Carrying a Jurassic on me
Chapter 1593 - 761: Divine Retribution_2

Chapter 1593: Chapter 761: Divine Retribution_2

"What evidence do we have? To make us go to the school to find someone, and it’s not the first time. On what grounds shall we proceed? We can’t justify it just because the TCM Hospital is close to the Agricultural University, can we?"

"Besides, there are many schools near the TCM Hospital, a densely populated area in Provincial City. Surely we can’t detain everyone for questioning, right?"

"Moreover, the police station staff aren’t fools, from the very beginning of the incident, when they discovered that the suspect was a businessman, they had already carried out investigations. They are somewhat aware of the dirty dealings involved, and after all, there are more people in this world who care about reasoning and saving face. Who would want to offend others for these shameless people, especially without a shred of evidence?"

At this moment, two uniformed officers stood at the door, laughing at the sight of the young nurse fleeing in a panic. The older one said with a chuckle, "Stop laughing, be careful those two inside see us and rush us off to apprehend someone again."

The younger one, clearly displeased with being here, stood up upon hearing this, "Let’s sit further away then, go over there and have a smoke. But Old Mo, do you think this situation is bizarre? That Boss Yan, he wouldn’t actually possess some kind of sorcery, would he?"

"Whether he has sorcery or not is none of our business, after all, we’re not the ones doing anything dishonest. The two who went to investigate yesterday are fine, aren’t they? As long as we are not guilty in our hearts, what is there to fear?"

"But I just can’t figure it out," said the younger one as they moved to the smoking area by the stairs and he offered a cigarette.

"There are many things that are hard to understand." The other took the cigarette, lit it, and took a drag, exhaling smoke as he said, "If we could make sense of everything, then we wouldn’t be stuck here guarding the door."

"I think standing guard is useless. It all depends on whether those two inside are willing to let things go. If they keep stirring things up, I bet they’ll get bitten by insects again. Speaking of which, it’s really sinister, I always feel there’s something eerie about this..."

"It’s supposed to be eerie." The man leaning against the railing continued to puff on his cigarette absentmindedly. "That Boss Yan is said to be no ordinary man. Not only does he run a big business, but he also writes books. I heard he was even accepted by Cambridge University for his discovery of two supposedly extinct insects. Heh, didn’t you hear the doctor say that while the toxin is easy to cure, it’s very rare..."

"Could it be that Boss Yan really knows how to raise gu? Could those insects be ones he cultivated?" asked the younger one, his curiosity getting the better of him.

"Just smoke your cigarette, stop talking," said the elder, somewhat seriously. "If you’re capable, why don’t you apply to examine the toxin of those two insects said to be extinct? If you can’t, better to talk less. I want to keep my job!"

The young man’s face grew even more curious, but seeing his colleague’s apprehension, he reluctantly held his tongue.

But in his heart, he had already made up his mind that this incident absolutely involved Boss Yan. It just so happened that Boss Yan had gained fame for his discovery of insects before, and now four people have been bitten by insects, all of whom had a grievance with Boss Yan. With so many coincidences, it would be strange if they weren’t related.

Yet this case is shrouded in oddity. Even amidst a variety of bizarre cases, no precedent can be found. Moreover, it involves some mysterious elements that make people wary, and many choose to feign ignorance and keep their distance.

Besides, without evidence, not to mention them, even higher authorities can’t take action against the boss of the largest cattle farm in the province—let alone act, they can’t even ’investigate’ further. If the man were to make a complaint, nobody would want to be held responsible!

If Yan Fei inside the classroom knew what they were thinking, he would probably snort in disdain: That’s right, it was my doing, pity that you have no evidence. Isn’t the whole point of retaliation to let them know who caused it? How else would I feel satisfied?

It’s just unfortunate that yesterday Young Master only sent two people to visit the injured. Otherwise, if Young Master had come himself, a simple insect bite wouldn’t suffice. It would probably be a scorpion or a venomous snake.

