Mr. Kane Got cklisted Chapter 2361-Coco whispered, "The uncle''s hands are different from mine."
"What?"
Ste didn''t understand.
Coco said, "It''s just that his palms are ck."
Ste: "ck? Are they dirty?"
"It''s not dirty," Coco didn''t know how to describe what she saw, racking her brains to sum up, "It''s just ck, ugly, and scary."
Ste didn''t pay attention, thinking it was a birthmark or a mole, so she said, "Coco, we can discuss a person''s qualities and advantages, but we can''t discuss other people''s appearance and defects. That''s impolite." Coco slumped her shoulders and whispered, "I''m sorry."
Ste rubbed her hair, "Let''s go,e outter, and I will treat you to ice cream."
Coco responded and held Ste''s hand again, but she was still thinking about what she had just seen.
Ste was tall and had been talking to Larry, so she didn''t see it, but Coco was short, so she could just see the other person''s palm.From N?velDrama.Org.
It was ck, burnt, and some ces were broken, which looked a bit scary.
But Ste said that it was impolite to discuss other people''s defects, so she swallowed her curiosity.
Little Sweet Potato, who had previously spread rumors about Leighton''s sexual harassment, was arrested. Because she was involved in a kidnapping case many years ago, the police came to Leighton mainly to talk about the joint trial of the case.
After exining the basic information, Ste thought of Larry, whom she met at the door, and whispered to the policeman beside her, "Officer, I want to ask, in the kidnapping case involving ''Little Sweet Potato'', is the father of the victim boy named Larry?"
The policeman paused when typing, "Do you know him?"
Ste nodded, "He works in ourpany."
As she was talking, the door was pushed open, and a tall police officer entered with a cup in his hand “Then the you have to pay attention to the safety issues at yourpany. You can''t use such a high concentration of acid for cleaning; it will burn
people''s hands like that."
Ste looked confused and didn''t understand what he was talking about.
The policeman sitting opposite Ste was also curious, "What''s going on? He''s Larry. I just came over from his ce. When he was trying to make fingerprints, he couldn''t press them. I m
looked at his hands. Both of his
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hands, the entire palms and fingers, were all burnt and injured. I asked him how it happened. He said that when he was cleaning the restroom at thepany, he identally got acid on his hands. I don''t know how concentrated the acid theirpany bought was, but his hands were carbonized. He didn''t say a word and was still applying ink on the table. There were blood stains everywhere. If you didn''t know, you would think we were torturing him."
Another policeman asked, "Can he still make fingerprints?"
"Then how did he do it? He didn''t
press it. I think even if his hands are
healed, it would be difficult to restor I asked my
the fingerprint?
colleagues to take him to record his
iris and voiceprints."