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At this moment, Bing Tianyi already knew that there was something unusual about the situation, and he had nothing to worry about. However, as a child born and raised in the countryside, Bing Tianyi naturally understood the difficulties faced by workers who go out to earn a living. In comparison, those working at the Brick Factory or Construction Site were among the hardest-hit people at the bottom of society. While others might think that their salaries sometimes exceed those of civil servants, the work they did was something that ordinary people would find hard to endure.
After the other party finished speaking, Bing Tianyi stepped forward and said directly, "What this uncle said is true; someone indeed died at my Brick Factory. I should take responsibility, but I still hope the police can investigate this matter thoroughly first. No matter how much compensation the police require from us later, I will add an extra hundred thousand for you."
To be honest, Bing Tianyi's words eased the tension among those present.
In fact, in their village, there were quite a few cases of accidental injuries and deaths among workers who went out to work. Most of them were injured or died outside, and the compensation they received was usually only around one or two hundred thousand.
They could have pursued legal action, but due to the long distance and their lack of legal awareness, they felt that as long as they received compensation, it was predetermined.
"Is what you said true?" The middle-aged man in front still furrowed his brow tightly and asked Bing Tianyi with a serious expression.
"Of course it's true; I have no reason to lie to you all. Actually, I also came from the countryside. If it weren't for those Migrant Worker Uncles who helped me along the way, I wouldn't have achieved what I have today," Bing Tianyi said as he walked past some people and approached the middle-aged man with a sincere expression. "Uncle, may I ask what your relationship is with the deceased?"
"Sigh, I'm his second brother," the man said with a deep sigh upon seeing Bing Tianyi's expression.
"Then your surname is Yang as well?"
"Yes, my younger brother's name is Yang Cheng, and I'm Yang Tie," Yang Tie replied straightforwardly.
"Uncle Yang, these people around are relatives of the deceased, right? If you don't mind, I can have my employees take them to my family's Dumpling Shop for a free meal while I wait here with you for the police. How does that sound?" Bing Tianyi suggested quietly while glancing at the more than ten idle individuals standing nearby.
"No way! What if you run away later?" asked a Young Man standing behind Yang Tie bluntly.
"Don't worry; you can run away from a monk but not from the temple. Besides, I still have a company over there," Bing Tianyi replied confidently.
Yang Tie was taken aback; he hadn't expected that the young child in front of him would be so smooth in handling matters. No wonder he had already achieved such success at a young age!
"Alright then, Auntie, you go upstairs to check on the child's mother. The other relatives can go eat first; I'll be here, so there won't be any problems," Yang Tie said softly.
The relatives nearby nodded in agreement.
Once everyone dispersed, Bing Tianyi sat down in a nearby chair and asked Yang Tie, "Uncle Yang, has Uncle Yang Cheng been to the county town before?"
"He has been working in the county town for a while, but he is very kind-hearted. He has lived in our village for many years and has never had a falling out with anyone. I never expected that he would leave like this," Yang Tie said, his eyes moistening again.
Upon hearing this, Bing Tianyi thought to himself that according to Yang Tie's description, Yang Cheng's death was definitely not caused by his own enemies. Could it be that this bastard was involved again?
Thinking of this, Bing Tianyi suddenly furrowed his brows and stood up, pacing around for a moment.
A few minutes later, several police officers walked down the hallway. Upon seeing Bing Tianyi, the leading officer smiled and asked, "Mr. Bing, this is a relative of the deceased, right?"
"Yes," Bing Tianyi nodded, and Yang Tie quickly stood up and nodded in agreement.
"That's good. From our preliminary investigation, this matter has nothing to do with the Brick Factory," the officer said seriously to Yang Tie.
"What? How could it have nothing to do with it? The person died at the Brick Factory!" Yang Tie exclaimed emotionally, looking at the officer.
"Sir, please calm down and let us explain the situation clearly," the officer said in a lowered tone, looking at Yang Tie calmly.
Yang Tie nodded but remained silent. From his expression, Bing Tianyi sensed that he likely thought there was some collusion between their company and the police.
"According to our latest investigation, the stone did not roll down the slope but was deliberately thrown down by someone. Based on the force used to throw it and the footprints left at the scene, it appears that the stone was thrown by a child aged between seven and ten," the police said seriously to Yang Tie.
Yang Tie was completely stunned upon hearing this.
How could this be possible? His brother had been in the county for such a long time; if he had been killed by an enemy, that would be understandable. But now the police were saying he was killed by a child under ten years old.
"Officer, I hope you can investigate my brother's case thoroughly. He cannot just die for no reason. He has two children and an elderly person at home. If he dies like this, their whole family will have no way to survive," Yang Tie pleaded, kneeling on the ground before the police.
