After being murdered by my whole family, I was reborn

Chapter 2164 Your pharmaceutical company's largest shareholder is not Zhang Ran

As the two were talking, Bai Shanshan glanced at the police out of the corner of her eye and reached out to tug at Tang Shuang, signaling her to stop talking.

Tang Shuang, reminded by her, saw Xiao Xie standing in front of the prison door and fell silent.

"You two, come out here." Xiao Xie's gaze fell on Tang Shuang and Bai Shanshan.

The prison guard took out a key and opened the cell door. Bai Shanshan and Tang Shuang walked out one after the other.

Tang Shuang asked nervously, "Are we going to be interrogated again today? We've already confessed everything we need to, there's really nothing more to say." They've been interrogated more than a dozen times in the past few days, rehashing the same old things countless times, until finally they're like a heartless repeating machine, repeating the same things over and over again.

"We're not interrogating you today, which means we're letting you go," Xiao Xie explained. "Come with me." He turned and walked out first.

"Let us go?" Tang Shuang's eyes lit up with immense joy. "Really?! We can get out?"

Bai Shanshan reached out and grabbed her hand, urging her to hurry and follow.

As Xiao Xie passed by the cell where Zhang Ran was being held, he suddenly stopped and saw her sitting inside reading and drinking tea. He then looked away and continued on his way.

Tang Shuang and Bai Shanshan stopped instinctively as they passed by.

Zhang Ran glanced at them and suddenly said, "Once you're out there, take care of the company. Don't ask me anything about my business."

"We understand," Bai Shanshan replied softly, pulling Tang Shuang away who was about to speak, and following Xiao Xie's steps.

The two women were taken into the interrogation room again, but this time they were not interrogated; instead, they were asked to sign several documents.

"You can leave after you sign," Xiao Xie explained, placing his pen on the document.

"What is this document?" Tang Shuang asked curiously, picking up the document to look at it.

Bai Shanshan's gaze was fixed on Xiao Xie. "Has the matter been investigated? Who exactly poisoned our factory?"

Xiao Xie paused for a moment, then said, “We’ve arrested two people in total. One is a member of the lab team, and the other is an employee at the factory. According to their confessions, they were instructed to cover for each other and poison each other during the drug production process. Their goal was to wait until you were arrested so that the mastermind could seize the formula, buy the factory at a low price, and start producing the drug again for the market.”

"Which bastard is so wicked?" Tang Shuang couldn't help but curse.

Xiao Xie calmly uttered a name: "Gu Jinhe".

"Gu Jinhe? Who is that?" Tang Shuang was a student from out of town and had no idea who this person was.

Bai Shanshan's expression changed instantly. She looked at Xiao Xie with a gloomy gaze, "You dare to arrest him?"

Xiao Xie: "...The evidence is conclusive, and our police have already gone to the Gu family to arrest them." It was Director Ji Qing who personally led the team; if it were anyone else, they probably wouldn't even be able to get through the Gu family's gate.

Bai Shanshan fell silent. So what if they arrested someone? They'd probably be released soon. But she was more curious about one thing: "Who helped us find the evidence?" It certainly wasn't the police.

"Yes, we've all been arrested. Who helped us?" Tang Shuang asked curiously.

Xiao Xie looked at the two of them strangely. "He is the largest shareholder of your company." The other party provided the police with videos of laboratory personnel and factory workers colluding to poison each other, as well as some photos of the transactions.

"Zhang Ran?" Bai Shanshan frowned. "Wasn't she locked up by you? How did she find the evidence?"

Tang Shuang chimed in, "Yeah, wasn't she arrested just like us?"

Upon hearing this, Xiao Xie looked at the two of them with an even more complicated expression. "Zhang Ran is not the largest shareholder of your pharmaceutical company." These two are not only important members of the laboratory, but also some of the largest shareholders of the company. How could they get the largest shareholder of the company wrong? There's something wrong here.