Rebirth: My Mother is a Virgin Mary

When Shi Kuan's colleague asked me about the details of the case, Qi Mai stood behind her, with his arms folded, staring at me motionlessly.

Like a personal machine...

It makes my whole body creepy.

After the normal process was completed, another police officer skillfully turned on the computer and operated it. Qi Mai was still staring at me, but unlike before, he began to pace back and forth, which made me feel upset.

When the department's junior leader heard that the police were coming, he hurried to the office and wiped the sweat off his forehead with a handkerchief. "It's just a minor fight between students. It's nothing. There's no need to bother the police to come here specially."

"It's just a small matter?" Shi Kuan frowned unhappily. "It has escalated to a personal attack, and even a human flesh search. As a leader, have you seen the number of reposts of that post? Do you know how serious this matter is?"

"Since you've called the police, we have no reason to ignore it. No one is qualified to make a conclusion before the matter is thoroughly investigated. Or is this your school's consistent approach to such incidents?"

I sat aside and obediently played the role of the victim, but it wasn't really a role, I was that person.

The young leader continued to wipe the sweat off his face with his handkerchief: "We will investigate this matter thoroughly. If Cheng Lin was really slandered, we will clear her name. But I didn't expect her to be so impatient and call the police without telling anyone..."

"What's wrong with her calling the police?" Professor Fu appeared at the door at the right time and said in a deep voice, "She is exercising her legal rights reasonably. Why, does she need your consent before calling the police? Not to mention that it was me who asked her to call the police!"

I looked up at the professor and felt warm inside. He was taking responsibility on myself.

The professor snorted coldly: "Don't forget, I am also one of the parties involved. I will not bear the responsibility of this false accusation! My students will not bear it either!"

The young leader was sweating again. He could scold Cheng Lin, but he couldn't afford to offend Professor Fu.

"Hmph, it's good enough that you don't make fun of my students. Why are you waiting for you to investigate it thoroughly? What else can you do except delaying time and making excuses?" The professor continued to accuse him impolitely. The young leader's face turned pale and red, which was really exciting.

"Found it!" the technical policeman said excitedly, "We tracked down the location where the post was posted, and it's right in this teaching building."

The result was as expected. The person who took the photos secretly has almost become my fan. He must be someone familiar with me, and most likely someone from the same class.

Professor Fu also looked as if he understood everything. However, the junior leader was acting as if he was facing a formidable enemy: "What?! He is actually from our college?!"

"Cheng Lin, who did you offend?!"

I rolled my eyes speechlessly. "From what you said, it seems like you know that I'm being slandered?"

He didn't say anything, just wiped the sweat off his face.

"I think I'm a kind person who treats people sincerely. The last person who bullied me has already been put in jail. Could he be her supporter?" I suddenly shouted, "Ah! There must be some conspiracy! After all... after all... the main reason she went to jail was not because she maliciously photoshopped my photos!"

The junior leader certainly knew about Xia Rui's incident, and also knew why she was in jail. My shouting raised the incident to a higher level, and he was even more nervous. "It shouldn't be, hasn't the matter been investigated?"

"What Cheng Lin said makes sense." Shi Kuan nodded in agreement, "Perhaps this incident happened for the purpose of revenge."

What if someone doesn't take it seriously? Then muddy the waters and drag him down with him.

Just as the junior leader said, the posting matter can be big or small, but the department's attitude is obviously to deal with it passively, which will only be disadvantageous to me. I have to fight to the end for myself and for the innocent people I implicated. It is impossible to have no impact, so I can only do my best to minimize the impact.

Xia Rui is a taboo. Every time she is mentioned, it is like slapping some people in the face. Personal grudges can be resolved in any way, but once it involves issues that cannot be touched, it is beyond their control.

The young leader must be aware of the impact of the Xia Rui incident. Almost half of the department leaders were massacred. Now that I have linked the problem to Xia Rui and aroused suspicion, it would be strange if he is not panicked.

There were still a lot of people gathered in the dormitory. Looking at their nervous and worried expressions, all the gloomy emotions were swept away in an instant.

You see, there are so many people who care about me, I am worthy.

I really wanted to hug each of them, and in fact, I did so.

Xiao Wen cried so hard that she felt heartbroken and aggrieved.

"Do you know how I spent this day? Everyone thought I did it, but you were the only one who sent me a message telling me that you believed me."

Yes, when Shu Yu first saw the post, he subconsciously thought it was written by Xiao Wen. Not only Shu Yu, but almost all the people who were close to me thought it was written by Xiao Wen, not to mention the other spectators in the class.

I can imagine their suspicion of her, but to be honest, I don't believe in my heart that Xiao Wen did it.

I told Xiao Wen very unethically: "I trust you not only because I believe in your character. Although you are annoying sometimes, you would not do such a thing. More importantly, I don't think you have the brains to do such a thing... With your little mind, everything is out in the open. You can't do such a premeditated and planned frame-up."

"Ouch!" Xiao Wen patted me, "It means I have no brains!"

Everyone was amused by our conversation and the atmosphere became much more lively.

"So all we have to do next is wait?" Xiao Ya asked me.

As I expected, the post has disappeared, but screenshots of the post are still flying all over the forum. Some teachers have issued clear prohibitions in each class group prohibiting the reprinting of the post, but this is equivalent to saying nothing.

I didn't want to control it. Firstly, I can't control it at all. Secondly, even if I have the ability to control public opinion, I can't control people's hearts.

I don’t believe that justice lies in the hearts of people and that everything can be guided.

"No wait, I'm going to take the initiative."

"Do you want to post a message? I know someone who hosts the campus forum and can help you." Tian Meng volunteered.

I shook my head. "I won't post it for now. I haven't thought about the content yet. Those who slander and spread rumors about me are not good people. They just want to see me make a fool of myself. They themselves are not doing well, so they want to vent their anger on me. Their slander itself is a kind of admiration for me."

"I won't prove myself. When they slandered me, they had already thought about how I would refute. Only those who wronged you know how innocent you are. Don't worry about me fighting internally. I will only make them fight externally."

Everyone was inspired by what I said and offered their good ideas.

I had my phone turned on, and when I went out I ran into a few girls wandering in the corridor. They were unfamiliar faces, and it seemed like they were there to enjoy the show.

I glanced at them coldly and answered the phone: "Hello, Officer Qi."