Chapter 206： not to lie

Chapter 206: Don’t lie

Everyone turned back and came to the place where the left turn should have been.

Police Officer Zeng took a strong flashlight and looked around, but still found no passable place, and he couldn't help but be surprised;

“There is nothing. Did Wan Guihua remember it wrong?”

Wan Guihua is the name of Chen Jun’s mother.

"She has brought so many people to have an abortion, how could she remember the wrong place? Could she be lying on purpose?" Shen Yueran guessed.

Pei Anzhu shook his head: "No, she has already confessed to murder and admitted to the intentional murder of Wang Xiaoqin, so she would not lie in such a place."

After all, Wan Guihua didn’t know that there was something fishy about this place. In her mind, this place was just a convenient and quick clinic for diagnosing male and female fetuses.

Since it was nothing to her, there was no need to lie.

“What’s going on?” Shen Yueran was confused.

"There is a formation here." Pei Anzhu chuckled and explained, "The formation is based on all the bricks in this alley, and uses the pattern of the houses and alleys as the formation, forming a blindfold to cover up what should be there. Entrance."

There is one more thing Pei Anzhu didn’t say:

Although the person who arranged this formation cannot be said to be a master of Taoism, he can definitely be said to have insight into people's hearts and understand human nature.

He placed the formation in a place like this—

The alley is narrow, dirty, messy, and poorly lit, and the light is dim. Anyone who walks through it is disgusted by the stinking smell, and walks in a hurry, eager to get out of this environment quickly.

So, no one will wander in such an alley, and there is no need to worry about anyone seeing the clues.

Even Pei Anzhu, when he first entered here, based on inertial thinking, glanced at the places full of garbage without taking a closer look, thus ignoring the traces of the formation under the cover of the garbage.

"That's it." Officer Zeng lamented, "Fortunately, Master Pei knew everything, otherwise our trip would have been in vain. I dare to ask Master Pei, what should we do next to find the entrance?"       "Move those two piles of garbage. "Pei Anzhu pointed to two places.

The men brought by Officer Zeng were immediately put to use.

With more people and greater strength, the garbage piles on the roadside were cleared away in no time. Pei Anzhu took a quick look and successfully led everyone to the left turn.

Not long after entering the fork in the road, I saw a small courtyard, which was exactly the same as the one described in Wan Guihua's confession.

However, the yard was dark and there seemed to be no one.

“Go in and search.” Officer Zeng turned to his subordinates and ordered.

Pei Anzhu took out a bunch of talismans, distributed them to them, and warned, "This is an amulet. Keep it close to your body. This place is not safe."

After getting ready, a group of people pushed the door open and entered.

As they guessed, there was no one in the yard, but looking at it as a whole, it could be seen that this place used to be a small clinic.

There are two wooden shelves more than one meter high in the yard, with dustpans placed on them, which contain different dried Chinese herbal medicines. However, they were not confiscated so late and were soaked by the evening dew, making them a little damp.

After entering the gate, you can see the consultation desk, and further inside, there are two rows of cabinets, divided into small drawers, with labels such as Poria cocos and Codonopsis pilosula on them, which are used to store traditional Chinese medicine.

In another room next to it, there are metal shelves, which hold various common Western medicines, neatly arranged in boxes one after another.

Continuing to walk inside, there is an infusion room, several single beds, and a small operating room.

Looking at the whole place, it was really well-arranged and looked very normal. No wonder Wan Guihua and the people nearby didn't feel anything was wrong.

(End of this chapter)