But if it was a partnership, that would explain a lot.
For example, the alibis.
Besides, Zhang Zhanhui's alibi wasn't very solid to begin with.
Qian Zidan was quiet for a moment before cutting to the chase. "There's still something wrong with this Wang Liang. Otherwise, Mao Ruiqiang wouldn't have been tailing him."
After a moment of contemplation, Qian Zidan said, "How about this: hand Mao Ruiqiang over to us for interrogation. He's a tough nut to crack, isn't he? I'll take care of him."
Zhang Hancheng didn't object.
The Ministry of State Security interrogating a spy—it was a perfect fit.
Qian Zidan stood up again and asked where Wang Liang was.
Wang Liang was also in an interrogation room.
He'd already been through two rounds of questioning since being brought in and was now on a break.
Through the one-way glass, Qian Zidan silently observed Wang Liang.
The guy had been questioned several times and was now on the verge of a breakdown.
