Chapter 1158: Chapter 918: ssed Up Big Ti_2 Chapter 1158: Chapter 918: ssed Up Big Ti_2 “Old Bao, your son has really ssed up.”
“Let’s have tea and talk about it.”
“Forget about eting up. It’s inconvenient for to say more now. In the middle of the night, all the leaders at the provincial hall are in an ergency eting, and the matter has already been urgently reported to the capital. A commissioner from the capital will travel overnight to Nandu just to oversee your son’s case. That’s all I can ntion, let’s leave it at that.”
“Which one? What exactly happened?”
Drug use wouldn’t be so serious, but if it involves drug trafficking, Old Bao knew his son wouldn’t be foolish to that extent, nor was it necessary. What exactly was it that alard the capital? Was it because of his shady friends? Old Bao tried to extract so information from an old friend.
“You will naturally find out what it is in due course.”
“This matter needs your help. This kid is always mischievous.”
“Old Bao, you might not yet comprehend the current situation. We’ve been friends for many years, so I’ll say a little more. It’s useless trying to get anyone involved; the blunder this ti is too severe. If you still regard as a friend, you’d better not contact again in the future, as it could lead to misunderstandings.”
After saying this, the person on the other line imdiately hung up. Bao Yulou tried calling back, but the other party’s phone was already turned off.
What exactly was going on? Bao Yulou imdiately called his assistant, Old Ou, asking him to co over urgently so they could go to Sanbo Hospital together. His son was still at Sanbo Hospital, not yet taken away, considering it was a humanitarian act; he had just had surgery the day before, and there was fear for his life if moved too soon. After 24 hours, once the doctors confird there were no problems and he could be discharged, the police would handcuff Bao Junhao and take him away with a hood over his head.
“Old Bao? Son’s okay, right? He’s just lying there in the hospital, why would they arrest him?”
Mrs. Bao said furiously, and imdiately burst into tears after speaking.
“Old Bao, he’s our only son. You can’t let anything happen to him. If anything goes wrong, I won’t let you off.”
“Fine, you stay at ho. I’ll go to the hospital with Old Ou and first check what’s going on,” Old Bao said, looking at the ti and preparing to leave.
Mrs. Bao wiped her tears, “I want to go too.”
“If you go, then I won’t,” he replied.
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Dean Xia was just about to go to bed when he received the phone call about Yang Ping being attacked, which startled him into a cold sweat.
He forgot to change his shoes and rushed to Sanbo Hospital in his house slippers. The first thing he did upon arrival was to check on Yang Ping, and seeing that he was alright finally put his mind at ease.
How could such a thing happen when there had been no dical disputes since the establishnt of the Surgical Research Institute?
It was only when he t with the colleagues from the Provincial Hall’s special task force that he understood the full circumstances. It was a close call; he was relieved there were guards, or else a talented surgeon would have been ruined by having his hand chopped off.
Following Dashun’s alert, the Provincial Hall imdiately set up a fast-acting special task force. The police were highly efficient, urgently interrogating the captured gang leader caught by Ershun, tracing down the other dozen or so thugs in a city-wide coordinated police action. No one escaped, all were quickly arrested, and the injured thug was sent to the hospital for treatnt.
The mastermind behind the plot, Bao Junhao’s close friend, was cuffed and taken away from his ho villa, while the principal mastermind, Bao Junhao, was detained in the Overseas Chinese Building at Sanbo Hospital.
The other people at the hospital were kept in the dark; they only knew sothing had happened at the Overseas Chinese Building, as many police cars and police officers had arrived. They didn’t think too much about it since it wasn’t the first ti the police had co there — there had been an instance in the past when a bureau chief, while hospitalized, was taken away.
Bao Yulou and his secretary arrived at Sanbo Hospital hoping to see his son, but they were not even allowed through the entrance of the Overseas Chinese Building. The police said that relatives could not see the suspect, and that the detention notice could be picked up at the local police station or be mailed directly to their ho.
Unable to see his son, Bao Yulou wanted to see Yang Ping, but Yang Ping declined. Yang Ping didn’t want to let these matters waste his ti or affect his mood; he had many surgeries scheduled for the next day and several important experints in progress.
After much deliberation, Bao Yulou wanted to et with Dean Xia but was directly denied.
