Xiaofeng heard that Ye Cheng was going, and Xiaofeng frowned, "Wait."
"I’ll go." Xiaofeng’s eyebrows were curved, very beautiful, "I’ll go."
"Girl, your idea is good, but if Ye Cheng doesn’t show up, it might be hard to end things. It’s okay, let him go. He is the heir of the Gu Family, and there are some things he has to face sooner or later."
Every time a new heir takes over in the Imperial Capital, the cards must be reshuffled. Seeing that all these old things were getting older, naturally, someone would try to stir up the waters of the Imperial Capital and then reshuffle.
"Grandfather, the other party must also have identified Ye Cheng’s car as being driven by him, but in fact, what if I were the one driving? Once Ye Cheng shows up at the police station, whether he is guilty or not, it would definitely be assumed that the Gu Family used its special power, so Ye Cheng would get away with such a major car accident." Ultimately, for Ye Cheng, it would be another public controversy.
"What’s your plan then?" Grandfather Gu looked at Xiaofeng.
"Since I’ve come to the Imperial Capital, my reputation has not been good. There are a lot of people who look at me unfavorably, both openly and secretly. I say let Old Jian drive Ye Cheng’s car to pick me up and bring me back to see you, that way we avoid Ye Cheng immediately."
"And then?" Grandfather Gu did not say whether he agreed or disagreed.
"The other party’s claim of brake failure would definitely have been covered up before we arrived. The truth will only be one, the one determined by the police station."
"If that’s the case, our Gu Family will definitely have to stand up and explain, how would you explain it?" Grandfather Gu gently tapped the table, looking calm.
"I’m just going to the police station to start this off, then deny I was the perpetrator. As for the rest, of course, it’s up to you. It’s better for me to show up rather than Ye Cheng directly; this way, even if the newspapers want to charge Ye Cheng, they won’t be able to pin it down." Xiaofeng added with a playful smile.
Ye Cheng himself showing up and Ye Cheng coming to the police station to take her away were completely different concepts.
Xiaofeng sat in the police station, asserting, "Yes, I felt unwell last night, so I called Ye Cheng and asked him to send someone to take me back to the Gu Family so Grandfather could check on me. On the way, we encountered a truck that seemed to deliberately crash into us, driving very fast. I was so scared that I immediately curled up in the back seat, while the driver reacted quickly, jumping out of the car first. That’s when I fainted. The driver was terrified. Luckily, we had two other cars behind us, and seeing that I had passed out, they didn’t care about anything else and immediately drove me back to the Gu Family."
"Are you saying that Young Master Gu was not in the car at the time?" The police officer squinted, confirming this information.
"Yes, if you don’t believe me, you can call the Gu Family. Wasn’t he at the Gu Family all last night? I had called him saying that I might have eaten something bad, felt unwell, and asked him not to go anywhere but to wait for me at home. You may not believe what Yecheng says, but you surely can’t dismiss the words of Grandfather Gu or Mr. Gu," Xiaofeng said, sitting across from the officer, sounding logical and well-reasoned.
"The car is Young Master Gu’s vehicle; we have good reason to suspect that Young Master Gu was also in the car at the time. As the heir of the Gu Family, he could be indifferent to the plight of the driver involved in the accident." The officer directly pinned the blame on Gu Yecheng.
"Comrade, you are police officers; you should prioritize evidence in your actions. You say Yecheng was in the car, but where is the evidence? I was also at the scene, and we are absolutely certain it was the truck that crashed into us. Even if there was an accident, it was the truck that caused it first," Xiaofeng argued.
"The truck crashed into you?" The officer smiled, "Let me put it this way, we just examined the car and found that the truck’s driving route was completely normal. However, you, while turning, changed lanes arbitrarily, catching the truck by surprise, which couldn’t avoid and crashed into your car. Therefore, from a liability perspective, your car is fully responsible."
Everything was indeed arranged in advance.
Even how the accident would happen was predetermined.
"I disagree." Xiaofeng’s smile faded, "At that time, the truck’s driving condition was very unstable, it seemed like the brakes had failed. That is to say, during its journey, the truck encountered a problem. As for us on the opposite side, we were already trying hard to avoid it, but still couldn’t dodge it," Xiaofeng argued.
"Young Madam, we have already conducted a technical assessment, and there was no problem with the vehicle itself."