If you want to be a good person, find Huadi

The person who walked in was Gao Yanbo, his face still slightly tired, obviously having just finished an intense experiment. Next to him stood his master Ling Feng, both wearing white lab coats and thick gloves.

Gao Yanbo quickly walked over to Li Wenbin's desk and gently placed a thick lab report on it. His movements were so gentle, as if the report weighed a thousand pounds.

Li Wenbin raised his head and looked at Gao Yanbo, a hint of anticipation flashing in his eyes. He knew that this report might play a key role in solving the case.

Gao Yanbo took a deep breath and said slowly, "Mr. Li, we have just completed the toxicology test. The preliminary results show that Nafei was poisoned before entering the police station."

This news was like a bombshell, causing a commotion in the conference room. The Long and Randolph family members all showed surprised expressions; they clearly had not anticipated this outcome.

Li Wenbin's expression grew serious. He picked up the report and read it carefully. After reading it, he handed it to Hua Di, who was sitting next to him. Then he said to Na Long and Randolph, "The preliminary report of Na Fei's autopsy is out. Unfortunately, the results may not be good news for you two."

He paused, then continued, "However, I still need to bring someone to confirm some things. I will explain the situation to you two in detail in two hours. In the meantime, you can choose to wait in this conference room or come back in two hours."

After saying that, Li Wenbin stood up, winked at Huadi, and the two left the meeting room together, leaving Nalong and Randolph looking at each other.

Li Wenbin and Huadi once again entered the autopsy room, where the atmosphere remained somewhat eerie. Ling Feng was busy handling follow-up matters, his movements swift and skillful.

"Are you sure that Nafei was poisoned before coming to the police station?" Li Wenbin walked to Ling Feng and asked with a serious expression.

Ling Feng didn't stop his work. He answered without looking up, "We haven't yet determined the specific toxin in Na Fei. However, through toxicology and digestion tests, we can confirm that Na Fei was poisoned before coming to the police station. Furthermore, we can confirm that he wasn't poisoned during the interrogation at the police station."

Li Wenbin and Huadi exchanged a glance, each seeing a hint of doubt in the other's eyes. They were silent for a moment, then turned and left the autopsy room.

After leaving the autopsy room, Li Wenbin suddenly asked Huadi, "Do you have any cigarettes?"

Huadi looked at Li Wenbin in surprise, because he knew that Li Wenbin didn't usually smoke. However, he quickly took out a pack of cigarettes from his pocket, took out a cigarette, handed it to Li Wenbin, and lit it for him.

Li Wenbin took a deep drag on his cigarette, and the smoke spread out in front of him. His brows were slightly furrowed, as if he was thinking about something.

"Things are becoming increasingly confusing." Li Wenbin frowned, seeming to be troubled by this complex situation. "I've always suspected that Na Fei was poisoned by someone from the Randolph family. After all, there's some connection between them. Perhaps Na Fei possessed some information that was detrimental to the Randolph family, so they killed him to prevent future trouble."

However, as the investigation deepened, Li Wenbin discovered that things were not so simple. The Randolph family seemed to have no direct connection with the Nafil poisoning incident, which completely disappointed his previous speculation.

Hua Di pondered for a moment and suddenly said, "Could it be that family who did this? They learned that Na Fei had been exposed, and to prevent the secret from being leaked, they chose to kill him to silence him."

Li Wenbin felt Huadi's speculation made sense, but he immediately raised his own question: "But if that family was really responsible, why did they rob the Randolph family's jewels? There doesn't seem to be an obvious connection between the two. They have no motive for doing so. Besides, that family belongs to the compradors of the British in Hong Kong."

Huadi knew exactly how Nafei was poisoned, but he couldn't tell it directly. He wanted Li Wenbin to piece together the whole case bit by bit and complete it into a complete picture.

Hua Di said thoughtfully, "That's very possible. That company's business has really not been doing well in the past two years. The Long Group, the Guo Group, the shipping magnate family, and several other top Hong Kong families have been suppressing and cracking down on that company in the business world. Plus, our police have been investigating their shady dealings over the past two years, especially the drug trade. An informant told me that the Colombian drug lords are forcing them to pay back their debts, and I heard the amount is quite large!"

After hearing what Huadi said, Li Wenbin took a long drag on his cigarette and said slowly, "So, we have a motive. It's not easy to owe money to the Colombian drug lords. That family must have been forced into a desperate situation. The value of this batch of jewelry is indeed considerable. Plus, that family has shares in the Jockey Club, and their family members hold important positions there. If we combine forces with the armed forces of the Colombian drug lords, this thing really could be accomplished."

"Yeah," Hua Di agreed. "If that family is really involved, this case will be very troublesome. The Randolph family will definitely not give up easily. After all, their family has lost so many precious national treasures this time. This is not a small amount of money."

Li Wenbin remained silent, his brow furrowed in thought. If this case was truly connected to that family, the situation would become extremely complicated. He knew full well that with their current capabilities and authority, it would be difficult for them to handle such a case.

Li Wenbin couldn't help but wonder if he should transfer the case to the Special Branch. After all, the Special Branch was directly under the British MI5, and they should be more experienced and capable in handling matters involving British citizens and their affiliated families. Handing the case over to them might be a wise choice.

Thinking of this, Li Wenbin decisively threw the unfinished cigarette on the ground and stomped it out with his foot. He took a deep breath, as if making up his mind, and turned around to take Huadi back to the meeting room.

The dragon and Randolph sat there like two statues, steady and unmoved. Their eyes met, but there was no sign of communication, as if an unbridgeable chasm stretched between them.

As time passed, the atmosphere in the conference room grew increasingly tense, a feeling of oppression. Na Long tried several times to explain to Randolph that their company had no involvement in this matter, but every time he saw Randolph's indifferent expression, he swallowed the words back.

Randolph was completely immersed in his own world, oblivious to the dragon's presence. His eyes stared into space, as if he was pondering something important, or perhaps simply ignoring the dragon's presence.

In this way, the two of them remained deadlocked in silence, waiting for Li Wenbin's return, hoping that he could give them a satisfactory explanation. However, as time passed, Na Long became more and more anxious. He didn't know when Li Wenbin would come back, nor did he know how to break the suffocating silence.

Li Wenbin quickly walked back to the conference room and plopped down on a chair. He took a moment to catch his breath, then raised his head, his gaze fixed on Randolph and Na Long. He spoke in a steady voice, "Gentlemen, given the power of your families, I believe you both have your own channels for obtaining relevant information. So, what I can tell you now is that after an in-depth investigation by our police, Na Fei's cause of death was not an accident, but poisoning. Moreover, he was poisoned before he arrived at the police station."

Li Wenbin paused, observing the two men's reactions, and then continued, "Also, I have some good news to tell you. Our Hong Kong police have successfully recovered the royal jewels of the Bear Kingdom that were robbed from the Randolph family. The suspected robber, Na Fei, is now dead, and this case has reached a conclusion."

He took a deep breath and continued, "As for the next step, we, the Hong Kong police, have basically completed what we can do. I will hand over the subsequent case to the Special Branch, and they will contact MI5 in Rand. After all, the Randolph family has other stolen antiques in Rand, and I think it would be more appropriate for them to handle these matters."