Chapter 1190 The Cry of the Lamb (Part 2)

This time, the interrogation room changed its appearance again. For the first time, a cold railing appeared, separating the interrogator and the interrogated. The chairs were no longer so comfortable. The iron rings used to fix handcuffs and shackles flashed a cold luster under the light.

But like other rooms, it was still dimly lit. Only a small square window above the chair could let in a ray of moonlight. When Bruce walked into the room, Schiller's gray eyes, whose pupils were almost invisible, showed some gentleness in the cold moonlight.

Bruce walked to the railing, but did not sit down. He looked back at the agent who sent him in.

The agent nodded to him and said, "Mr. Wayne, for your safety, please don't get too close to the suspect. No matter what he says, you can't put your limbs into the railing, and you can't touch the lock on the door, or throw anything into the railing."

After that, the agent turned around and left, closing the door. Schiller raised his head and looked at Bruce across the railing and said, "Don't be so nervous, sit down."

"Sick." Bruce said a word in a deep voice.

Schiller nodded and said, "It took some effort for them to find me a nice outfit. I don't like those dull colors. They make me look like a stuffy old scholar."

"And I'm here to announce that you got very good results in your make-up exam. You handled it very well in all aspects. Which aspect do you want to hear first?"

Bruce narrowed his eyes and stared at Schiller, and asked, "Did you kill Jimmy?"

Schiller shook his head and said, "I thought that even when you were drawing blood, you would concentrate on listening to me talking next to you. I said I don't kill people and I have no interest in physical abuse."

"Let's talk about the part about female police officer Angela first." Schiller said.

"After Angela found you, she hoped that you could come up with an effective plan, but she thought that you would use the power of the Wayne Group to ensure the fairness of the trial."

"But you persuaded her. Can you tell me how you persuaded her?"

Bruce stood there, staring at Schiller's eyes. He was very nervous, several times more nervous than when facing the arrogant Schiller. The calm and gentle Professor Schiller in front of him made his hair stand on end.

"After Angela found me, she was very anxious and worried that an unfair trial might cause Schiller to be wrongly accused. I took advantage of her anxiety and persuaded her."

"I told her that I could mobilize the power of the Wayne Group to influence the outcome of the judgment from both the political and business circles, and I could even bribe FBI agents to fabricate false evidence."

"Are you provoking her rebellious psychology?" Schiller asked.

Bruce nodded and said, "Angela Dodgson is a policewoman with a strong sense of justice. Even if she has received favors from Schiller, she doesn't want anyone to use such despicable means to affect judicial justice."

"Moreover, based on her understanding of you, she is not even sure whether you really abused those students. She wants to save you, but also wants to ensure fairness and pursue judicial procedural justice."

"So I told her that if we don't use this method, we must find factual evidence that is favorable to Schiller."

"If this evidence does exist and is just buried, then we will take it away. Turning it out and publishing it in court does not affect judicial justice. "

"Angela felt very anxious and had no idea, so I told her that the best way to verify whether a teacher is qualified is his teaching level, but we can't let Schiller give a lesson in court, so the best way is to collect some paper evidence. "

"Angela has a master's degree in criminal investigation and forensics from two well-known universities. She immediately thought that by observing the level of Schiller's students' papers, she could get his teaching level. "

"Everyone knows that undergraduate papers are difficult to write. There are no forward-looking or innovative results, and the research is often not in-depth enough, but if one or two outstanding ones can be picked out, it can at least prove that Schiller is teaching his students seriously, rather than just using his position to bully them. "

"Very smooth logic." Schiller commented, but then he asked another question: "How did you get Angela to choose your paper? How do you explain to her that you, an uneducated playboy, can write a paper that is far above the average level?"

Bruce took two steps back, pulled the chair he had pushed away before and sat down, he touched After looking at her philtrum, she said:

"When she was looking for papers, I deliberately talked to her about her study life, so I learned from her that she had two master's degrees."

"This female police officer is serious, responsible, and has been working on the front line for a long time, which makes her feel that she has the responsibility to guide and correct every citizen of society."

"Angela is older than me. When I deliberately complained about the boring study during the chat, she instinctively wanted to guide me on the right path and persuaded me to study hard, cherish my campus time, and not waste time."

Schiller's mouth corners slightly raised, he leaned forward, and asked with some interest: "What happened next?"

Bruce lowered his head and pursed his lips, his expression seemed a little tangled. After a moment of silence, he still spoke:

"I pretended to be careless and told her that my parents died when I was young and I took on the responsibility of Wayne Group alone."

"Vulnerability." Schiller said a word, he smiled at Wayne and said: "What surprises every man is that many times, what attracts women is not the strong, violent, and masculine parts of them, but a sense of vulnerability."

Bruce took a deep breath, and then Schiller said: "Men Sex hates and worships patriarchy, while women fear and are obsessed with patriarchy. If you keep oppressing them, their personalities will regress, leading to confusion and hatred, but if you retreat, their personalities will advance, leading to excitement and love. "

"When I told her about my unfortunate childhood, Angela understood my complaints and even thought that my ignorance and profligate behavior were justifiable."

"When I regressed my personality to my childhood, she would take the initiative to move forward and put herself in the position of an elder or mother. Motherhood is one of the sources of female sympathy."

Schiller nodded vigorously, then looked into Bruce's eyes and motioned him to continue.

"So when I asked her to take a look at my paper, Angela couldn't refuse because she felt that she couldn't hurt my self-esteem."

"In this case, she couldn't say something like 'what good article can you write'. She thought it was worth wasting some time to encourage me."

"So she found my paper and read it roughly. Her university courses must include criminal psychology, and the topic of my paper is related to this, so she can see that the level of this paper is far above average."

"Angela expressed She was surprised and puzzled, and also had doubts. Her first suspicion was that I might have found a ghostwriter, but Officer Angela was a person who liked to seek truth from facts, and she preferred to find evidence herself. "

"She asked me a few questions about the paper, and I answered truthfully, so she judged on her own that the article was indeed written by me."

"Then she felt doubtful again. In my description of her, I was a student who hardly went to school, never handed in homework on time, and had very poor grades. She wanted to know how I wrote such an article. "

"Did you tell her directly?" Schiller asked.

Bruce shook his head and said, "Too specific truth is indeed more convincing, but sometimes it will make people lose the space for association. If it is just a vague and vague hint, the other party will feel that there are some unspeakable reasons, which may not be good for themselves."

"I vaguely hinted that this matter is related to Schiller. I guess Angela may think that Schiller helped me polish the article in the hope of getting help from the Wayne Group."

"So, Angela herself made up all this to a reasonable degree, because Schiller had helped me academically, so when she found me, I immediately agreed to help her save Schiller, and found the same reason for my paper level and my willingness to help Schiller."

"After that, she I felt that a student with such poor grades could write such a high-quality article. The persuasiveness of this evidence was strong enough, so she decided to make my paper public in the public inquiry tomorrow. "

Schiller smiled again, looked at Bruce with a smiling look and said, "Since we are talking about this, let's talk about why you did this?"

Bruce lowered his head slightly, pressed his fingers on his eyebrows, and said in a rather helpless tone: "Although Professor Schiller passed my paper, his final evaluation of my paper...

"He said that he knew that he would go to hell one day, so he decided to read this article to Satan every night, so that I would not meet him in hell."

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