Xu Zhiqiang's calculation seed quite satisfactory to him. His own mother had been infuriated to death by him, and at this mont, as he ca with the police, just a glimpse of his mother's corpse would an that Ding Fan and the others would definitely be unable to explain themselves clearly, even if they were covered in mouths.
At this mont, Xu Zhiqiang was the very picture of a petty man taking pleasure in his success, trotting along at the front to lead the way.
Xu Zhiqiang was now eagerly anticipating the sight of Ding Fan and the others being taken away by the police. The mory of Ding Fan stepping on him made Xu Zhiqiang feel extrely irked.
Trying to act tough in front of , I'll make you die without knowing how you died.
However, just as Xu Zhiqiang was about to open the door, the scene he saw made him completely dumbfounded...
"How... how is this possible?!"
Right in front of Xu Zhiqiang, Ding Fan was helping an old woman to stand there. The old woman's face was full of anger, and her eyes were staring straight at Xu Zhiqiang.
"There... there are ghosts..." Xu Zhiqiang, frightened, stumbled and fell right onto his buttocks on the ground.
If the old woman was not Xu Zhiqiang's mother, then who else could she be?
"Unfilial son... you beast!" The old woman, trembling, pointed her right hand at Xu Zhiqiang's forehead.
"You... you... weren't you dead? How... how are you alive again..." Xu Zhiqiang's voice trembled.
The old woman snorted coldly, "You certainly wish I were dead, but unfortunately for you, King Yama didn't take in!"
The police officer behind Xu Zhiqiang glanced at the old woman, then said to Xu Zhiqiang, "Didn't you say your mother was killed? Do you realize that making a false alarm to the police is a legal responsibility?"
"Officer, I really saw my mother dead, but... but I really don't understand why my mother is..."
"May I ask, ma'am, has there been any murder here?" By this ti, the officer had stopped asking Xu Zhiqiang and directly turned to inquire the old woman instead.
Previously, Xu Zhiqiang had claid that soone had committed murder in the courtyard, but they had found no evidence; later he said his mother had been killed, and now his mother stood there unhard. The officer was now truly beginning to believe the words of i Li from earlier.
This Xu Zhiqiang might really be suffering from a ntal illness. If he were not ntally ill, who would falsely claim that their mother was dead?
"Nothing happened here at all, though I almost was infuriated to death by this unfilial son," the old woman said, looking at Xu Zhiqiang.
"May I go in and check?" The officer asked the old woman.
The old woman nodded, and the police officer imdiately went into the house. The house wasn't large, and in less than fifteen minutes, he had searched the entire place thoroughly.
After the officer ca out from the house, he spoke a few words to another police officer on alert. Because the two communicated in Japanese, Ding Fan couldn't understand clearly.
However, judging by the attitude and actions of the two, it was clear that they weren't going to continue indulging Xu Zhiqiang in his ga. They were preparing to leave.
There was no murder here or any other incident, so naturally, the two police officers had no reason to stay any longer.
"Officer, I really didn't lie to you, a murder really did happen here just now... and my mother really did die..." Xu Zhiqiang, upon seeing the police were about to leave, hastily went to stop them and said.
"Make sure to take him to a ntal hospital quickly, or keep him confined at ho... Do not let him run around anymore," the officer told i Li and the others.
i Li nodded, "Don't worry, we will."
Xu Zhiqiang was taken aback, but he did understand—apparently, the police considered him to be ntally ill...
But now the situation was extrely dire; the police were actually going to let i Li and the others confine him. Xu Zhiqiang had witnessed the decisiveness with which Ding Fan and his group could kill.
In broad daylight, these people had directly executed two enforcers from Dongying Hall. Now that he had just brought the police to fra them, if the police left, he would be dood.
"Officer, these people are murderers, please don't hand over to them, they will definitely kill . I beg you..." Xu Zhiqiang said, even kneeling down to the two police officers.
Without having witnessed Ding Fan's thods of killing firsthand, one could not understand the terror Xu Zhiqiang felt. At this mont, he was indeed fighting for his life.
The two police officers looked at Xu Zhiqiang's exaggerated behavior, exchanged glances, and then shook their heads.
The one who spoke Huaxia language said to Ding Fan and the others, "Keep a close watch on him. If you don't manage to keep him under control this ti, next ti we will have to send him to a ntal hospital by force."
Ding Fan nodded in response.
There was no need for the police officers to stay any longer, so they turned to leave.
Xu Zhiqiang, seeing the police really were leaving, was truly bewildered. If the police really left, wouldn't he be in a terrible situation?
"Help! Help !"
Just as Xu Zhiqiang was thinking of getting up from the ground to run, i Li, who had gone unnoticed, already arrived at Xu Zhiqiang's side and firmly held him down.
i Li was, after all, a master of the Human Level Fifth Grade, so pinning Xu Zhiqiang with just one hand was like holding a handful of dough in her grip.
