Obsessive Tycoon and His Swan Girl
Chapter 518 - 476: What a Coincidence

Chapter 518: Chapter 476: What a Coincidence

"Thank you, Teacher Zhao, I understand," Jiang Zhe said.

After thinking for a moment, Teacher Zhao said, "How about this, for the time being, you study at home. Once things are under control, I will contact you to come back to school, okay?"

"Alright," Jiang Zhe had thought it unnecessary, but since Teacher Zhao was being so sincere, she didn’t want to cause any trouble for him.

After she finished speaking and walked out, a crowd of students surged forward, "Jiang Zhe, it must be your Jiang Family behind this again, right?"

"Every time, it’s your Jiang Family, why?"

"I had an aunt who died from the flu epidemic back then, and now this is happening again?"

Everyone crowded around, their voices a cacophony.

These were all people who had recently heard about these matters from their parents and were righteously indignant, naturally speaking recklessly to Jiang Zhe.

They hadn’t actually experienced the events of those years themselves, but hearing about them from their parents, they could very much empathize.

Among these students were many who had been severely beaten by Jiang Zhe during military training. Now, with a few matters linked together, they were naturally very agitated, and they all surrounded Jiang Zhe.

Jiang Zhe furrowed her brows and before these people got too close, a figure had already appeared by her side.

It was Qin Jingchen.

He directly shielded Jiang Zhe in his embrace and lifted his eyes to glance at the crowd.

The crowd was so intimidated by his gaze that they dared not speak further or continue to crowd around.

"Let’s go," Qin Jingchen said softly to Jiang Zhe.

It wasn’t until the two of them had left that everyone came back to their senses, realizing that they had cowed under just one look from Qin Jingchen.

Then they came to another realization, that even if Qin Jingchen had not been there, they wouldn’t have been able to prevail against Jiang Zhe. After all, she was a woman who could kill wolves and stab tigers with her bare hands.

So the person who had just been so frail and tender, being carried away in Qin Jingchen’s arms, was actually Jiang Zhe!

Back in the car, Qin Jingchen gripped Jiang Zhe’s hand tightly.

He knew that even without him, she would have been able to handle the situation, but he still felt a bit scared.

Jiang Zhe furrowed her brow slightly, not really worried, just thinking about the events of the past.

Qin Jingchen said in a low voice, "I’m sorry, I actually found out about this matter this morning. I was planning to tell you after you checked in at school. I didn’t anticipate that so many students would find out first and give you a hard time. There’s clearly someone stirring up trouble behind the scenes here."

Jiang Zhe wasn’t too concerned about whether he told her earlier or later.

She also felt that the timing of this matter was all too convenient.

"I heard that this kind of flu hasn’t broken out in seven or eight years, and now it happens just as I come back. Furthermore, the Elders Council took action very early, on a matter that wasn’t widely known amongst people of this age. All of a sudden, everyone knows. This matter is definitely not as simple as just the flu," Jiang Zhe agreed with Qin Jingchen’s statement.

The matter was complex, but Jiang Zhe didn’t have many leads.

Looking out from the car, many students were gathered together, pointing and gesturing towards her vehicle.

Clearly, this incident was aimed at the Jiang Family.

And incidentally, splashing some dirt on her as well.

"Let’s go to the hospital and see," Jiang Zhe said.

The car headed for the hospital.

The hospital had already initiated strict pathways, and Qin Jingchen’s car couldn’t enter.

Jiang Zhe asked around and discovered that the hospital had begun to segregate flu patients and other patients through different channels.

But due to the large number of flu patients, the hospital was under significant pressure.

The families of other patients were no longer allowed to go in.

People like Qin Jingchen and Jiang Zhe were even less permitted to enter.

Zhuo Jinman also issued a statement, asking everyone not to panic, saying that the medicine would be available soon for everyone to use.

It was evident that the situation was still under control.

However, Jiang Zhe couldn’t get in touch with the patients inside the hospital.

"Let’s go somewhere else," Jiang Zhe said.

Qin Jingchen was very accommodating, letting the driver take them wherever she suggested.

The car quickly turned into an alley, where Jiang Zhe got out, followed by Qin Jingchen.

After glancing at the address to confirm it was correct, she reached out and knocked on one of the doors.

It took a while before someone opened the door.

The person who peeked out was a woman in her fifties who, upon seeing Jiang Zhe, exclaimed in surprise, "Young Miss..."

"Auntie Wang, I heard your granddaughter is sick, so I came to see her," Jiang Zhe said.

Auntie Wang was a domestic helper in the Jiang Family’s kitchen, who had taken leave because her granddaughter had the flu.

Seeing Jiang Zhe visit in person, Auntie Wang was flustered with honor, but she immediately waved her hands, "The flu is contagious, you better not come in, Young Miss. Your visit is already much appreciated. I couldn’t bear the responsibility if you got sick."

"It was my decision to come, and if there is any issue, it’s my responsibility to bear. I heard your granddaughter still hasn’t gotten a hospital bed, is that right?"

After hesitating for a moment, Auntie Wang let Jiang Zhe in.

Jiang Zhe was right; due to the shortage of beds, her granddaughter still hadn’t had the chance for treatment.

Auntie Wang had been raising her granddaughter alone ever since her son and daughter-in-law died in a car accident years ago, which had never been easy.

The granddaughter often went to the Jiang Family home, and the Elderly Madam turned a blind eye and never said anything.

But this time, her granddaughter was ill, and it wasn’t right for her to trouble the Jiang Family, which is why she took leave to care for her granddaughter. She was beside herself with worry when Jiang Zhe made her suggestion, bringing up her sorrows.

"Nannan, Miss Jiang Zhe is here to see you," Auntie Wang said.

The little girl was running a fever, her face red and her consciousness foggy.

"Haven’t you done anything to cool her down?" Jiang Zhe asked.

"We are, we’ve been using physical methods to reduce her fever, but it’s not going down," said Auntie Wang anxiously, "The hospital requires us to queue, and I can’t take care of her if I’m carrying Nannan in the line, but if we stay at home, we can’t get in the queue..."

"Let me take a look," Jiang Zhe said.

Qin Jingchen initially wanted to stop her but didn’t intervene, simply watching Jiang Zhe with a frown as she touched the little girl’s pulse.

Suddenly, Auntie Wang remembered the older Miss Jiang Xi, who also had outstanding medical skills and was well-known on the Beicheng Continent.

Previously, during a live broadcast, Jiang Zhe had even cured a lone wolf, and Nannan, who watched the live stream, had always regarded Jiang Zhe as her idol.

Thinking about this, could it be that Jiang Zhe was quite confident too?

With this thought, she became very happy, filled with hope as she watched Jiang Zhe taking the pulse, not daring to disturb her.

When Jiang Zhe let go, Auntie Wang immediately asked, "Young Miss, how is it?"

"It’s not a big problem, I’ll prescribe some medicine for her. You don’t need to go out to buy it; I’ll have someone deliver it soon," Jiang Zhe replied.

On hearing Jiang Zhe’s words, Auntie Wang was extremely grateful.

After leaving, Jiang Zhe placed an order on her phone for the necessary medicines and entered Auntie Wang’s address.