Chapter 928: There Was a Girl

Chapter 928: There Was a Girl

“I’m already very incompetent because I can’t help my wife. I would be even more useless if I need you to ask for his help.”

It was apparent that Lu Xingzhi did not want Jiang Yao to owe someone else a favor for him. Since he was the one who wanted to ask Du Chen, then he should be the one to ask for it.

Jiang Yao realized that Chu Sheng and Chen Jiaxian still waited for her, so she immediately hung up the call. She did not even tell Lu Xingzhi.

“Do you have a place to stay, Chu Seng?” Jiang Yao put her phone into her coat pocket and turned to speak to Chu Sheng. “If you haven’t arranged for one, why don’t you stay with me?”

Chu Sheng nodded as she took a pen and paper from her pocket and wrote a sentence for Jiang Yao.

Jiang Yao glanced at it and nodded. “Then let’s talk in my room.”

Chu Sheng had been waiting for Jiang Yao because she wanted to tell her about Zhou Xiaocheng. After she returned the notebook to Chu Sheng, Jiang Yao bade farewell to Chen Jiaxian and brought Chu Sheng to her room.

After they entered Jiang Yao’s room, Chu Sheng did not even look around. Instead, she sat down at the table and began to write with her pen.

Jiang Yao went to get Chu Sheng some water. Chu Sheng only stopped writing when Jiang Yao went to her after she boiled some water.

Chu Sheng’s notebook was palm-sized, so it was completely filled with words for the duration it took to boil the water.

As Jiang Yao sat down beside her, Chu Sheng pushed the notebook in front of Jiang Yao and showed it to her.

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“Drink some water to warm your body,” Jiang Yao said. She lowered her head and focused on the book that Chu Sheng handed her.

It was only a few hundred words, but the content terrified her.

“You said there’s a high possibility that Xiaocheng was not only violated by Chai Xianglong but also by many men—” The last word was stuck in Jiang Yao’s throat.

Chu Sheng nodded and took out a drawing from her bag.

It was drawn with crayons. Logically, crayons should have many colors, but the whole drawing was only a large black space and a small red area.

Jiang Yao could not understand it, but she heard that some psychologists could see the patient’s state and thoughts from their drawing.

Chu Sheng’s fingers tapped on the red part of the drawing and then pointed at the third paragraph in her notebook.

“Her rape might have something to do with a girl?” Jiang Yao was shocked again.

She could not understand the abstract drawing, which was a mess of black and red, and a little red outside the black circle.

However, she could not find the words to question Chu Sheng’s judgment. That was because Zhou Xiaocheng had maintained her vigilance and fear toward women.

It was understandable for Zhou Xiaocheng to be afraid of men, but it was completely incomprehensible for her to be fearful of women as well. However, if she had been violated because of a woman, then she might have maintained a high degree of vigilance and fear toward women to protect herself—it made sense.

Chu Sheng nodded again. She took the notebook back and wrote a sentence before she handed it to Jiang Yao.

That woman might not be the reason Zhou Xiaocheng was assaulted, but she could have been the fuse. According to the painting, a woman might have been there when she was raped, but she did not help Zhou Xiaocheng. Therefore, that had a significant impact on the victim’s psychology. It might be someone Zhou Xiaocheng; it might even be her good friend.