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Chapter 215 - 215 215 If It Doesn't Fit Force It In

215: Chapter 215: If It Doesn’t Fit, Force It In 215: Chapter 215: If It Doesn’t Fit, Force It In “Based on the above, we can conclude that this event was not caused by insider trading.

Otherwise, there would definitely be more than one person with inside information, and their transactions wouldn’t be limited to just this one neighborhood.”

“Here, journalists advise everyone to open your eyes when looking at the world, and not to be manipulated by those with ulterior motives.

Envy of the rich is inappropriate, and not all wealthy people are lawbreakers.

This is Nei Han from our newspaper, bringing you this report.”

In the video, a vibrant young man, with a strange expression on his face, was speaking.

It wasn’t that he was doing it on purpose, but that his face always looked that way, making it seem like there was an underlying meaning to his reports.

Zhao Guang was currently looking at his phone, nodding with satisfaction: “Truly worthy of the official team, they’ve cleaned this up really well.”

Indeed, the situation on his side had already seen many videos and reposts, but now it had been almost entirely swept clean.

Only official intervention could achieve such an effect.

What followed was the official clarification report that completely reversed the narrative of the event.

And then, it was followed by other entertainment news to distract everyone and completely turn the page on the incident.

Just when he was punishing those tabloid journalists, Huang Haopeng’s call came in.

As expected, once the officials intervened, the matter was resolved very quickly.

Looking outside again, the crowd was dispersing quickly, after all, they couldn’t disrupt traffic.

As for those property owners, though each of them looked unhappy, even cursing, there were no longer any issues.

Huang Haopeng had told him that if anyone used this incident to trouble him again, he could completely deal with them.

“Good, but taking a beating without fighting back is not our style.”

Zhao Guang made a call to Guo Siyu: “Is our Gold ready?

Start selling off.”

“It has just been prepared, I was going to notify you in a bit.

With what intensity should we sell off?”

“The maximum intensity.”

“Hmm?

That would mean a substantial loss for you.”

“It doesn’t matter.

I can bear this kind of loss.” Indeed, it was just some ordinary merchandise in exchange.

Speaking of which, his business was yielding profits thousands to tens of thousands times over.

After hanging up the phone, Zhao Guang looked towards the people in front of him—these people also needed to be taken care of.

With a wave of his hand, everyone started moving like they were possessed toward the main gate, and by now, there weren’t many onlookers left.

But those journalists couldn’t leave yet because their people were still inside.

Suddenly, someone’s eyes lit up as they saw their own people coming out, but why were they queuing up?

“Didn’t find anything, and got found out,” the person said dumbfounded, looking oddly strange.

“Are you alright?

You don’t seem too well.”

Suddenly, the person in front of them seemed to regain their vigor, but then they started scratching themselves furiously.

“Itchy, I’m dying from the itchiness, what’s wrong with me?” The people around him were similar to him.

Those who reacted more violently were already rolling on the ground, which is when they realized that these people were all covered in bumps and couldn’t even open their eyes.

“Damn, are there some chemical agents here?”

“Don’t worry about that, can you afford to offend them?

Just get these people to the hospital first, we don’t know if any evidence has been caught.”

People around were as uncomfortable as if they had swallowed flies—if evidence was caught, their jobs were at risk.

Without much consideration, they clumsily lifted the people, just as they also had a car at hand.

“Doctor, what’s wrong with these people, are they poisoned, is it serious?”

The doctor looked at these people strangely: “According to the tests, they’ve all been bitten by mosquitoes.”

“What?

Mosquitoes?

What kind of mosquito bites could do something like this?”

“I don’t know about that.

If you don’t believe it, you can go to other hospitals for testing, but I think the results will be similar.” The doctor was also curious about what these people had done.

Just then, a nurse hurried out: “Doctor, their eyes and below are seriously injured; we can only control it with medication for now, or they will scratch themselves open and cause even greater harm.”

The doctor looked at the report and was somewhat speechless; this was the first time he’d seen such a case in his many years of practice.

“Then let’s medicate them for now.

You don’t disagree, do you?”

“We agree, medicate them first,” they didn’t dare disagree; it was not good to harbor resentment.

Since the doctor said it was the work of mosquitoes, then let it be mosquitoes, who’s going to question the professionals?

“Then wrap them all up for now, they’ll have to be blind for a while.”

The doctor wasn’t discriminating against the blind, it’s just that this was the only way to deal with these people for the time being.

The nurse said again: “But the swelling below is severe, they can’t possibly defecate.”

Unable to urinate?

That’s quite a serious problem.

“Then insert a catheter.” Simple swelling wasn’t a serious issue; it would be fine once the swelling subsided.

The nurse said hesitantly: “Well, the swelling is too severe, so it’s not easy to insert.”

The people around were all dumbstruck.

Maybe I shouldn’t understand what you’re discussing?

No, we shouldn’t even be here in the first place.

With no other options, the doctor’s gaze settled on them.

“What do you think?

It might be too late to transfer to another hospital now.”

“So, if it continues like this, what will happen to them?”

“They could die from a urinary blockage.” The doctor said with an exceedingly calm tone.

“Then insert it, if it doesn’t go in, force it.”

“But forcing it could cause bleeding and possibly secondary injuries, and we might need to use some tools to help with the insertion,” the doctor began to show a smile.

No matter what, trouble couldn’t be stirred up here.

“Force it then, even if they get hurt, it’s accepted.

You can’t let living people die from being unable to pee.”

“Fine then, Xiao Liu, prepare the agreement and have them sign,” the doctor thought, good, they’ve made their decision.

No matter how much they stir up now, it’s on them.

“Ah, I’ll get it now,” the nurse turned and ran off with smooth efficiency.

“Just asking, for their back end, they don’t need a tube inserted there too, do they?”

The doctor seriously said: “If you want to insert one there as well, no problem, we don’t need to force it this time.”

“No, no, if they can manage on their own, then let’s not.

One end injured is better than both ends,” one responded.

“We’ll do as you say, it’s not a big issue,” the doctor replied with indifference.

The visitors exchanged glances, somewhat helpless: “These people aren’t going to end up ruined, right?”

“If it were you, you’d be ruined too.

What a pity, I’m afraid they won’t be fit for undercover work anymore.”