The three people left, and in the hotel room, Congressman Gu clenched his fist, his face livid, "Wasn't it said that this matter must be related to her?"
He thought he would find something, but in the end, he lost all face.
"Congressman Gu, we will continue to investigate."
"Congressman Gu, something's wrong, this machine is broken," a keen-eyed soldier noticed that the light on the lie detector wasn't on at all.
"What?" Congressman Gu's face turned extremely ugly, and he kicked it.
Inviting people over to question them for so long was worthless; the equipment was broken, no different from asking nothing.
The soldier beside him was too scared to speak.
"Congressman Gu, I think that woman doesn't seem to be lying. Since she had the courage to bet with us and make us apologize, maybe she really doesn't have it. If she did, she should have given it to Mr. Jared already, not hide it till now."
