The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family by Adela

Doris felt very grateful, and she said, "Thank you so much, Young Master!" Charlie smiled indifferently as he said, "It's okay. You don't need to be so polite with me." As they spoke about this matter, Charlie wanted her to go and get busy with her own family affairs at hand. He did not want to delay her any further, but at this moment, he suddenly heard a man's voice suddenly coming from Doris's end of the line.

"Miss Young, we have found out the source of your father's poisoning!" 3 At this time, Doris was still holding the cell phone in her hand. When she heard the man's words, she completely forgot that she was still on the phone with Charlie, and she blurted out nervously, "Captain Skitter, where is the source of the poisoning from?!" 6 Wayion was wearing a latex glove as he held a heavy book in his hand, and he said, "Our criminal investigators discovered that each and every page in this book contains traces of mercury dichloride!" "Moreover, we also found that there seem to be many new marks on this book. Therefore, it is estimated that your father must have been reading this book frequently lately." "The mercury dichloride in this book must have been smeared on his hands as he read this book. His hands were then contaminated, and a small portion of the mercury dichloride was probably directly absorbed into his skin. Another portion of the mercury dichloride could most likely have reached his stomach when he used his hand to eat food." "Furthermore, the older generation has a bad habit when they read. Whenever they want to turn the page, they would always wet their finger first by licking it with their tongue. I wonder if your father has this kind of habit too?" 2 Doris nodded slightly before she said, "My father does indeed have this habit when he is reading books... I have already told him before that it is not hygienic for him to read books like that. However, the people from his generation are already used to it. So, he has never corrected this bad habit..." Captain Skitter nodded before he said, "That should be right, then. I believe that the excessive mercury dichloride in your father's body cdirectly from this book!" Doris was shocked and she hurriedly asked, "Captain Skitter, could it be that someone was deliberately trying to poison my father, then?!" Wayion nodded before he said, "Based on the smearing process, the mercury dichloride was spread onto the paper in a very fine powder form. It is basically colorless and odorless, so it would be very difficult to identify. Therefore, we can speculate that this was definitely done by a person. The other party is obviously very cautious, meticulous, and has a strong sense of anti-reconnaissance!" Doris was very angry and frustrated as she said, "My father has been teaching and educating people throughout his whole life. He has never offended anyone. So, who would do this kind of vicious thing to him?!" Wayion hurriedly asked her, "Do you know how this book cabout?" Doris hurriedly nodded as she said, "My father received this book through a courier before the New Year." Wayion was overjoyed and he asked, "Who is the sender?!" Doris shook her head as she said, "The courier did not contain the sender's information at all. There was only a note inside the package. The person who wrote the note claimed to be a student that my father had taught before. He said that he stumbled across this book when he was abroad, and he knew that my father would certainly like this book, so he bought it and gave it to him." 3 Captain Skitter frowned and asked, "Didn't any of you have any suspicions at all since there was no sender's information at that time?" Doris sighed as she said in a reproachful manner, "My father has been teaching and educating people for more than half of his life. The number of students that he had taught before is countless. Many of his students would often mail sbooks to him, including sbooks that they have published themselves, or sunknown books that they had found in sforeign countries. My father would often mail sof the books that he had read before to his students too..." "You should also know that books are the most common form of gifts that academicians usually give to one another. So, we really did not put too much thought into the matter at that time..." Wayion frowned as he asked, "Do you still have the courier packaging?" Doris shook her head and said, "My mother would usually get rid of those things within a day." Wayion asked again, "Do you remember what courier company the sender used at that time, then?"

Doris thought for a moment before she said, "It seems to be an om international express delivery that En was sent all the way from Greece."

As soon as Wayion heard this, he sighed and said, "It seems as though we will not be able to find any clues, then..." Doris hurriedly asked, "Why?"

Wayion explained, "If the package had truly been sent from Greece, it would have certainly been detected by the customs when entering through customs. The customsm inspection methods are much stricter compared to ours. Many people who are smart and witty enough to try and traffic drugs across the border using similar methods would often be detected by the customs officers.

Since the poison was smeared across the book, it would be impossible for the book to be delivered to your hif it had to go through customs inspection..." As he spoke, Wayion said in a serious tone, "I speculate that the international express delivery was fake, and X