"Come down."
"I can't."
"I'll count to three. If you don't come down, I'll squeeze you."
"Even if you squeeze me to death, I want to know why. Besides, why did you discover the female doctor's flaw before I did? Even the circuits in your brain are straight! Tell me, what's wrong? "
Unlike other Pocket Dimensions, Demon Descartes was full of curiosity and curiosity. In its excitement, it covered Bohemia's head and face, leaving only a mosaic in front of her eyes. Bohemia was so irritated that she could no longer express her anger. She said in a low voice, "Come down first. I have something to tell him. You'll understand when you hear it."
Descartes was full of suspicion towards her. Hesitantly, he climbed down from her face and urged, "Hurry up."
Before Bohemia opened her mouth, she glanced at the secretary who was walking in front of her. According to the secretary, the door of the conference room was indeed broken. It would lock automatically when it was closed. He apologized for the old leather shoes in the room and led Bohemia upstairs to get the key from his office.
Just like that, she once again returned to the bare corridor.
The secretary's office was not far from hers. When the secretary lowered his head to open the door, Bohemia stood behind him and her eyes fell on a piece of frosted glass on the door. She looked around. Except for a few tightly closed office doors, the corridor was plain and empty. She didn't want to take another look at it.
"… Doctor Ming saw it." She thought for a moment, then moved closer to the secretary and whispered.
"Huh? What did she see? "
"Doctor Ming saw it when you poured them a glass of water."
The secretary's face turned pale. He pursed his lips tightly. He glanced at Bohemia, turned the door handle, and gestured for Bohemia to come in.
"What?" After a moment of confusion, Cartesian exclaimed in realization, "… Yes, she saw it!"
Indeed, there was nothing on Doctor Ming that could prove that she was a serial killer. After all, who could judge a killer by appearance? Even the bloodstain, whether it was "splashed" or "stained", could be interpreted in many ways. As long as there were other possibilities, it couldn't be regarded as evidence.
The only flaw was actually revealed after Doctor Ming left the office.
When Bohemia asked her on the phone if she had poured the water for the agents, she said, "No, your secretary did. He had the water ready for the agents before they came through the door. "
At first glance, there was nothing wrong with this sentence. At that time, Bohemia had only opened the door and looked at the corridor once. She had almost forgotten what it looked like outside.
The reason why Doctor Ming was so sure that it was the secretary who poured the water was most likely because she saw it. However, when she looked at the corridor again, she realized that it was actually very unnatural for Doctor Ming to see the secretary pour the water.
The corridor was bare, and there was no refreshment area or waiting area that could be seen at a glance. As Doctor Ming walked towards the warden's office, there were only a few doors. Of course, one of these doors could be the refreshment room, but no matter what, she had to deliberately poke her head into one of the doors to see the secretary pouring the water.
"When she passed by, the secretary had opened the door completely. She subconsciously glanced at him and saw him pouring the water. That's how she knew." That was impossible. At least, it couldn't explain what Doctor Ming said.
When passing by an open door, many people would have the experience of "subconsciously glancing at it". If he thought back to his own experience, he would realize that such a quick glance did not even last for a second, and the information he could capture was actually very little. Doctor Ming, on the other hand, managed to capture enough information in less than a second. Not only did he know that the secretary was not pouring water for him, but he also knew that the secretary was pouring two glasses of water for the two police detectives.
This meant that what she saw in the corridor wasn't just a moment, but a whole process.
If she wanted to witness a process, she had to stand outside the door and watch quietly for a long time.
The fact that she could stand outside the door for so long meant that the door was not wide open. Otherwise, she would have been discovered by the people inside.
There was nothing unusual about "pouring water", so it was not worthy of her stopping to peep at it silently. Doctor Ming did not walk fast. It was clear that when she passed the secretary's door, she noticed something special, which was why she stopped to observe his movements … At the same time, this special thing helped her confirm that the water was prepared for someone else.
It was not hard to guess what the "special point" was. When Agent Garl suddenly had a "spasm", she knew that there must be something wrong with the water in his cup, and it must be related to the secretary who was pouring the water.
"She should have seen it all."
Bohemia followed the secretary into the office. She stood at the door and refused to go any further. She kept a distance that she could run out of the door if she turned around. She had the combat power of an ordinary woman, and she dared not forget that. She looked around the secretary's office, and her eyes immediately fell on a black machine that looked like a coffeemaker. Beside it, there was a string of paper cups.
The beef sandwich secretary let out a long sigh. He buried his face in his palms and rubbed them hard.
"She … saw it all?" he asked in a daze. "Then I … I was in Agent Garl's cup …"
He really did add the drug!
"Pouring the drug into the water" — this must be what attracted Doctor Ming's attention. After that, everything went smoothly.
Doctor Ming saw the secretary add the drug into one of the two cups of water. After a while, she noticed that the two agents were holding a cup of water when they entered the office. If she still could not confirm that "this water was indeed that water", then she received a call from the warden and learned that Agent Garl "had a spasm". After a brief inference, she said, "It was your secretary. She poured the water before they entered the office."
"I knew it. Even if she's a serial killer, it's impossible for her to kill people all the time. There must be a reason that made her want to kill." Descartes was finally satisfied. "She saw the secretary put the drug in the cup, so she knew that no matter who drank it, they would be sent to the infirmary after the poison took effect. By that time, would that person still be able to come out alive? She could use this opportunity to satisfy her desire to kill, and she had a secretary to take the blame for her. If I were a serial killer, I wouldn't let go of this opportunity either. "
The female doctor had noticed that there was something wrong with the cup, but she did not say anything. It was this mentality of waiting for someone to fall into a disadvantageous position before being handed over to her that exposed her identity as a serial killer.
"That's the end of it."
The secretary closed his eyes and sat on the chair as if he had just been beaten. "I even diluted the medicine very much, so that Agent Garl would only feel uncomfortable for a while, and there wouldn't be any side effects … I thought that such a small amount of medicine would be metabolized very quickly, so it didn't matter. But I didn't expect that she would see it … She must have reported it to you, right? "
Bohemia looked at him and frowned slightly.
Descartes also noticed that something was wrong. "This person … Why did he just confess so easily? He didn't even try to deny it. He was like a broken rice ball. One poke and he would spill everything. "
"Why did you put the drug in Agent Garl?"
This sentence stabbed the secretary like a needle. He straightened his back and glanced at her quickly.
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