"Save ... save ..." Xu Zhiqiang desperately cried out to the two police officers for help, but the officers didn't even glance back and quickly disappeared from Xu Zhiqiang's line of sight.
i Li, just like dragging a dead dog, pulled Xu Zhiqiang straight into the wooden house.
Bang! With a forceful move of her wrist, i Li threw Xu Zhiqiang onto the floor of the inner room.
At this mont, Xu Zhiqiang was like a defeated goose, shrinking in the corner and not daring to make a sound.
"Mom... are you really better? Mom..." At this point, with the police finally gone, Sister-in-law Six couldn't contain her excitent any longer and rushed over to support the elderly lady.
"Sister-in-law Six... I'm sorry you went through this... If it weren't for this Doctor who healed today, I'd die unable to close my eyes in peace, and you all would end up a ss because of this beast."
As the old woman spoke, she pointed with her finger at Xu Zhiqiang cowering in the corner.
At this point, Xu Zhiqiang's face was as white as a sheet, but now he was no longer the arrogant man from before, he was completely consud by fear and speechless.
After hearing the elderly lady's words, Sister-in-law Six bowed respectfully to Ding Fan, "Brother Fan... thank you, thank you for saving my whole family..."
Now, Sister-in-law Six had no other relatives left. She had cared for her mother-in-law for so many years that the two had beco each other's closest kin. Without Ding Fan, in Japan, Sister-in-law Six would have been all alone...
Also, if it wasn't for Ding Fan waking up the elderly lady, Xu Zhiqiang bringing the police would have been troubleso; it would've been indeed difficult to clear up the situation.
Ding Fan waved his hand slightly toward Sister-in-law Six, "It's okay... But now, what should we do about Xu Zhiqiang?"
Xu Zhiqiang had an addictive gambling habit; previously, he had almost driven his own mother to death because of his gambling. It could be said that Xu Zhiqiang had completely lost any shred of humanity, and for Sister-in-law Six, for her mother-in-law, and for anyone else, his existence was a disaster.
Getting rid of such a person would be a contribution to society.
However, Xu Zhiqiang was, after all, Sister-in-law Six's brother-in-law, and her mother-in-law's biological son, so it was not Ding Fan's place to decide his fate.
"Mom... Sister-in-law, I was wrong before... I won't dare to do it again, truly, I won't dare..." Xu Zhiqiang, busily knelt on the ground and crawled in front of Sister-in-law Six and the old woman.
Although Sister-in-law Six harbored hatred for her brother-in-law, she could not say much, after all, he was still the apple of the old lady's eye.
The old woman glared at Xu Zhiqiang for a while, and seeing him kneeling and begging for rcy broke her heart.
This was her own flesh and blood, a piece of her own body. Yet before, Xu Zhiqiang, in search of certain things in the house, had nearly driven her to death.
After driving his mother to death, he wasn't eager to seek treatnt or to prepare for her funeral. Instead, Xu Zhiqiang even pressured Sister-in-law Six to extort money to continue gambling.
Thinking of this, the old woman felt utterly exhausted.
"A tiger wouldn't eat its own cubs..." the old lady said, looking toward Ding Fan. "After all, he is my own son, let him go."
"Yes, let go..." Xu Zhiqiang kept kowtowing and pleaded.
Ding Fan pondered for a mont. Without a word, he walked straight to Xu Zhiqiang, reached out two fingers, and tapped them directly on Xu Zhiqiang's forehead.
Xu Zhiqiang suddenly felt a fierce power invade his body, his head swelling up instantly, and then he felt dizzy.
Ding Fan was using the Soul Capturing Technique.
The so-called Soul Capturing Technique was used to control soone's thoughts, and it could reveal so things the person knew. Of course, in addition to understanding the person's thoughts and knowledge, it could also erase the mories in the person's mind.
In less than a minute, Ding Fan had cleansed all the information in Xu Zhiqiang's mind. Loosening his grip, Xu Zhiqiang's body collapsed onto the floor.
"I've helped him forget all the mories after the age of eighteen..." Ding Fan said indifferently.
What, all mories after the age of eighteen?
Doesn't that an forgetting all bad habits and starting over?
"Mom... where am I? My head hurts so much..." Xu Zhiqiang, now back on his feet, rubbed his head and said.
The Xu Zhiqiang of this mont had clear eyes; the prior cunning aura had completely disappeared.
The old woman glanced at Ding Fan, then at Xu Zhiqiang.
"Mom, what's wrong? Why do you look so pale?" Xu Zhiqiang hurried over to support the old woman.
The old woman at this mont seemingly saw the innocent and obedient side of Xu Zhiqiang's childhood.
"I'm fine..."
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