Perspective Medical Genius Young Master
Chapter 933 - 925: A Very Important Matter

Chapter 933: Chapter 925: A Very Important Matter

But the person in front of her, although very good-looking, had an identity that made things awkward. Besides, she was a cop, and as the saying goes, right and wrong don’t coexist. There was no possibility for development between them. Fang Yu quickly dismissed her thoughts.

It seemed like she really wanted a boyfriend, otherwise, she wouldn’t have let her imagination run wild despite him not doing anything. Once she got out of here, she should really find a boyfriend and stop being picky—just find someone who she found pleasing to the eye. She felt like her single status was becoming problematic.

Fang Yu suddenly remembered reading a news story about a girl looking for a job who was rejected during the final interview because she was single. Fang Yu found the story pretty amusing at the time. What did a person’s work ability have to do with having a boyfriend? That was blatant discrimination against single women!

Fang Yu considered herself lucky. Her job as a cop was deemed a high-risk occupation, which was not favorable for women. But when she decided to apply to the police academy, her parents didn’t oppose her. They just said, "Choose what you like, and as long as you’re happy, we’re at ease."

Moreover, during work, her colleagues and superiors didn’t doubt her capabilities just because she was a woman. All in all, she had been happy with her work over the years.

"Hang in there a bit longer, you’ll be able to leave by tonight," Liu Rui suddenly said, catching Fang Yu, who was lost in thought, by surprise.

"What did you say?" Fang Yu asked instinctively.

"I noticed you love daydreaming, huh? You’ve spaced out so many times in just an hour. What I said was that maybe you could leave by tonight," Liu Rui said impatiently.

Since the ropes were loosened slightly, Fang Yu felt more comfortable and slowly fell asleep as she sat. Liu Rui noticed there was no movement from Fang Yu and turned to find she had fallen asleep. This woman’s heart was really big; being a kidnapped hostage, she actually dared to sleep under the watchful eyes of her captor. He was unsure whether to attribute it to her excellent psychological resilience as a cop.

But Liu Rui was overthinking. Fang Yu had been busy day and night for Xiao Yifei’s case, barely getting any proper sleep. She was up before dawn searching for clues, and just finding the person who stole the surveillance tapes had been a huge effort for her and Tang Rong. And now, after this morning’s chaos, it was no wonder she’d fallen asleep!

Liu Rui thought about it and decided to drape a blanket over Fang Yu. He considered loosening the ropes on her hands but hesitated, fearing that if she woke up and untied them, it wouldn’t be fun anymore. After finishing, Liu Rui left the room.

At the room’s door, he whispered a few words to the two people standing there, who replied, "Boss, don’t worry, with us here, nothing will happen."

Meanwhile, after obtaining the USB drive, Tang Rong immediately hailed a taxi heading to the Police Department. She anxiously prayed nothing would go wrong; it was crucial the drive remained intact and not get lost—this could save Xiao Yifei’s life! She murmured prayers throughout the entire journey.

The driver, noticing her demeanor, curiously asked, "Miss, is something wrong at home?"

Tang Rong didn’t know how to answer such a question, so she diverted the topic, saying, "Driver, please go faster. I have a very important matter."

Seeing this, the driver refrained from further questions and focused on driving. When the road was clear, he sped up, taking sharp turns almost like drifting. Already exhausted from the morning, Tang Rong felt increasingly uncomfortable and said, "Driver, please slow down a bit. I can’t take it, I’m about to throw up."

Upon hearing the word ’throw up,’ the driver immediately slowed the car down; having someone vomit in the car would mean a hefty cleaning fee, which was certainly undesirable!

Finally arriving at the Police Department, Tang Rong worried that Tao Ji might suddenly appear and snatch the USB drive, which would spell disaster. Fortunately, the feared scenario did not occur.

Entering the Police Department, Tang Rong found a cop she knew well, who had previously worked on Xiao Yifei’s case. She handed him the USB drive, advised him to make another copy on the computer—it never hurt to have backups, considering any unforeseen incidents could render Liu Rui’s efforts wasted, even though she still couldn’t fathom why Liu Rui suddenly decided to help her.

Everything was safe now, allowing her finally to ponder Liu Rui’s motives. Based on known information, Liu Rui seemed to be their boss who made money by doing tasks for others—in simpler terms, a leader in the criminal underworld. Such a person’s motives were truly hard to read!

Xiao Yifei wasn’t familiar with Liu Rui, and she knew him even less. Was it only because of his grandfather that he decided to help them? Tang Rong silently speculated.

She recalled Xiao Yifei mentioning once that, despite Liu Rui’s aloof and indifferent demeanor, his intelligence was undoubtedly high, easily superior to theirs. At the time, Tang Rong didn’t believe him; she couldn’t see how this seemingly handsome man had any signs of intelligence—his face clearly broadcasted indifference, after all.

Now it seemed Xiao Yifei’s assessment was correct. Otherwise, how could someone in his twenties become such a formidable underworld boss? There must be some Mo Shui in his tank, meaning his intelligence was surely much greater than others, otherwise surviving in the criminal world would be difficult.

Seeing him effortlessly let her through the window, he likely practiced some martial arts or something. Unexpectedly, she had acquainted herself with someone so remarkable.

Yet he grew up in Hu Jingtang’s family of Chinese Medicine, how did he walk down this path? Moreover, Hu Jingtang seemed indifferent about his grandson choosing such a path. Or perhaps he was unaware of it, otherwise, he wouldn’t simply ignore it, right?

In less than half a day, Tang Rong experienced so much she couldn’t quickly absorb it all. For the first time, she felt the world was incredibly wondrous. Life could be lived so dramatically. Reflecting on her life in previous years, it was truly boring, and she was shocked by her own thinking—did she really find her mundane life unattractive?