I am a god in the secret world

Chapter 69: Death Time

Bai Cha stumbled out of the car, and even slipped because of the icy road, falling heavily to the ground.

The driver was startled and got out of the driver's seat.

"It's okay, girl, it's not...don't be so anxious!"

He came forward and helped Bai Cha up, and then helped her brush off the snow on her body.

"Come on, I'll help you in..."

Bai Cha looked at him, her eyes full of fragility and helplessness.

The driver was a middle-aged man with a pale face and dull expression, as if he had been tired for a long time, but he looked at her with pity.

"Be careful, your fall is so painful." The driver said naggingly and helped her in.

The relevant personnel immediately came up to understand the situation.

"You are Ms. Gu, right? Please follow me."

Bai Cha then pushed the driver's hand away and hurriedly caught up with the man.

The driver stood there, staring at her back in silence. A shadow was vaguely shrouding him, making his expression gradually unclear, until someone patted him on the shoulder.

"Sir, are you with that lady just now?"

The driver came back to his senses and scratched his head.

"No, I was just the driver of her taxi. I saw she fell, so I helped her in."

"You are quite kind, but we should not keep any irrelevant people here any longer."

The driver smiled and nodded quickly.

"Yes, I'll leave now."

As he walked out, he couldn't help muttering to himself.

It’s really strange. Normally, he isn’t the kind of person who bothers others so much. Why did he feel so sorry for that girl just now?
Thinking about my wife and children, I suddenly understood what it would be like if I were no longer around.

Alas, I am indeed kind.

Bai Cha naturally didn't know about the conversation behind him.

But she felt it the moment she got on the car.

The man in the raincoat got on top of the driver.

So she said those words on purpose in the car.

The thought that was circling in her mind made her try it out.

"We're here, but I hope you're mentally prepared, Ms. Gu."

Bai Cha saw the body covered with white cloth.

The white cloth was lifted from the top of the head, revealing a face that was swollen and pale from being soaked.

The other person's face was no longer recognizable from its original appearance, one could only vaguely see that he looked quite old.

The hair is gray.

"Ms. Gu, is this your father?"

The family members always have to identify the body first, although the information they found should not be wrong.

Bai Cha thought, how could she know if this was true.

No matter what, she just cried silently without saying a word.

The policemen nearby looked at each other helplessly, but this situation was not uncommon.

"According to our investigation, your father most likely died in a car accident yesterday afternoon when it was raining outside."

"Yesterday?" Bai Cha finally moved and looked at the police.

"You said he died yesterday?"

The police looked at the medical examiner.

"Preliminary judgment is that the time of death is more than 24 hours, and he died of suffocation due to his face being buried in the water. The specific judgment may require an autopsy. If you agree, you can sign this agreement. We will perform an autopsy on your father to determine his true cause of death."

Bai Cha looked at the corpse lying there again.

If her father died yesterday, who called her today? The confusion on her face became more obvious.

[Oh my goodness, there won’t be another ghost, right? ]

[Not really. I suspect the water on the man in the raincoat yesterday might have come from the murder?]

[It seems that this is not impossible]

[But why did he kill Gu Baixue's father? ]

[Why don’t other anchors have this line? I didn’t see any other side being notified that their father had died. This anchor has a separate line.]

"Ms. Gu, please accept my condolences." Seeing that Bai Cha didn't say anything, the forensic doctor had to speak. "Because there were indeed signs of a car accident at the scene, but we are not sure whether it was because of the slippery road caused by the rain, your father's accident, or someone else's hit-and-run. It rained yesterday afternoon, and it snowed all night, so..."

"Where did he die?" Bai Cha interrupted him.

The police officer nearby said, "It's on the roadside near an abandoned factory on the outskirts of City A. The terrain there is relatively low, so water accumulates when it rains. We've determined that your father was involved in a car accident and his face was buried in the water, causing him to suffocate to death. However, we're not sure if he has any other fatal injuries."

"So was he killed in an accident or was he hit by someone?" Bai Cha looked at him with red eyes.

"We are investigating and we need your cooperation. Please accept my condolences."

Bai Cha's lips trembled a few times, he closed his eyes tiredly and desperately, and nodded.

"You guys check it out, I'll cooperate..."

After saying that, she turned around in despair.

The policeman nearby hurried forward to lead the way.

"Please come here and rest for a while. We have some questions here that we may need to ask you."

Bai Cha nodded. She just nodded no matter what he said.

Everyone who saw this scene couldn't help but sigh.

A police officer poured Baicha a cup of hot water.

White tea held in warm hands.

There is heating in the police station, which is much better than the old apartment building where she lives. The house she rented has no heating. Gu Baixue's mood has been in a state of breakdown these two days, so how could she think of turning on the air conditioner?

So Bai Cha could only bear it.

This is also the reason why she went to the company.

Anyway, anywhere is warmer than that home.

"Ms. Gu, please tell me your name."

Upon hearing this, Bai Cha took a sip of hot water, moistened his throat, and recovered some of his voice.

"Gu Baixue."

"Date of birth?"

"December 1997, 12."

The policeman was slightly stunned. Today is December 12th.

Obviously, Bai Cha also realized this, and tears filled her eyes again.

The female police officer next to him immediately patted Bai Cha's shoulder to comfort her.

Bai Cha leaned on the other person.

She was really tired.

"Tell me your current address, and your home address. Where does your father live?"

Bai Cha closed her eyes and shook her head.

"I now live in Unit 6, 2, Building 701, Rong'an Community. As for my father..."

She opened her eyes and asked blankly, "Why did he come to City A?"

She didn't know the exact address of Gu Baixue's home, but she knew that the other party was from City C in the same province.

So it stands to reason that Gu Baixue’s father should also be in City C.

The police were also questioned.

"Uh... We have investigated the deceased's surroundings. He is currently working at a construction site in City A. We have already sent someone to contact them."

After she finished speaking, the other party looked at her in confusion.

"Don't you know?"

Bai Cha shook his head in frustration.

"I don't know. I...I..."

She spoke in a halting and incoherent manner about the conflict between her and her father.

"We haven't seen each other for many years, and I have never paid any attention to him... I... I hate him, but..."

This drew another sigh.

"Did he really die yesterday afternoon?" Bai Cha suddenly stopped crying, walked forward and grabbed the hand of the policeman who was taking notes.

"Then why did he call me at noon today?"

As the words fell, a chill rose around them.

(End of this chapter)