The roommates didn’t know who Yue Qingqing was talking to over the phone.
But looking at Yue Qingqing’s expression, they knew she had found another solution.
Lu Zhu breathed a sigh of relief, still in the mood to tease.
"I knew I was worrying for nothing."
Having known Yue Qingqing for such a long time, they should be used to her calm demeanor by now.
Seeing her flustered would be the real surprise.
Mi Shu curiously asked, "What do we do next?"
Yue Qingqing replied with one word, "Wait."
The Supernatural Management Bureau was always highly efficient, and Yue Qingqing knew this well.
But the police were even quicker than the Supernatural Management Bureau.
In just twenty minutes, the police arrived.
The appearance of these uniformed officers at the dormitory building caused quite a stir.
The dormitory supervisor teacher seemed a bit nervous, "Officers, why are you here?"
"We received a report from a student in your dormitory that someone was defaming and insulting her online."
Can such a matter be reported to the police in real life?
The dormitory supervisor teacher felt bewildered but still led the way after the officers showed their credentials.
Students they encountered on the way couldn’t help but stop and watch the commotion.
"What’s happening? Who’s in trouble?"
"Did someone lose something?"
Someone who had seen the entire event explained to the crowd.
"No, it’s not about losing something, it’s some online matters. Apparently, someone got defamed."
"Wait, I know this. Is it about someone named Yue Qingqing? I just saw a post today."
"What post?" Those who didn’t know were curious.
"It’s on our forum, can’t explain in a few words. Come to my dorm later to check it out."
Very quickly, someone posted about this event on the forum.
"I live in the same dormitory building as Yue Qingqing. She has reported it to the police."
Her reply drew more responses immediately.
"She actually reported it? Didn’t expect that. Doesn’t that mean the things in the post are pure fabrication?"
"In this day and age, why report online issues to the police? Is it because she can’t take it anymore?"
"That’s laughable. After being talked about , you still say she can’t take it? Have the guts not to post anonymously, let us see who you really are and how skilled you are at taking it."
"Tch, it’s obvious. Look at all these photos, it’s clear she doesn’t clean up her act."
The girl looked at the chaos among the spectators and added.
"I live in the same dormitory building as Yue Qingqing. I see her often. I feel she’s not like the person described in the post."
Someone replied to her, "Seeing is one thing, but knowing someone’s heart is another. The prettier the woman, the more deceitful she can be."
The girl was indignant, "If she was really feeling guilty, would she dare call the police? I think there’s definitely more to this."
Her words were met with both agreement and opposition, but everyone urged her to update them with new information.
The girl thought for a moment, then stepped out of her dorm, heading to the floor where Yue Qingqing was, hoping to get a closer look at what was really happening.
In the dormitory, Pan Muling was showing the police the forum post.
Angrily, she explained, "These are groundless accusations. Only the last photo is of Yue Qingqing and her boyfriend. The rest are of her normal interactions with classmates."
The officer admitted this was his first time handling such a case, feeling unsure about the procedure.
"But aren’t these all online issues?"
The internet was a relatively new phenomenon at that time, and people generally believed that the online world was separate from the real world.
If someone were to insult and defame another in person, the officers would surely educate them properly.
But when the same happened online, it seemed to become a virtual issue.
Law enforcement must have laws to follow, yet in this situation, they didn’t even know who was behind the online posts. What could they do?