Likewise, an insect bite really only counts as a minor punishment; otherwise, the toxin would not be so easily cured by existing antidotes. Those people are merely the legwork runners, a bit of punishment suffices for them. If the mastermind were to show up, escaping wouldn’t be so easy.

Although it’s just a minor reprimand, in Yan Fei’s view, Young Master is probably already like a frightened bird. And after this ordeal, his reputation, including his father’s, will likely not fare so well—his underlings lie in a hospital, and the family didn’t even dare visit in person. It would be odd if they weren’t criticized for being heartless!

When school let out at noon, Yanfei, who had gone home to cook first, casually ’produced’ a pile of prepared ingredients, then transformed into an insect to scout the hospital before continuing with cooking.

This matter is definitely not over yet, but he’s not worried. The partners for cattle raising are now expanding to the areas around Sancha River Township. Many people from the county and city are happy to see this and give their support. Not to mention that he’s now a registered individual even at the provincial level, he isn’t the least bit concerned.

After all, no life was lost, right?

While staying in touch with his wife via mobile phone, Yan Fei had also finished preparing a table full of dishes just as they got home.

Guo Jingya threw herself at the table without restraint: "I’ve eaten in many places, but I still think Hero Yan’s cooking is the tastiest. Don’t you think so, Nana?"

Nana was more reserved, not as extravagant in her praise, but she also looked ready to fight for the food with her chopsticks in hand: "Yeah, I also think the food here is particularly good, just don’t know why."

They had seen Yan Fei cooking before; his ingredients and steps are just like any normal household, yet the taste of the dishes always feels different. It’s really strange.

Yan Fei looked at his wife with a smile but said nothing.

"Yan Xiaofei, Xiao Ya and the others will be leaving this afternoon. Have you prepared any gifts?" Xu Xiaoyan asked him.

"There’s nothing I can prepare, this isn’t our home." Yan Fei said helplessly. "Just give them the leftover honey to drink on the road!"

"Honey will do." Guo Jingya was polite. "It just so happens we didn’t bring any, and having not drunk it for a few days, I felt like something was missing. I feel that my skin has become rougher..."

Nana nodded in agreement.

Yan Fei looked at their fair faces speechlessly, left without comment. After all, he had done a lot of hard labor and research; he had never heard of anyone getting addicted to drinking this stuff?

Having sent the two off in the afternoon and on the way back, he received a call from Wang Lei: "Boss Yan, the Construction Bureau said that our paperwork is about to come through, what do you think?"

"If it’s coming through, then let it be!" Yan Fei felt slightly disappointed. "How come it’s been approved so quickly? Isn’t there someone coming to stick another seal or something?"

Wang Lei was obviously at a loss for words and took a while before saying: "Well, I think, let’s just let bygones be bygones. Right, Boss Yan? We should just focus on our business and not bother with those people. There’s no need to argue with them."

"I’m just feeling bored, it’s rare to have something to distract myself," Yan Fei chuckled. "Apart from this, is there anything else?"

"It’s not really a matter, but someone asked me to deliver a message, they want to meet and have tea together," Wang Lei said hesitantly.

"Forget about having tea, I won’t join those shameless people for tea, it’s disgusting," Yan Fei was very straightforward. "Tell them, what goes around comes around. Committing wrongs every day, they will face retribution sooner or later. Maybe their landscaping company will keep running, and then they’ll be bitten by bugs? See, landscaping companies must use insecticides all the time, that in itself is divine retribution..."

"About that..." Wang Lei was extremely troubled. "Boss Yan, please don’t blame me! I really can’t relay that, and don’t make fun of me either. We’ve known each other for so long, I’ve always been just small-time and don’t have any solid connections. If I pass along your message, I really can’t handle the consequences!"

"Let it go!" Yan Fei also found it boring. "Anyway, there’s no rush, let’s just leave it at that! You carry on with the work, and I’ll see, I just don’t believe there isn’t divine retribution for such companies that gain by trickery and force..."