The two walked side by side, with Lu Chuan's brow tightly furrowed, occasionally looking back at the increasingly distant Qingsong Medical Examination Center, already hidden in the cold wind.
After walking for dozens of meters, Lu Chuan stopped.
"Master, something's off, this woman... I still feel something's off."
This time, Liu Guodong looked at Lu Chuan more seriously.
As a detective, intuition is never the standard for solving cases, let alone a basis for conviction.
However, a detective's intuition is not quite the same as the average person's. Having dealt with various criminals over the years, they've developed a kind of experience-based alertness to crime.
Although Lu Chuan hasn't been in the police force for long and has mainly been engaged in crime scene investigation and forensic work, with less frontline experience, he has encountered quite a few cases.
