Chapter 130

Chapter 130 - 130 124 Combat power off the charts the identity of Chapter 130: 124: Combat power off the charts, the identity of Yue (one more) Chapter 130: 124: Combat power off the charts, the identity of Yue (one more) The entire plan went smoothly. Xie Shang was an unexpected variable not accounted for in the plan.

On the day the VIP building caught fire, Wen Changling told Yue about her plan.

During her two years at Dihong Hospital, Zheng Lvhong was someone who liked to find scapegoats. Without direct evidence, it was very difficult to take him down along with his accomplices.

So Wen Changling deliberately exposed the computer at the nurse’s station.

Yue opposed it, “I don’t agree with doing this; it’s too risky.”

Wen Changling said, “How can you catch the tiger’s cub without entering the tiger’s lair?”

“What if you—”

“There are no ‘what ifs.’ I trust you.”

Yue was going to provide backup, and Wen Changling trusted her completely.

The 24th, at 00:11.

Wen Changling once again exposed the nurse’s station computer.

“The bait has been thrown out.”

At 02:14 in the early morning.

An ambulance with the license plate HHG322 drove out of the underground parking garage at Dihong Hospital. A black motorcycle followed the ambulance at the intersection one kilometer from the hospital.

At 04:51 in the early morning.

The ambulance arrived at its destination—Gaoyang’s old Traditional Chinese Medicine hospital. Yue climbed to the second floor along the external air conditioning unit, opened a window, and climbed through.

It was a pharmacy.

There was a nurse on duty passing by the pharmacy.

“Why are they bringing someone over at this hour?”

“Vice President Zhong personally brought them over. It must be an urgent case, I guess.”

Once the person was far away, Yue stepped out of the pharmacy.

There was someone around the corner ahead.

Yue immediately entered the stairwell.

“President Zheng, the person has been brought over.”

“Rest assured, we’ll handle it cleanly.”

After the person left, Yue came out again. Wen Changling was right. Zheng Lvhong, not wanting to leave any traces, had many security guards in his den, but there was no surveillance.

Yue quickly located Wen Changling’s position. She was in an operating room on the first floor, guarded by a nurse, with no activity inside for the time being.

Wen Changling was safe for the moment.

Yue took an hour to familiarize herself with this so-called “drug storage warehouse.”

At 06:07 in the early morning.

The operating room where Wen Changling was located was finally vacated.

Yue immediately went in.

“Changling.”

“Changling.”

It was unclear what drug Wen Changling had been injected with; she couldn’t be awakened.

At 09:23 in the morning.

An elderly male doctor showed up outside the operating room where Wen Changling was located.

Yue was in the empty operating room across the way.

“Doctor Pang.”

“Is everything ready for the surgery?”

The female nurse answered, “Everything is ready.”

“Has the patient woken up?”

“Not yet.”

At 10:18 in the morning.

Yue saw the female nurse pushing a medical cart into the operating room where Wen Changling was, with various drugs placed on it. Yue checked the corridor, no one was around, and she moved to the doorway of the operating room across.

“Doctor Pang, I can’t get this off.”

“Don’t worry about it, this hand won’t be needed soon.”

Yue adjusted her hat, ready to push the door open—

“She’s awake. Waking up quite early too.”

“What are you going to do?” It was Wen Changling’s voice, “I know you, you’re from the ophthalmology department.”

Finally, she awoke.

The plan could continue.

One fifty-six in the afternoon.

Yue had found the morgue, a drug warehouse, and something very abnormal about the morgue, there were still bodies inside.

Another ironclad evidence.

The warehouse keeper passed by during his rounds.

“Who’s in there?”

Yue knocked the person out.

At two eighteen in the afternoon, Changling sent the signal to wrap things up.

Just as Yue arrived on the first floor, a commotion came from outside the hospital.

Xie Shang had come.

This was the only variable in the plan, Xie Shang had found Zheng Lvhong’s hideout.

Yue left directly through the window; her motorbike was parked under the Sky Bridge. At this moment, her phone rang.

“Madam,” the voice on the other end inquired about her whereabouts, “where are you?”

“That’s none of your business.”

Yue hung up, put on her helmet, and rode away on her motorbike.

Five in the afternoon.

Changling went to the police station to give her statement.

Two detectives sat in the interrogation room, the female detective, slightly older, named Lu Qing, and the male detective named Ho Beiguo.

“Miss Wen, how were you kidnapped in the early morning of the 24th?”

“The door to Zheng Lvhong’s office wasn’t closed tightly, and I sneaked in but was discovered by him.”

Lu Qing asked another question, “Why did you sneak in?”

Changling cooperated, calmly and collectedly responding, “I suspected that Dihong Hospital’s VIP building was involved in illegal transactions.”

Without waiting for Lu Qing to ask, Changling took out a bracelet.

“This bracelet can record sound.”

She pushed on a diamond on it, extracting a storage card from inside.

Ho Beiguo went out to get a card reader, inserted the storage card into a computer, and found a recording.

“I want to know, who are you selling my corneas to?”

“Of course, to whoever is willing to pay.”

“Was Zhang Ludan also harmed by you guys in this way?”

“Who’s Zhang Ludan?”

“You don’t even remember her name. Not long ago, I met the brother of Zhang Ludan. He said she was supposed to have a minor surgery, but it turned into a medical accident. Dihong Hospital disguised the accident as complications, and they even deceived her parents into signing organ donation consent forms. They transplanted the liver to Chairman Gao Jianping.”

“Ah, that student, yes, something like that did happen.”

“This is against the law.”

“The rules of the world are just like this. There’s no need for people who can’t even look at their own illnesses to struggle so hard to live in this world, right? It’s so tiring.”

The recording stopped there.

This was ironclad evidence incriminating Zheng Lvhong for his unlawful actions.

Lu Qing had a question, “Miss Wen, why were you carrying a bracelet capable of recording sound?”

It was as if she had been prepared for this.

“It’s just a bracelet,” the girl opposite her replied calmly, without a hint of fluster, “It’s a product officially sold by Grelia.”

Lu Qing gave Ho Beiguo a look.

Ho Beiguo checked and it was true. Moreover, it was a couples’ product with magnetic cards that could sense each other. Ho Beiguo also discovered that the bracelet had a patent, invented by a physics student who had granted Grelia the rights for free.

Was it just a coincidence?

The brother of Zhang Ludan mentioned in the recording had come to report the incident after the police sealed off Dihong Hospital’s VIP building.

“Miss Wen, how did you get to know Zhang Mingzhong?”

“He was protesting outside the hospital, and I invited him for a cup of coffee.”

Lu Qing continued asking, “What did he tell you?”

“Zhang Mingzhong said his sister was supposed to undergo a minor surgery, but complications arose. A doctor told his parents that they could get money for donating organs. His aged and ignorant parents were tricked into signing the consent form, and the body was cremated the same day after the organ donation.”

Lu Qing couldn’t quite see through the person sitting across from her, Changling. Was she too honest, or was her psychological strength exceptionally strong? She was clear-headed and composed, not seeming like someone who had just experienced a kidnapping.

“Zhang Mingzhong felt that there was something suspicious about all this. Coincidentally, the news reported on the liver transplant surgery of Chairman Gao Jianping of Gaojiang Electronics. The timing of Chairman Gao’s surgery and the organ donation by his sister were almost simultaneous. So Zhang Mingzhong suspected that his sister’s complications were artificially induced and that Dihong Hospital was involved in illegal trade.”