An Ning's lecture to Hei Dan'er was overheard by those nearby, but this time, no one dared to argue or chime in.
If those people had actually eaten the oranges and something had happened, they would have been accomplices.
This moment planted a small seed in some of their minds: don't just run your mouth for no reason.
For the remainder of the journey, An Ning was called away by the train police to give a statement.
"You're saying you knew they were bad people just by reading their faces?"
"That's right."
"..."
The officer's pen hovered over the paper, utterly stuck. 'How am I supposed to write this statement?' he thought. 'Isn't this a little... unscientific?'
An Ning could see the young officer's predicament and offered a kind explanation. "It really was because of their faces, but if you think about it, there were other clues."
