National Forensic Doctor
Chapter 460 - 460 423 Guihua!

460: Chapter 423 Guihua!

460: Chapter 423 Guihua!

The girl walking at the front of the crowd, dressed in pale pink, was the first to sense the movement of the small dog in her arms.

She grabbed its head and looked toward Jiang Yuan.

The girl had exquisite skin, and although she was young, her eyes carried a sharpness.

Jiang Yuan just smiled without offering an explanation and turned to leave.

As the wealthiest of the second-generation demolishers from Tai River, the first thing Jiang Yuan did was mass-send a message to the members of Jiang Yuan’s Accumulated Case Team with his location.

After all, the girl appeared delicate and pinkish, but the men in suits behind her looked like they could commit a crime easily.

Jiang Yuan had learned some wrestling moves from Uncle Qiang, but that knowledge only made him more aware of the gap between himself and real experts.

Someone like Uncle Qiang, even retired and past his prime, could still outfight him.

The brothers before him, who clearly relied on their fighting skills for a living, could dismember him in the kitchen in less than 20 minutes if they wished.

If they had even a bit of common sense, they could turn him into minced meat.

A group of people watched Jiang Yuan as he slowly entered the reserved private dining area.

Jiang Yuan made no further moves.

After everyone had left, he sent a message to Xu Xuewu, the captain of the criminal police brigade, as well as Guihua’s owner Cai Yuan and her auntie, asking them to come over.

Having done this, Jiang Yuan called over a waiter and asked, “The young lady who came in with a dog, who is she?”

The waiter looked at Jiang Yuan with a slightly sleazy and knowing gaze and said, “Are you interested in her?”

Jiang Yuan, who was quite familiar with the level of service at the best restaurant in the county, didn’t bother explaining.

Calmly offering a pack of Zhonghua cigarettes, he said, “If you know her, just tell me.”

“This is a bit awkward,” said the waiter, looking around before accepting the hard currency.

He then added, “Where to start…

what I know is, the girl’s name is Feng Yutong.

She’s the daughter of a shareholder of Fengyuan Mining Industry around here and has been coming over to play recently.

She often dines here.”

“Fengyuan Mining Industry, huh.” Jiang Yuan searched quickly on his phone and saw it was a marble mining enterprise, which alleviated some of his concern.

After asking a few more questions and as the waiter was leaving, Jiang Yuan gave him another pack of Zhonghua as a tip, thereby spending the two packs of cigarettes given to him by the bureau chief.

The waiter, who didn’t expect to receive another pack upon leaving, said bashfully, “You’re really particular.

Let me think…

that’s right, she likes to eat shrimp and fish.

Our manager even specifically ordered the ‘Unforgettable Fish’ for her, which costs thousands per pound.

Maybe you should pay attention when you go back or order a couple to try?”

“Thanks.

No need for now,” Jiang Yuan replied.

He couldn’t reveal that his interest was actually in the dog; doing so would result in either disbelief or a more disturbing label being attached to him.

The satisfied waiter left, and after a while, a continuous stream of waitstaff appeared in the hall, clearly wanting to observe the excitement.

Jiang Yuan’s lack of action for a long time disappointed everyone.

At this time, Mu Zhiyang rode his motorcycle and was the first to arrive at Shizi Building.

Upon entering and seeing Jiang Yuan sitting there fine, Mu Zhiyang didn’t relax his hand on his waist until he had looked around and found no clear differences, then hesitantly approached.

“I’m fine,” Jiang Yuan chuckled and said, “I think I saw Guihua.”

“Guihua is inside?

Where?” Mu Zhiyang asked in surprise.

“In one of the private rooms.

Did you bring a gun?”

“Yeah, I was afraid I couldn’t handle it alone.” After experiencing two shootouts, Mu Zhiyang’s fear of firearms had greatly diminished.

In the team, if there were firearms available, they were often first allocated to him—not many police officers were willing to carry guns, and even fewer had the chance to use them.

“We probably won’t need it.

Yeah, good thing you brought it anyway.

You stand behind me later, and try not to use the firearm as much as possible.

Best not to unless life is threatened.” Jiang Yuan knew he couldn’t let Guihua leave, fearing the other group might not heed warnings to stay, but regardless, the criteria for using firearms had to be strict.

“I know,” said Mu Zhiyang, who hadn’t planned on using the gun anyway.

He was just cautious about unexpected situations—for others, this might be an overreaction, but Mu Zhiyang had reasons to be prepared.

Jiang Yuan signaled for a waiter, ordered a few more dishes, and asked, “Could you open another private room for us?

What’s the maximum occupancy for your largest one?”

“We have a private room for 20 people, but it’s booked for today.

Would a room for 12 be okay?” the waiter answered.

“Sure, open it up.”

“Alright.”

“Check it out with the waiter.

