Gwen nodded thoughtfully.
"That makes sense."
"Of course, the police might still want to question me because I happened to be present during both incidents."
Mu Ning smiled reassuringly.
"But suspicion alone isn't enough to prove that someone committed a crime. The investigators would still need evidence connecting me to the incidents."
She then added, "Besides, Arthur wasn't murdered. He was poisoned, and I helped save his life."
Warren tilted his head.
"But couldn't that make the police suspicious too? You knew exactly what medicine he needed."
Mu Ning nodded approvingly.
"That's a much better question."
She continued, "Yes, my ability to identify the poison and prepare an antidote might attract attention. Some people might wonder how I knew so much about such a rare substance."
Her expression remained calm.
"However, possessing medical knowledge doesn't make someone a criminal."
She glanced at both children.