While several people were talking, one of the officers suddenly received a phone call. After answering, he quickly responded a few times.
After hanging up, Junior Officer approached the front officer and whispered a few words. Once the officer at the front finished listening, a smile suddenly appeared on his face as he pulled Yang Tie up from the ground and said, "Alright, the suspect has confessed and is currently at the Brick Factory site. I'll take you there right now."
Without thinking much, Yang Tie nodded in agreement. As he followed the police out of the hospital, he called his relatives, urging them to hurry to the scene.
At the Brick Factory site, Qin Qi led a group of people and was closely observing a small boy who looked about seven or eight years old on a small mound. Seeing this, Bing Tianyi quickly approached.
After taking just a few steps, he was blocked by Bing Tianyi from the police station.
"Bing, wait," Bing Tianyi said as he hurried forward to speak directly to Bing Tianyi.
Bing Tianyi stopped and looked at Bing Tianyi, asking in a low voice, "What exactly is going on?"
Bing Tianyi replied quietly, "Bing, you are quite impressive! I didn't expect that just by coming here to take a look, you would know that this incident was a deliberate murder!"
When the police arrived, Qin Qi and others first questioned Zhou Factory Director. While recounting what had happened, Zhou Factory Director also mentioned that Bing Tianyi had come here for divination.
The police initially had some doubts and thought that Bing Tianyi had reached his conclusions by observing the scene. However, they were surprised to find that there were no footprints matching Bing Tianyi's at the scene during their thorough investigation.
The nearest footprints were over twenty meters away.
Furthermore, Bing Tianyi had previously witnessed the effectiveness of divination, so upon seeing Bing Tianyi now, he naturally wanted to build a rapport.
"Forget about that for now; I want to know what happened with this child," Bing Tianyi asked with a frown.
Bing Tianyi, without much thought, looked at him and said softly, "Mr. Bing, don't worry. This matter doesn't have much to do with your Brick Factory. I just heard the child say that a middle-aged man gave him thirty yuan to throw the stones down from the slope."
"A man? What kind of man?" Bing Tianyi quickly asked.
"We haven't investigated this thoroughly yet, but rest assured, if you have good intentions, you can cover the Funeral Expenses for the deceased. If you think it's unnecessary, you can save that money," Bing Tianyi continued.
"Thanks," Bing Tianyi said quietly.
Bing Tianyi nodded and saw that Bing Tianyi was about to turn and leave, so he quickly asked with a low laugh, "When will you give me a reading too?"
"Brother, what are you asking for? Are you asking when you'll die?" Bing Tianyi teased.
"Get lost, you little brat," Bing Tianyi muttered under his breath.
Bing Tianyi quickly approached the children led by Qin Qi, but before he could reach them, several police officers blocked his way. Standing on the outskirts, he watched intently as the police continued their investigation.
Time passed quickly, and in the blink of an eye, more than two hours had gone by.
In the police interrogation room, Qin Qi looked at Bing Tianyi and said with a helpless smile, "I thought you were a fortune teller. Didn't you calculate anything before starting the Brick Factory? Fortunately, this time it wasn't an accident caused by the Brick Factory; otherwise, your millions would have gone down the drain."
"Alright, beautiful, enough with that. When can we get to the bottom of this?" Bing Tianyi asked curiously.
"That kid is scared out of his wits and can't remember what kind of person caused this. There's no way around it; it will probably take some time to investigate thoroughly," Qin Qi sighed helplessly.
"And what about compensation?" Bing Tianyi asked tentatively.
"Don't worry; you definitely won't have to pay anything. But I think you should give them some Funeral Expenses; it shouldn't be a big deal for you," Qin Qi said, looking somewhat reluctant, as she had done a brief background check on the deceased's family situation.
After hearing this, Bing Tianyi looked at Qin Qi and said softly, "I understand. The Company Finances have already prepared five hundred thousand. Once I get out, I'll give it to them right away."
"Are you crazy? This has nothing to do with you. Why are you giving them so much money?" Although she was a police officer, Qin Qi was also a friend of Bing Tianyi's and was quite surprised by his response.
Bing Tianyi smiled lightly and sighed softly, "Actually, these people have it tough too. If I give them a little more, their lives might improve a bit."
"It seems like you're the only kind-hearted one in this world!" Qin Qi sighed helplessly. After saying that, she waved her hand and smiled, "Alright, you can go now."
Bing Tianyi nodded with a smile and as he got up to leave, he turned to Qin Qi and asked directly, "Are you free tonight? I'd like to treat you to dinner."
"Well... that sounds good," Qin Qi hesitated for a moment before smiling back at Bing Tianyi.
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