Crime of Passion? 1

However, Adrienne was completely immersed in the case. She pushed her glasses up the bridge of her nose and continued, "Five years ago, a r*pe and murder case occurred in Hill City. At that time, we couldn't find the crime scene, and the suspect only admitted to r*ping the victim and denied that he had murdered her. In the end, the police didn't have enough evidence to charge the suspect for murder and they couldn't solve the case. The case was then delayed for another two years before the murderer got what he deserved. If the current case advanced that way, we would be in a very passive position. It may take a lot of time and effort to bring the murderer to justice. Do you understand my worries?" "Yes, I do, but you'll still have to eat, right?" Jefferson pushed a dish to her front and urged, "Let's discuss this after we've eaten, okay? Otherwise, I'll make you go home and rest." Upon hearing that, Adrienne became so anxious that her lips turned pale. She defended, "Jefferson, I'm not