Era: The naive beauty charmed the villain!

We received a report late at night from the campus of Shanghai University, and the police arrived very quickly.

When Bai Ju saw the public officials in uniform, she was terrified and trembled all over. At that moment, she really looked pitiful.

But the police officers didn't care whether she was trembling or not. Now that she's been arrested, she's scared. Where was she before?

"So it was you who sneaked into the campus and posted those big-character posters to slander the students at Haishi University?" the uniformed public official asked sternly.

Bai Ju has been stubbornly insisting on her innocence until now, so how could she dare to admit it so easily? She simply insists that she is innocent.

Gu Qingsong sneered, "Even if you were just passing by, why did you tear down the notice posted on the school bulletin board?"

Bai Ju stammered, "I... I saw that this poster said bad things about Lin An'an. After all, we were classmates before, so I..."

Gu Qingsong continued, "You just want to help her tear it off?"

"Correct!"

Even if Bai Ju disliked Lin An'an, she could only use their past friendship as an excuse for her behavior.

"I really did it out of kindness!"

Gu Qingsong's disdain deepened: "Kindness? It's so dark near the bulletin board at night, how could someone who just happened to be passing by possibly read what's written on it at a glance?"

Bai Ju broke out in a cold sweat.

She wrote the big-character poster, and she also posted it on the school's bulletin board by herself after she finished writing it, so of course she knew what it said.

She was too flustered and immediately became prejudiced, completely failing to consider the contradictions in her words.

If you just happen to be passing by, it's impossible to accurately read what's written on the poster in the dark.

If someone knew what was written on it and specifically came over at night to tear it off, it couldn't have been just a coincidence that they were passing by.

"I, I..." Bai Ju's pupils trembled, her mind blank.

For a moment, I didn't know what to say to continue defending myself.

The security guards were all very unhappy with the culprit who made them work overtime so late tonight.

Seeing that the victim's family had silenced the vicious woman with just a few words, they felt a sense of satisfaction and couldn't help but want to spit on her.

A thin security guard next to her glanced at Bai Ju and said sarcastically, "What do you mean, 'what about me'? You should think of another excuse to talk to the police officer. Maybe you can get a suspended death sentence."

Everyone could tell that it was a joke, but Bai Ju was already unfamiliar with the law, and now she was terrified.

Upon hearing this, she immediately screamed in terror: "I just put up a big-character poster, it's not a big deal, why is it punishable by death?!"

Today's call was made by two experienced middle-aged men who remained calm after hearing Bai Ju's words.

They've seen plenty of these kinds of criminals; they're all cowardly bullies who prey on the weak and have dark hearts.

They usually only dare to cause trouble secretly behind the scenes, but once caught, they become terrified and confess to everything.

The two officers exchanged a glance, and the shorter officer spoke up, "Since you've admitted it yourself, let's not waste everyone's time. Come with us."

Bai Ju suddenly came to her senses and instinctively tried to cover her mouth, which had caused the trouble, but her hands were already tied up, making even this simple action impossible.

Bai Ju really cried this time. How could she have blurted out the truth so easily?

"Waaaaah, I didn't mean to, I don't have a dad, everyone bullies me..."

Bai Ju's mind went completely blank, and she rambled incoherently, only knowing how to instinctively play the victim and cry.

From childhood to adulthood, this was the same set of arguments she used most often, and she was reciting them fluently now.

Whenever Bai Ju did something bad and was exposed, as long as she said this, Director Bai and her mother would immediately forgive her, turn their attention to dealing with others, and clean up her mess.

But the people present weren't buying it. Listening to her sobbing and complaining about nothing, they only felt annoyed and impatient.