indeed not easy to provoke. Although Jiang Chijing will not take the initiative to provoke trouble, he is absolutely not afraid of trouble if he really encounters it.

He checks the contents of prisoners’ letters every day, so he knows the privacy of many prisoners, including Xu Sheng.

“Lao Jiu’s matter, as long as it’s not too much, I won’t care about it.” Xu Shengdao.

Compared with oppressing other prisoners, taking a bunch of people to the library to enjoy the shade is really not too much. Thinking that Lao Jiu was beaten like that by Zheng Mingyi, Xu Sheng didn’t even intervene, and Jiang Chijing knew that Xu Sheng would not intervene in such a thing either.

“Then I don’t care about what you believe.” Jiang Chijing raised his eyes and looked at Xu Shengdao blankly.

“Officer Jiang, I know you are a good person.” Xu Sheng looked straight into Jiang Chijing’s eyes, “You wouldn’t do such a thing.”

“You are wrong, Xu Sheng.” Jiang Chijing said calmly, “For people like you, I can do everything. Don’t think I am a good person.”

Xu Sheng looked at Jiang Chijing without a word, obviously weighing the pros and cons in his heart. After a long while, he exhaled and said loosely: “Well then, I’ll talk to Lao Jiu.”

After getting the answer he wanted, Jiang Chijing stopped talking, took the letter in his hand and left the prison building.

In the afternoon, Lao Jiu did not come to the library anymore.

The other prisoners shouldn’t know the news yet and still dare not come here to read books, so after twelve o’clock, only Zheng Mingyi came to the library.

As for Yu Guang, who was here to join in the fun, Jiang Chijing had already greeted Luo Hai and asked him to take care of the child, so Yu Guang was not seen at the moment.

“Today you sit outside.” Jiang Chijing looked at Zheng Mingyi who came by, raised his chin, and pointed to the opposite seating area.

Zheng Mingyi stopped his hand to open the work area when he heard the words.

“Lao Jiu won’t come over.” Jiang Chijing explained.

“Why?” Zheng Mingyi continued to open the work area and sat down beside Jiang Chijing.

After talking about letting this person go outside, he still sat in. Jiang Chijing suddenly found that Zheng Mingyi’s obedient should be called Schrödinger’s obedient.

“I found Xu Sheng.” Jiang Chijing said, “He promised to help me solve the old nine.”

“Xu Sheng?” Zheng Mingyi was surprised, “I asked the warden, are you sure Xu Sheng helped?”

This time it was Jiang Chijing’s turn to be surprised: “Did you go to the warden?”

“Yeah.” Zheng Mingyi said, “You said you can’t use violence, so I can only think of other ways.”

“What did the warden say?” Jiang Chijing asked.

“Said it will increase their work.” Zheng Mingyi said.

This method is equivalent to putting small shoes on the old nine. After a while, they will find that they are collectively targeted, and then think that the problem lies with Jiang Chijing.

In other words, they came to the library to provoke, thinking that they had the upper hand, but actually increased their work. Anyone with a little brain will realize that their actions are very stupid.

To be proud, but to be rectified in secret, is called the gain more than the loss.

For Jiang Chijing, he may just be upset, but for the old nine, they have increased the actual burden. With this result, Jiang Chijing didn’t need to feel uncomfortable anymore. Instead, he could pull out and watch Lao Jiu and the others with the mentality of watching a theater.

In short, no matter how you look at it, it was Jiang Chijing who won the game in the end.

“That’s not the warden.” Jiang Chijing said, “It won’t work so quickly.”

It’s just that the small half-day time has increased the work, which is not enough to make the old nine and the others think that they are wearing small shoes.

Zheng Mingyi obviously agreed with Jiang Chijing’s statement, and no longer considered the possibility of the warden, and asked Jiang Chijing, “Why did Xu Sheng help you?”

This is a long story.

Jiang Chijing took a sip from the water glass, picked the most easily explicable entry point, and said without hesitation: “My job needs to check prisoners’ letters. Xu Sheng writes to an old couple every week. ”

“Old couple?” Zheng Mingyi asked, “His parents?”

“No.” Jiang Chijing said, “It was the parents of the person he killed.”