Once Wang Chuanxing and the others arrive, arrange for them to go there.

Also, seat a few more people in the hall.

Additionally, check how many exits and entrances there are, and take control,” Jiang Yuan instructed Mu Zhiyang in the presence of the waiter, adding, “If you have your badge, show it to him.

Their manager knows the young lady—warn him.”

“Got it.” Mu Zhiyang, already very familiar with procedures akin to arrests, didn’t ask further why.

Taking the puzzled waiter to a private room, he showed his police badge, then had him call the manager to map out the restaurant’s exits and entrances, as well as the distribution of private rooms, right on the spot.

By the time everything was almost ready, Wang Chuanxing and others had arrived.

When Comrade Xu Xuewu, the captain of Miao He County’s Criminal Police Division, arrived, the officers from Jiang Yuan’s Accumulated Case Team had already sealed off the Shizi Building according to the arrest standards for accumulated homicide cases.

Some members of the special team wore police uniforms, others did not, but with the manager’s full cooperation, not a single incident occurred.

All preparations were done before they hid themselves in the private rooms.

When Xu Xuewu came in, he only saw a few people such as Mu Zhiyang and thought that Captain Jiang wanted to discuss Case 503 with him, still chuckling, he said, “Captain Jiang, I’m now just a foot soldier, wherever you leaders tell me to go, I’ll go.

You don’t have to worry about me.”

Jiang Yuan waved his hand and said, “I think I just saw Guihua.”

Xu Xuewu’s smiling expression suddenly turned serious and focused; even the waiting waiter started to feel somewhat scared.

Subconsciously, Xu Xuewu also felt that something was not right—as if a dog was more important than a leader from Beijing.

But after working so many days, upon hearing the name Guihua, Xu Xuewu truly could not take it lightly anymore.

Is this a dog?

This is a bug dog!

“Where?” Xu Xuewu asked.

“Just now, a girl was holding it in her arms.

She had bodyguards around her, so I didn’t go up to ask to avoid any accidents,” said Jiang Yuan, then added, “The girl seems to be the daughter of a shareholder of Fengyuan Mining Industry, please mention it to her.”

The last sentence was directed at the waiter.

The waiter, already sensing something amiss, quickly spilled everything he knew.

“Fengyuan Mining Industry…” Xu Xuewu repeated a few words, then let the waiter leave before saying, “I’m familiar with this enterprise, it’s actually newly established, but the actual controller of the mine, that is, the shareholder you just mentioned, should be Feng Yungui.

He’s from Changyang, his business spans a wide range, and he is a well-known businessman in the province; um…

his daughter, she shouldn’t be stealing dogs, should she?”

“Maybe she found the dog,” Jiang Yuan said.

“Can we invite Feng Yungui over?”

“To ask for the dog?” Xu Xuewu felt that this reason wasn’t quite appropriate.

Jiang Yuan, somewhat helplessly, said, “It’s more to avoid conflict.

Please ask him to come over, have a good talk, and if the dog his daughter is holding is indeed Guihua, then we’ll discuss with Cai Yuan what to do.

If not, then I’ll apologize to him.”

“This…” Xu Xuewu pondered for a moment, feeling the plan was feasible, then went out and made a phone call.

Whom he reported to or through whom he contacted Feng Yungui wasn’t of much concern to Jiang Yuan.

While waiting, Cai Yuan also arrived at the Shizi Building, following his Great Aunt Cai Mian.

“Tang Jia.” Jiang Yuan called her over and said, “Take Cai Yuan to the private room over there and find a reason to confirm whether the dog she’s holding is Guihua.”

Then, Jiang Yuan used his childcare communication skills to speak nicely to Cai Yuan.

The troubled Cai Yuan indeed calmed down.

Just as everything was unfolding in an orderly fashion, an unexpected change occurred.

Feng Yutong’s group finished their meal and left the private room.

As usual, she walked out holding the dog, head held high, with a rhythmic pace.

Shizi Building was the largest restaurant in Miao He County, meaning it wasn’t very big.

So, before Jiang Yuan’s team could issue any orders, Feng Yutong had already reached the lobby, nearing the main exit.

The officers, accustomed to managing crime scenes, gathered naturally without needing any orders, swiftly blocking all escape routes for the group.

Feng Yutong, still carrying the dog, had not yet reacted.

Her bodyguards, greatly alarmed, quickly surrounded her, while outside, over a dozen police officers encircled the bodyguards, Feng Yutong, and the dog she held.

“Guihua?”

“Guihua!”

“Guihua?

Say something, woof woof?”

After days of searching, tracking, distributing flyers, investigating, and reinforcing their control of the situation, everyone was familiar and intrigued by Guihua.

Some even harbored hopeful expectations, wishing for Captain Jiang to pull out a ruby or sapphire from Guihua’s mouth.