Back To The 90s: The Resilient Daughter-In-Law
Chapter 433 - Chapter 433 Chapter 433 Huo Dongfeng_1

Chapter 433: Chapter 433 Huo Dongfeng_1 Chapter 433: Chapter 433 Huo Dongfeng_1 Huo Beijiang shot him a sharp glance. “Where were you earlier? I didn’t want to come. Who insisted that I must come?” Actually, he had had a vague sense of unease since the moment he got into the car.

His intuition was always accurate.

Jiang Linzhang: “…”

This bastard, he was just showing concern, yet he still found fault with him.

“Let’s go, everyone’s waiting for you!” Jiang Linzhang decided to keep his concern to himself, lest it be taken for granted by certain people.

As the two passed through the rescue center’s main coordination room, they saw it bustling with people. They overheard someone saying, “In all my years in rescue operations, this is the first time I’ve seen a private party mobilize our dedicated helicopter!”

“That’s true! No one would believe it if we told them.”

“Who went? Who did our leader assign for this?”

“Someone from our flight team.”

Huo Beijiang and Jiang Linzhang paused simultaneously, exchanging surprised glances. They both wondered who this private individual with the ability to mobilize a dedicated helicopter could be.

Someone capable of doing so was not an ordinary person.

The conversation in the master control room continued, and Huo Beijiang and Jiang Linzhang only paused briefly before continuing upstairs.

“I heard it was a female student who was pushed off from a building in a remote rural area. That’s why there’s need for a helicopter to fetch her.”

“Did you hear wrong? If you told me it was someone from the big city, I might believe you, but there’s no way I’ll believe it’s from a remote rural area.”

“What do you know?”

As the two were talking, the office director came in, and everyone in the room, curious, started to inquire about the situation.

*****

As Huo Beijiang was climbing the stairs, he kept contemplating, wondering where this feeling of unease coming from. Suddenly, the conversation he overheard in the coordination room flashed through his mind.

‘Female student falling off a building!’

‘Remote rural area’

If one were to say there was a private individual in the entire province who had the capacity to mobilize a dedicated helicopter, his family’s Comrade Huo Linong would definitely be one of them.

“What’s wrong?” Jiang Linzhang, who had already gone up, turned around and noticed that Huo Beijiang was not following and was still standing on the stairs.

Huo Beijiang’s powerful aura burst forth. He turned without a word and marched straight towards the master control room.

Jiang Linzhang, who knew him the best, could tell something major had happened by his demeanor, and hurriedly caught up.

The door of the master control room had just been closed when someone kicked it open, creating a loud noise. The door swung fully open, hit the wall behind, and collapsed due to the force.

The few people nearest to the door were lucky to avoid being hit by the door due to their quick reaction.

“The Great Devil?”

At this moment, Huo Beijiang looked more like a devil who could claim lives in an instant than ever before.

He strode in, grabbed the office director’s collar, and with his injured right hand, he lifted him up.

Jiang Linzhang quickly tried to persuade him, “Use your left hand, switch to your left hand. Your right hand is injured, be careful not to rupture the wound.”

The office director was short of breath from being choked, his eyes rolling back. He thought to himself that there were no good people amongst the “Snow Eagles”, all bastards. At a time like this, instead of telling him to let go, they were asking him to switch hands.

“Who gave the order to borrow the helicopter?” Huo Beijiang’s expression was stern, his handsome face cold as winter frost, completely different from his usual demeanor.

“It was…,” the office director managed to stutter out amidst gasps for air.

Seeing his condition, Jiang Linzhang rushed forward to help.

“The order came from the headquarters in Imperial City.”

“The name?”

“It was…Huo Dongfeng,” the office director finished, his eyes sparkling with sudden comprehension.

Huo Dongfeng?

Huo Beijiang?

Could there be some connection?

No…no way? Huo Beijiang was a poor soldier from the countryside. Even though he was excellent and highly trusted by his superiors, he was still a powerless and insignificant soldier.

Who was Huo Dongfeng?

He was the heir to the Huo Family in Imperial City.

Could it be a coincidence?

Even if their names were similar, it would be perfectly normal to have a namesake these days!

******

The First People’s Hospital—-

The helicopter landed directly in front of the hospital square, the sight of an unusual aircraft stunned passersby and patients and their families who were visiting the hospital.

The hospital had received the news in advance, and doctors and nurses had been arranged to wait at the entrance. As soon as they saw the helicopter landing, they immediately moved to transfer the injured onto the emergency stretcher.

Being a military hospital with extensive experience in treating the injured, the entire process was orderly, quick, and decisive.

The whole process took less than a minute, and the patient was immediately rushed into the operating room.

It was only after the door to the operating room was closed that Huo Linong finally slumped into a chair, feeling as though all his strength had been drained.

Cupping his forehead with both hands, he exuded an oppressive air that made everyone who passed by in the corridor instinctively avoid him.

Suddenly—-

Heavy footsteps echoed from the other end of the corridor, step by step, not in a rush but firm and powerful. Each step seemed to match a rhythm, stepping on people’s hearts.

Linong recognized them — they were his son’s footsteps.

It was Beijiang’s footsteps.

He could recognize them.

He chuckled bitterly. The boy was quick to arrive. At least it saved him the trouble of having to inform him. He was still wrestling with how to explain the situation to his son! Thinking about the anger his son might have, even he, as a father, felt it was too much to bear.

Huo Kewei and the others stood in front of Huo Linong like three door gods, expressing a very similar gloomy and irritated mood. Huo Kewei wanted to say something, but was pulled back by Zuo Xinyao, swallowing the words that were on the tip of his tongue.

“Here comes Beijiang!” Ying Jiuming recognized the footsteps.

The other two immediately looked towards the end of the corridor. The once empty corridor now held two towering figures. Huo Beijiang was in the lead while Jiang Linzhang trailed a step behind.

Huo Beijiang’s face was grim. His eagle-like sharp eyes under his solidified eyebrows emanated a cold light. When his gaze fell upon them, the trio felt as if they had fallen into hell.

Huo Kewei’s breath quickened, and his face paled.