Zheng Mingyi showed a surprised expression, obviously he did not expect Xu Sheng to have such a side.

“The content of the letter is ordinary everyday. The tone seemed familiar to him and the old couple, but the old couple would never reply to him. I was a little curious why he was so persistent, so I went to inquire about his case.”

Before Jiang Chijing worked in the court, it was not difficult to inquire about such cases.

“The person he killed was called Awei.” Jiang Chijing continued, “It was his brother and a suspect in a serial torture.”

“Wait.” Zheng Mingyi interrupted Jiang Chijing, “You mean the person he killed was a suspect?”

“Yes.” Jiang Chijing said, “At that time there were several random killings in the city. As they could not find the rules and motives, the police had no clue. Later, another woman disappeared, and the city mobilized all police to search for it. It was at this time that Ah Wei’s murder occurred. The woman was successfully rescued in an abandoned factory. Since then, the torture has never happened again.”

“You said the police have never had a clue,” Zheng Mingyi thought, “That means the police only listed him as a suspect after Ah Wei died?”

“Yes, the police didn’t notice this person at all at first.” Jiang Chijing said, “Later, when investigating him, it was discovered that he was related to the previous cases, but at that time the person also died, which became incomprehensible. The unsettled case.”

“Then Xu Sheng’s motive for killing Awei…” Zheng Mingyi’s thinking should be the same as Jiang Chijing’s.

“He said it was a money dispute, and he refused to say anything else.”

“So what is the conclusion of the police?”

“The official conclusion is intentional murder.” Jiang Chijing paused. “But guess what the police’s private conclusion is?”

“There is a secret behind it.” Zheng Mingyi said, “Xu Sheng refused to say that the motive of the murder was to preserve his brother’s reputation.”

“Well, no matter whether the other party is a murderer or not, there is still a bit of brotherhood.” Jiang Chijing said, “but Xu Sheng would not say anything, so no one knows what is going on.”

Zheng Mingyi lowered his eyes and fell into contemplation, as if he was reminiscing about the brief exchange between him and Xu Sheng.

Zheng Mingyi said before that Xu Sheng didn’t use any force when beating him. At that time, Jiang Chijing felt that Xu Sheng should be a measured person.

“Then why should he help you?” Zheng Mingyi looked at Jiang Chijing and asked, “Do you make sense with him?”

“No.” Jiang Chijing shook his head, “I threatened him not to send him the letter. This should be a serious matter for him.”

“This kind of threat will work for him?” Zheng Mingyi frowned slightly, apparently feeling that he couldn’t understand it. “It’s not like the prison eldest brother’s style.”

At first, Jiang Chijing had this kind of suspicion, but he thought about it carefully and felt that he could still threaten Xu Sheng to try.

“Because human nature is very complicated.” Jiang Chijing said, “If I threaten him with bad things, he may not agree, but this time it is the old nine who provokes me. I think he should be a person of right and wrong.”

“So the other way around,” Zheng Mingyi said, “he should also know that you will not threaten him with bad things.”

“Yeah.” Jiang Chijing said.

Because of this, the dialogue between him and Xu Sheng could end so quickly.

“Awesome, Officer Jiang.” Zheng Mingyi pulled away from the whole incident, and changed his usual chatting tone, “I shouldn’t be able to analyze people so thoroughly.”

Although Jiang Chijing couldn’t beat Zheng Mingyi in the game of fighting IQ, he thought he was more accurate when looking at people.

“If you look at it this way, Xu Sheng seems to be a good person in your heart.” Zheng Mingyi said again.

“A good person is a bad person, there is no single standard.” Jiang Chijing said, “But I have always believed that there is no absolute evil person in this world.”

Jiang Chijing has never said this to other people because he is not used to opening up in front of others. But when I arrived at Zheng Mingyi, maybe he felt that he had been stripped of only the underpants, and it didn’t matter whether he was hiding or not, so he said it naturally.

“I heard you say that Xu Sheng is really complicated.” Zheng Mingyi lowered his eyes and thought for a moment, then looked back at Jiang Chijing and said, “Then I will tell you one thing.”

“What?” Jiang Chijing asked.

“Xu Sheng intends to escape from prison.”