Who could suffer such unjust treatnt and still maintain their composure?
It was only because Director Feng had experienced a lot in life.
Whether or not one understands it fully, at least one can stabilize their mindset, which is sothing a healer should possess.
Director Feng glanced at the two of them and rely sighed lightly.
"Officers, is there anything you need my help with?"
"Director Feng, did you accept any red envelopes?"
Luo Fei was straightforward, which startled Liao Xingyu, but after a second thought, he realized he was being obsessive.
Even if a thousand people defended soone, the questions that need to be asked must be asked, without a single one omitted.
This is true fairness in adjudication!
"No."
"Have you ever ntioned accepting red envelopes to them or complained about the money being too little, needing to raise the price?"
"No."
Director Feng’s face was serious, but his tone was devoid of fluctuations, showing no signs of feeling offended, perhaps because he had seen through everything.
"Alright, I believe you."
Luo Fei saw not a trace of darkness or impurities in him, revealing the purity and flawlessness of his heart.
Only soone with a flawless and pure heart can face the countless storms of the world fearlessly!
This is the mindset of a righteous healer, and in this aspect, he is worthy of his white coat.
"Talk to us about Liu Cuiyun. We need to understand her situation and details about her three sons."
At this point, Luo Fei asked the main point he wanted to know; all the previous groundwork and investigation were just to clarify the overall context first.
Now the most crucial issue is to have the chief surgeon, Director Feng, explain, as he, as the person involved, has the most right to speak.
"Sigh, one word, injustice."
"Officers, I believe my colleagues already ntioned to you earlier, Aunt Liu’s health was already very poor. To be precise, her physical strength and heart’s endurance were at their limits."
Luo Fei and Liao Xingyu exchanged a glance; yes, this could indeed be confird.
Not to ntion how frail Liu Cuiyun was, just having three sons who caused countless troubles and sins was already too much for her.
She spent half her life cleaning up after her sons, not an easy feat.
Even if a monk with a broad heart ca, he still wouldn’t be able to handle it and would collapse in ditation.
"I was already extrely careful during the procedure. Since it was under general anesthesia, I needed to be precise, not too fast to avoid damaging arteries and thoracic vessels, and not too slow because the anesthesia was limited in ti and dosage; if sothing unexpected happened, there would be no chance."
Listening to his detailed description and explanation, Liao Xingyu was anxious and kept drinking water.
Although Luo Fei didn’t express his opinion, his hand was sweaty.
"Fortunately, everything went smoothly, and it was just short of the final step for suturing when sothing unexpected happened. The old lady’s myocarditis led to weakened lungs causing insufficient oxygen supply. There wasn’t enough ti to intubate again, so we had to race against ti but ultimately couldn’t save her. By four that afternoon, she was gone."
Hearing this, Luo Fei and the others took a deep breath.
It’s impressive that Director Feng could rember everything so clearly after such a long ti.
"And then?"
"Then we reported the news to the family and tried to explain the situation, but the three brothers insisted that I killed the old lady, saying I was unhappy with the small red envelope they gave and claid I inflated the price. Finally, they even complained to the authorities that I deliberately made a fatal mistake..."
Director Feng didn’t continue; he rely sat in silent contemplation for a mont, then let out a long sigh.
The situation is pretty clear now; it was the Ni family brothers’ reckless behavior that led to this.
"Alright, Director Feng, thank you."
"You can return to work now; if we need anything, we’ll inform you as soon as possible."
After watching him leave, Luo Fei leaned back in his chair, looking gloomy.
This is no small case, and it seems challenging at the mont.
The three Ni family brothers, the eldest disappeared, the second died, and the third was unaware; there were conflicts between the brothers, but not enough motive to kill. Even though the motive was insufficient, the evidence pointed to them.
Now it involves a dical dispute; initially, we thought it might be a doctor’s revenge, but those people just now weren’t the problem.
The most likely was Director Feng, who turned out to be impeccable...
This is a deadlock within a deadlock!
Luo Fei was the first to break the stifling atmosphere.
Since we’re here, we shouldn’t leave empty-handed; we should accomplish sothing, otherwise, it would be a waste.
"Regardless of whether Director Feng’s situation has direct connections with the three brothers of the Ni family, it is an established fact that Ni Zhigang disappeared inside the hospital and hasn’t been seen since. We should investigate the scene."
"Alright."
The two then went to the corner where the surveillance showed Ni Zhigang disappeared. This was a blind spot in the surveillance, and according to the video, from here backwards was the inpatient departnt.
Though there was a certain distance, there was a hospital square in between, making it impossible not to be seen.
Logically, disappearing from here ans either entering the inpatient departnt or going directly to the second floor.
Unless the person walked into the interior of the hospital along the surveillance blind spot.
"Old Liao, under what circumstances could he just disappear?"
"Only one place is passable and completely unseen. If he could disappear, there’s only one place."
Liao Xingyu suddenly looked at the big door directly behind him.
"The fire escape, the stairwell!"
Luo Fei nodded seriously.
"Exactly, not taking the elevator, not going to the inpatient departnt, nor reappearing here, that’s the only possibility."
The two of them then pushed open the door to the stairwell and went inside; nothing seed different.
Luo Fei and Liao Xingyu checked around separately.
One checked the stair entrance, the other observed the platform, and they started examining each brick.
After searching around, they found no clues. When Liao Xingyu turned around, he suddenly missed a step and fell down the stairs, sliding for tens of steps, his butt almost broken.
"Ouch, it hurts... hiss, I think I cracked my tailbone."
Liao Xingyu grimaced in pain; Luo Fei hurriedly went to help him, but while assisting, he made an unexpected discovery.
"That fall was just perfect."
"What did you say?"
Liao Xingyu looked utterly despairing, almost in tears from the pain, and yet the other had joked with him.
Luo Fei pointed at the edge of the stairs where there was a long series of marks, subtle but visible as dragging and abrasion marks.
Normally they would be invisible, but seen from a horizontal angle, you spot them, revealing their hidden nature.
"What is this?"
"Marks! Clothes and pants friction against the stairs, and only significant friction would leave such marks."
Liao Xingyu was a little puzzled; why were there dragging marks here? It didn’t seem right.
"Old Luo, could it be marks left by other things?"
"No, let show you."
Without further word, Luo Fei suddenly ran above him.
"Hey, wait... Old Luo, no, no... aaaaah!"
A series of terrible cries ca; Liao Xingyu was teary-eyed and helpless, his already sore butt feeling like needles were pricking him.
"You’ve taken my life..."
Despite the pain, Liao Xingyu looked down in the direction Luo Fei was pointing... he couldn’t suffer in vain.
Sure enough, a shallow imprint was left where he had just slid down.
"It’s really there!"
Luo Fei nodded with a smile.
"Exactly, now we have a lead. Ni Zhigang must have encountered soone important here."
"As for what happened between him and the person, we need to trace these friction marks to the end first!"
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