My Waste Husband
Chapter 58

Chapter 58

Henry and Helen took the police car to a construction site. On the way, an officer reported to Helenabout the situation.

"The accident site was the workshop area. The deceased were two construction workers. At thattime, a witness saw that they were in the house. The fire was developing too fast. When thefirefighters arrived, the victims could no longer be saved."

The police car stopped.

A long partition belt had been pulled up in the construction site. The contractor and more than adozen workers who had witnessed the fire were all being investigated by the police. They weremaking confessions one by one.

Henry saw that there was a burned workshop in front of him. The ashes left by the flame scatteredbeside the workshop. Not far away, two white sheets were covering the bodies of the deceased.

"Let's go and have a look." Helen pulled the isolation tape and walked in.

Standing outside the isolated area, Henry walked up and down. As he was brought here by Helen,no one cared about him.

A young policeman stood next to the scorched shed. When he saw Helen, his face lit up with joy.

"Helen, you're here."

"You seem to be very happy that such a big case has happened?" Helen looked at the young manwith some displeasure.

The young man's face changed, and he restrained himself a lot, explaining, "I'm happy to see you."

"Tell me, what's going on?" Helen ignored his words and glanced at the charred shed.

"According to the investigation and the workers' information, it has been basically confirmed thatthis fire was caused by an accident. We can directly inform the family to identify the bodies." Theyoung man said relaxedly.

"An accident? How did you figure out that it was an accident?" Helen showed a dissatisfied look."These work sheds were all built from iron sheets, and the facilities in the house were simple withthree iron beds. Even if someone were to ignite in the room, the house would not be lit in a shorttime. Do you think it's an accident?"

"Uh..." The young man opened his mouth but did not speak. Although he came early, he did not payattention to investigating the case at all.

"Ansel Jiao, how can you be a policeman like this? Where are the confessions? Let me see!" Helenscolded the young man and strode to the outer circle.

After walking out of the isolation zone full of anger, she took the statements that the officer justrecorded and read it slowly.

Henry paced back and forth alongside, looking at the scorched shed and the workers recording theconfessions. He muttered, "It's really a low-level murder."

Helen stood there, flipping through the confessions that the police had just recorded.

"At this moment, they should start work. Why are these two people staying in the workshop?" Helenasked a worker.

The worker told Helen that both of the victims had sunstroke recently, so they often rested in theworkshop. The fire might have been caused by the smoking of the two people in bed. The worker

said that the two men once accidentally lit the fire when smoking in bed. Thanks to the discovery intime, there was no heavy suffering.

"Bring the foreman here." Helen handed over the confession record to an officer.

The foreman of this construction site was a middle-aged man in his forties. He was not tall, lessthan 1.7 meters, and was a little fat.

"Officer, you are looking for me?"

"Where were you when the fire started today?" Helen looked at the foreman.

At this time, Henry also walked to Helen, looked at the foreman with interest, and fixed his eyes onthe left hand of the foreman.

"Officer, I intended to go to a party today. But I heard that something had happened here, so I cameback in a hurry." The foreman had a round belly and looked unhappy. "The two of them almostburned the house last time, but this time, they made trouble again. Tell me, how to work here!"

"Who is this person?" Ansel Jiao, the young policeman, came over from the side and pushed Henry."Go, go. Who let you in? Didn't you see the police handling the case? Go away."

"I brought him." Helen's voice sounded.

"Helen, you brought him here?" Ansel looked at Helen in surprise, and then seemed to think ofsomething. He looked at Henry with hostility. "Helen, you know, people who are not connected tothe case can't come in casually."

"I think so too. Then I'm leaving now!" Henry waved to Helen and was about to walk out of the site.

"Stop! Who let you go? Stay here!" Helen grabbed Henry's collar and pulled him to her side. Helen'sviolent appearance was worthy of the title of Female Violent Dragon of the Police Unit.

Henry wiped the sweat from his forehead and said helplessly, "Officer, I still have something to do.When can I leave?"

"When the case gets closed, you go with me. I have something to ask you!" Helen said.

Ansel stood aside and said, "Helen, that's the case. We can almost be sure that the victims hadaccidentally ignited the bed and caused a fire when smoking in bed. Just now, the workers said thatthe deceased had done this before. However, today it was at the time of work. It's normal that noone could replace the victims in time. In my opinion, it's the victims' fault! The case can be solved."

“Ha-ha!”

Henry, who was standing to the side, couldn't help laughing.

"What are you laughing at?" Ansel stared at Henry with dissatisfaction.

"Nothing, nothing." Henry waved his hand. "I just thought of an interesting thing."

Helen stared at Henry for two seconds and said, "Henry, did you replace anything?"

"No." Henry shook his head vigorously like a rattle drum.

"Just say if you know something!" The more Helen looked at Henry, the more she felt that there wassomething wrong. His smile was mixed with ridicule! Who was he mocking?

Henry chilled for two seconds and said, "Yes, I did realize something. But if I tell you, you have to letme go. I really have something else to do today."

Helen grabbed Henry's collar and raised her fist. "How do you dare to bargain with me?"

Henry smiled, "Officer, it's not my job. If you don't agree, I can't force you."

"You!" Helen glared at Henry. With her intuition, she could feel that the fire in the shed this time wasnot an accident, but she had no clue.

Seeing Henry's fearless look, Helen hated him so much that she gnashed her teeth. It was not thefirst time that she had dealt with this man. Every time she would be so angry that she would like tobeat him!