At that ti, Lin Juan shed hot tears, pulled the car over, leaned on the steering wheel, and cried for a long ti.
She had never experienced such an overwhelming outpouring of tears, tears of such happiness. Her heart was warm, and her mind was filled entirely with thoughts of Doggy—all of him!
He truly was Mr. L, a man of his words... If he was willing, she was ten thousand tis willing, ready to belong to him for a lifeti!
When Lin Juan finally regained her composure, she had a clear and definite plan for her entire life. An important part was that she must beco more active, exercise more, to maintain her health and youth. She must begin using costics to take care of herself, to beco more beautiful and sexy. She definitely had to be her best self for Doggy...
Oh, heavens, the thought of him brought more than just moist eyes...
Of course, what she did not know was that Doggy indeed was not lacking in beautiful won.
During this ti, Liu Zhizhong was driving a Big Lao RV, heading directly to the top private hospital in the Provincial City—now renad Yalan Hospital, part of an international dical group called Yalan Daisi dical Group.
Liu Zhizhong rembered that the last ti he went there for a dical examination for Qian Xuan, it was not under this na. It seed that, over so ti, the hospital had developed further, with international financing and an improvent in dical standards, perhaps?
Of course, Liu Zhizhong understood that such a business, once foreign capital was involved, was indeed a benign cycle of developnt. As for why, there's no need to say too much, right? After all, this private hospital catered to the wealthy and influential. Such a clientele was insightful and discerning but could not do without health!
Liu Zhizhong also knew from Zhang Tianbao that Luo Tianlin had been enjoying a recuperation leave according to his usual rank, together with a retired senior leader from the Provincial City. As long as there were invoices, the internal dical system of the organization reimbursed everything in full, double the amount.
The retired senior leader might have stepped down, but his influence lingered; that was the reality and a common practice in the officialdom.
Sotis, a word from a retired leader could be more effective than any political maneuvering, greatly aiding one's career.
Of course, it was also possible that so retired leaders, though unable to help you, could easily spoil your affairs with just a word.
Thus, whenever a new official took a position in a place, the first visit was inevitably to the retired local leaders, especially those who had retired and were living out their days in that locality, and particularly the native local leaders.
The official world was full of complicated human relationships; a retired leader had often cultivated many tangled connections before retirent. Even though he no longer held his position, the relationships remained, and so did his forr disciples and acquaintances, so many things remained uncertain.
Of course, when a leader retired, it truly indicated a political resource diminishing. Otherwise, why would it be said that once a person is gone, the tea cools?
Didn't the death of Zhang Dingkang cause such a massive impact on the Zhang Family? Many mbers of the Zhang Family truly detested Liu Zhizhong then.
While Zhang Dingkang was alive, nobody dared or wanted to say that the era when the Yangzhou Zhang Family reigned supre should end. Once he died, weren't such remarks suddenly voiced?
As the ancients said, death is montous, but once a person is gone, they can't be glorified any longer. Think about it—if the dead could remain powerful continuously, what would the living do?
These truths, Liu Zhizhong understood as well. On his way to the hospital, he pondered and reflected, feeling that the officialdom was indeed quite interesting.
This ti, he was reassured, determined to keep a closer eye on Luo Tianlin and the senior leader backing him. If he could follow, he would; if not, he would just see how things unfolded!
Generally speaking, for senior leaders like Luo Tianlin who oversee organizational matters, the likelihood of them slipping up was very small. Having witnessed so much of the organization's internal affairs, they knew each clique and circle like the back of their hand, hence could act according to circumstances. This was also known as understanding the feng shui of the officialdom, haha…
Liu Zhizhong arrived at the hospital and, following the address provided by Zhang Tianbao, found the detached villa where Luo Tianlin and the senior leader were recuperating.
Indeed, in this top private hospital, the highest level of patient service was villa-style. More advanced than a typical hospital, the main building housed various luxurious private rooms—there were no shared rooms for two or more patients.
In the parking lot, almost all the cars parked were luxury vehicles above the BBA classification. Liu Zhizhong's car, of course, was genuinely luxurious. There were a few other Big Laos, but none could match his Big Lao RV, worth 20 million British Pounds!
Liu Zhizhong approached the small villa and saw the patient plaques outside clearly labeled: LT Mr. L, LT Mr. L, along with their ages, the forr 53, the latter 76.
This really…
Was quite secretive!
Indeed, patients in these detached villas were referred to by code nas, seemingly the initials of their nas' pinyin? Foreign private hospitals truly had their thods!
But looking at these two codes, Liu Zhizhong couldn't help but laugh. The nam
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