Having no other choice, Bao Yulou returned to his car and began calling his political contacts, leaders inside the police community. None answered. Those friends outside the circle, unaware of the details, said they would inquire but after finding out, ceased contact.
Still without the detention notice, Bao Yulou remained uninford of the full situation. Through various efforts, he finally learned the truth: it turned out his son had incited thugs to attack Yang Ping. It was heard that Yang Ping had bodyguards with him, and during the incident, a bodyguard shot and wounded a thug, capturing the gang leader.
Having gathered various pieces of information and considering the attitudes of his friends, Old Bao acutely realized that this ti was different from before.
Not only did the Provincial Hall directly handle the case, but the Capital also supervised it.
This ti, he had really stirred up a huge ss!
Bao Yulou rubbed his brow. His son was truly a source of constant worry. He had just undergone surgery, and despite being repeatedly warned not to cause trouble—not to cause trouble, not to cause trouble—now he had caused such a big problem.
What to do now?
What exactly was Professor Yang’s background?
Bao Yulou had known before that Yang Ping was no ordinary man, a top-tier global doctor with extensive connections. Hence, after his son had a conflict with him, Bao Yulou was extrely cautious in handling the matter and took many redial actions.
But now it seed that Professor Yang’s status far exceeded his own imagination. He had bodyguards, and they were ard. These were no ordinary bodyguards but police guards. Bao Yulou, a man who conducted such extensive business, definitely understood what that ant.
At Bao Yulou’s level, his ability to collect intelligence was incomparable to ordinary people. He had multiple channels for gathering information. After another round of intelligence gathering, the information that Yang Ping was Su Qingyun’s son-in-law caught his attention.
If the Su Family were in ancient tis, they would definitely be considered a noble family. Su Qingyun was just a Dean, but his elder brother, Su Qingshan, was now a major official in the Capital and had previously served in Nandu Province.
Could it be—
No, that’s not right. Even with that connection, Yang Ping wouldn’t be eligible to have police guards with arms.
The Su Family was known for their scholarly background, famous for self-discipline, and had an excellent public image. Officially speaking, this family truly was a model of serving the country and the people, without a single flaw to pick on.
When Su Qingshan was serving in Nandu Province, he was dedicated to serving the people, sincerely working for the welfare of the people, and locals still ntion him today.
The more he thought about it, the more complex the issue beca. In just this short mont, Bao Yulou’s hair seed to have whitened further, his head was burning hot; he had never been as worried in business as he was about his son.
Now he could only watch how things unfolded. Bao Yulou organized the entire situation in his mind. The background of Yang Ping was undeniable; how could an ordinary person stir up such a commotion?
To untie the bell, the person who tied it must be involved. It seed that to resolve the issue, effort must be focused on Yang Ping, fortunately, neither Yang Ping nor the guards were injured; otherwise, the situation would have beco even more complicated.
“Old Ou, prepare five billion in funds; I might need it anyti.”
Bao Yulou instructed his subordinate, Old Ou, to begin making so arrangents for the situation.
“Invite authoritative figures from the judiciary to secretly discuss Junhao’s case.”
The so-called authorities in the judiciary included well-known senior lawyers, retired police bigwigs, and professors of law, among others.
Bao Yulou’s purpose in inviting these individuals was very clear: firstly, as a think tank to strategize and secondly, to leverage their connections to exert influence, like the elderly professors in the legal field, many of whose students held significant positions.
“At that ti, donate ten billion to Professor Yang’s Research Fund at Sanbo Hospital; contact Nandu dical University, Nandu Affiliated Hospital No. 1, and Sanbo Hospital to each donate three billion. This matter must be expedited and not delayed, and public relations with these institutions must be well managed.”
“Also, prepare one billion for charity in Junhao’s na. It is crucial to pay attention to the direction of public opinion and to intervene proactively as much as possible, packaging Junhao into a constantly charitable and diligently striving positive image.”
“Boss, this is difficult to manage. Junhao’s image has never been that good; he has hurt people on the sports field before.”
Old Ou felt that this last item was simply unmanageable. Bao Junhao’s public image couldn’t be cleaned no matter how much it was whitewashed, especially now under such urgent conditions.
“Try your best!”
Bao Yulou himself had so self-awareness; washing it a bit was still better than not washing at all.
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