After explaining all this, I calmly dialed 110.

The police were dispatched quickly, and Xia Min and I were already in the police car before the lawyer arrived.

There is no excuse for the fact that a man died, and he died in my house.

But I still told the reason, and it was indeed because they were following me, so I made this decision to lure them out in this way.

Since I surrendered voluntarily, and there was no suspicion of guilt, no one embarrassed me until I collected complete evidence.

The lawyer hired by Momoko quickly arrived, and when I said this, the lawyer fell into a brief silence.

After a while, he spoke: "There is a high probability of winning the case, but it will take some time to collect the evidence chain, and I am afraid you will have to stay here for a while."

"Doesn't that prove that they're following me as long as all the surveillance is pulled out?"

However, the lawyer just shook his head slowly: "You can go, why can't people go?" Why are people following you the same way?"

Speaking of which, I'm a little speechless.

The lawyer waved his hand calmly: "Don't worry about this matter, we are a complete team of lawyers, and we have the ability to serve clients well."

Hearing this, my heart warmed, and it must have taken a lot of effort to invite a team of lawyers.

I thought about it and asked, "Can you give me an approximate time?"

"It's hard to say, it's going to take a week at the earliest."

"No, I can't wait."

There is still something important to do tonight, if you wait for a week, Xiaoyu will have been cremated, even if the gods go down to earth, there is no trick.

The lawyer's brow furrowed slightly, "How long can you wait?"

"Today! No later than 11 o'clock."

The lawyer looked at his watch, and his eyebrows became more and more solemn: "What are you kidding, it's five o'clock now."

"I don't understand your procedures, but I know that if I can't get out tonight, no one can afford the consequences."

After a moment of silence, I asked, "Is it okay to be released on bail pending trial?"

"You don't particularly fit in this situation. Besides, it takes at least three working days for release on bail."

Every road seems to be blocked, and the person in front of me is my only lifeline, forcing me to do both soft and hard.

"You just said that you will serve your customers well, I only have this one appeal now, help."

The lawyer held his gold-rimmed glasses with one hand and whispered, "From now on, don't say a word, I'll go and operate, and you wait for my news."

I clasped my hands together and said, "Thank you, thank you."

The lawyer came and went, and it was a total of hours.

Due to my gender, Xia Min and I could not be in the same room, and our communication equipment was confiscated.

I lay on the bench, and the cold behind me couldn't suppress the scorching heat of time.

I can't see the time here, the only thing I can feel is the small window on the side.

The lawyer didn't promise me anything when he left, and I don't know if he could do it.

Every second is like being roasted on a fire.

It was completely dark, and suddenly there was a knock at the door in the dead silence.

For a moment, it was as if a spring had in my back and I bounced off my chair.

I leaned against the railing, eager to get my head out of the narrow gap, and as the sound of footsteps sounded, the voice-activated lights lit up little by little.

Along with the lawyer, there was also a policeman.

The lawyer's face was full of tiredness and he took the initiative to stand behind the police.

"Dididi."

The code is entered, and the electronic lock is opened.

I was stunned for a moment and hurried out.

The lawyer didn't say anything from beginning to end, and when he saw me come out, he led the way ahead without saying a word.

The moment the fresh air broke into my nostrils, I couldn't help but take a few more breaths, and the lawyer finally spoke.

"Forget about tonight, don't ask about anything."

Even though he didn't say anything, the tiredness on his face was already visible to the naked eye.

I nodded hurriedly and promised, "I know the rules, don't worry."

"Your stuff."

He handed me the black plastic bag and pointed forward, "That girl is waiting for you at the front entrance."

"Thanks."

I hurriedly thanked him, and I ran away.

It's ten o'clock, and it should be too late!