Those Classmates who Suddenly Disappeared

Now that they had a lead to follow, it was time to take action. Yet, the one most capable of doing this, Su Hui, was sitting on the couch with a furrowed brow, appearing lost in thought.

Qin Jia seemed puzzled: "What’s the matter, Sister Su? You seem reluctant to help."

To this, Gu Fan stepped up to explain: "Sister Su could utilize police resources to figure out which car dealerships recently sold this type of van, but any action on her part could alert our suspects, so Sister Su is indeed in a difficult position."

Lu Yi also sighed: "So you’re saying, the minute Sister Su deploys police resources, it could tip them off and backfire on us."

"If that’s so, what can we do?" Xu Haowen began to rack his brains for ideas. Since he had committed to help, he needed to step up.

Gu Fan then added: "Who said we’re out of options?" After saying this, he dialed Lin Xi’s number and shared his idea.

Once Lin Xi understood, she assured Gu Fan that she would act on it immediately. She then laughed listening to Gu Fan’s continuous chatter: "So, if I manage to rescue Du Jun, that asshole, I expect a hefty reward. Tell Du Changhui to prepare a few million as compensation. And you, start thinking about your words of gratitude, but I won’t accept anything insincere."

"Since when did you only start caring about money? Well, enough talk. I need to get on with it." With that, Lin Xi ended the call, and a smile crept onto her face. This was the spark of hope that Du Changhui needed.

Du Changhui eagerly asked, "How’s it going? Are we onto something?"

"Not really a breakthrough, but it’s some direction to our investigation at least. It’s better than having nothing." Lin Xi then relayed Gu Fan’s idea to Du Changhui, urging him to use his business connections to find out more.

Hearing this idea, Du Changhui couldn’t help but praise it. Indeed, it was a solid lead.