Liu Yaoyao was the only witness at the scene.
As Jiang Ning had just forcefully dragged Liu Chusheng out of the car, Liu Yaoyao watched from the side, first with worry and fear, then with a surge of adrenaline.
If she had Jiang Ning’s skills and strength, she wouldn’t have been so easily overpowered by Liu Chusheng that day in the principal’s office.
Afterwards, Jiang Ning did something she had always wanted to do, leaving Liu Yaoyao extremely grateful.
She knew that everything Jiang Ning did to Liu Chusheng was to take revenge for her.
If anyone had to go to jail, let it be her.
"Don’t be afraid," Jiang Ning said softly, patting Liu Yaoyao’s shoulder to reassure her and reached to remove the Little Bear hair clip from the top of her head.
Before clipping it back onto Liu Yaoyao’s head, Jiang Ning had turned on its switch.
Meaning, all conversations and visuals between Liu Yaoyao and Liu Chusheng in the car were recorded.
If it hadn’t been for the conversation Jiang Ning overheard through her phone, she wouldn’t have ruined Liu Chusheng’s lower half.
He was a beast that wouldn’t repent even if it killed him.
No, calling him a beast was an insult to animals; animals are much nicer than Liu Chusheng and never harm people intentionally.
"He’s scum, not growing any wiser with age," she said.
Jiang Ning briefly recounted Liu Chusheng’s scummy behavior and was preparing the document with the footage recorded by the Little Bear Miniature Monitor, ready to hand it over to the police handling the case at any moment.
This was not a matter to be taken lightly.
The police officers, upon hearing Jiang Ning’s words, each looked grave. Two immediately went to the control room to retrieve the surveillance footage, and another two went to investigate Liu Chusheng’s background.
The oldest police officer, despite hating what Liu Chusheng did, felt pity for Jiang Ning: "If there’s a dispute, we can all talk it out. The way he was just now, it looked pretty serious. If the surveillance confirms that you did it on purpose, he could still sue you for intentional assault."
The law is fair and protects the legitimate rights and interests of all citizens, whether victim or criminal.
Liu Yaoyao was on the verge of tears.
Jiang Ning was unmoved: "If words were enough, there wouldn’t be so much evil."
Liu Chusheng was able to become a bureaucrat, which shows he is not lacking in education or power.
He understood better than the average person the consequences of his actions.
Yet he still couldn’t control the evil within him and chose to act the way he did.
As a law-abiding citizen, Jiang Ning did not promote violence, unless she really couldn’t hold back.
Just now when the medical staff wheeled Liu Chusheng away, a police officer followed them.
That officer quickly called to report that Liu Chusheng’s condition was not optimistic. To put it bluntly: he was a goner, completely ruined.
The senior officer who took the call furrowed his brow upon hearing this news.
The two officers who went to retrieve surveillance footage also quickly saw the footage of Jiang Ning pulling Liu Chusheng out of the car and hitting him with a rock, and they called the senior officer as well.
Senior Officer: "...I see."
The brow that was already furrowed was now carved with three deep furrows.
After hanging up, the senior officer sighed and looked at Jiang Ning, "Young lady, you’re in a bit of a tricky situation now."
Stepping in to help when seeing injustice is commendable, but if you go too far, it’s like asking for trouble.
Jiang Ning slowly pulled something out of her pocket, "How about now?"