The Fortunate Demoniac Little Village Doctor
Chapter 515 - 515 486 Follow the Vine to Find the Melon

515: Chapter 486: Follow the Vine to Find the Melon 515: Chapter 486: Follow the Vine to Find the Melon “Fuck!

A bunch of beasts!

Ruining me!

Qin Yan, you treacherous woman!

Double-crosser!

I knew it, I should have taken your life earlier!

And Liu Hun!

Shi Qing’er!

You all deserve to die!

Die!

Bang!” Xia Huai cursed furiously, smashing things around, eventually smashing the TV into pieces.

“Thump!

Thump thump!

Thump!” A rhythmic knocking sound came, which was the secret signal Xia Huai had arranged with the Snake Head.

“Come in!” Xia Huai said as he kicked the broken TV aside.

Snake Head entered and saw the room was almost destroyed, but he didn’t care as long as Xia Huai paid him, anything was fine.

“Mr.

Xia, the boat is ready.

We’ll head into international waters at 2 A.M., and someone will be there to pick you up,” Snake Head told Xia Huai.

“No way!

I can’t just leave like this!

Why should I live a life in hiding while these bastards get to enjoy theirs freely!” The more Xia Huai thought about it, the angrier he got.

He said to Snake Head, “Old man, cancel tonight’s plans!”

“Cancel?

Mr.

Xia, you can’t be joking, right?” Snake Head said incredulously.

“Of course I’m not!

Don’t worry!

I won’t shortchange you!

Also…

here’s twenty thousand!

I need you to find me a few fearless tough guys!

I’ll add another thirty thousand if the job is done!” Xia Huai threw the last of his cash to Snake Head.

Snake Head was overjoyed by such a good deal and immediately nodded in agreement, saying, “Mr.

Xia, rest tonight, and I assure you I’ll find the men overnight!”

“Good!

I’ll be waiting for your good news!” Xia Huai told Snake Head, his eyes already gleaming with a sinister light.

Only after the doctor reassured him several times that Qin Yan’s condition was stable did Liu Hun manage to persuade Shi Qing’er to go home and rest, and she was already asleep in the car.

After getting home, Liu Hun settled Shi Qing’er down and then went over the news from the past few days.

From the current situation, everything seemed to be in his favor.

The media was unanimously criticizing Xia Huai and Xingle Group while showing much sympathy for Qin Yan.

Through this ordeal, Qin Yan managed to completely clear her name, not only earning Shi Qing’er’s forgiveness but also transitioning from a betrayer and thief to a victim, garnering public sympathy.

However…

Liu Hun picked up a magazine, and a striking headline caught his eye—”Fugitive on the Run.”

Xia Huai’s escape was like having a ticking time bomb next to Liu Hun; he didn’t know if Xia Huai had truly fled abroad, was hiding and planning revenge, or was concocting some other scheme; all of it made him extremely uneasy.

Liu Hun picked up the phone and called Zhong Xiao, instructing him to protect the women closely and keep an eye on the street movements, and to call him immediately if anything happened.

After hanging up, Liu Hun also felt extremely tired and lay down on the sofa, soon dozing off.

“Ding Ding Ding… Ding Ding Ding…”

He didn’t know how long he had been asleep when Liu Hun was awakened by the urgent ringing of the phone.

He opened his eyes to see it was pitch-dark outside, no doubt the middle of the night, and the caller ID showed… Zhong Xiao!

“Zhong Xiao, what’s up?!” Liu Hun quickly answered the phone, having a bad feeling even before Zhong Xiao spoke.

“Boss Liu!

There’s trouble at the hospital!

Qin Yan is in critical condition!

You need to come quickly!” Zhong Xiao sounded very urgent.

Liu Hun hurriedly grabbed his clothes and rushed downstairs, drove Shi Qing’er’s Aston Martin, sped through countless red lights, and arrived at the hospital in just ten minutes.

“Boss Liu!

Go ahead and see!” Zhong Xiao greeted Liu Hun at the hospital entrance and ushered him inside.

Following Zhong Xiao to the ICU, Liu Hun grabbed an underling and demanded, “What’s going on?!”

The underling, with a mournful expression, said to Liu Hun, “It’s the doctors, they’ve been in and out, and I…I don’t know what happened, but just now the life monitor started beeping!”

“Boss Liu, I just got here too, I’m sorry,” Zhong Xiao said to Liu Hun, looking exhausted.

“Just go rest!

I’ll handle this!

You guys aren’t to blame!” Liu Hun seriously told the three of them.

Zhong Xiao knew Liu Hun’s temper and after giving a few instructions to two underlings, he left.

“Open this door!” Liu Hun said to the two underlings, pointing at the ICU door.

The two underlings lifted their legs together and kicked the ICU door open.

“Bang!” There was a loud noise, and the medical staff inside, who were tending to Qin Yan, were all startled.

“Everyone out!” Liu Hun scanned the medical staff with a fierce look and said, “I said it once, everyone get the hell out!”

The medical staff were intimidated by Liu Hun’s powerful presence and ran out of the ICU immediately, with one or two who intended to stand their ground being dragged out by the underlings.

“You two, guard the door!

Without my instructions, no one is allowed in!” Liu Hun told the two underlings.

The two underlings acknowledged and immediately stepped out.

Fortunately, there was no one else in the independent intensive care room except Qin Yan.

Liu Hun checked Qin Yan’s electrocardiogram, which was already in an extremely weak state.

Liu Hun didn’t dare to take it lightly and applied the Black Dragon Power three times in a row, after which Qin Yan’s electrocardiogram returned to normal.

Qin Yan’s body violently trembled, and the morbid pallor on her face was immediately replaced by the rosy flush of a spring breeze.

“Um…” As Qin Yan emitted a long drawn-out hum from her nostrils, reminiscent of singing in the Qin opera style, it contained an inexplicable tingle and sweetness.

“You’re here!” Qin Yan opened her eyes and immediately grabbed Liu Hun’s hand.

“I just dreamt about you!”

“I know,” Liu Hun gently removed Qin Yan’s oxygen mask to make it easier for her to speak.

As Liu Huyi approached, Qin Yan suddenly hugged his neck and said, “Can you please not go?

I don’t want to pass out again!

I know I am a materialistic and vain woman, but I kept dreaming about you during my coma, and I understand my heart now.”

“Don’t speak yet!

Listen to me!” After Liu Hun put down Qin Yan’s hand, he wiped her tears and said, “Do you know why you are lying here?”

“Yes!

Xia Huai!

I was blind to have approached him initially!” Qin Yan said resentfully.

“He has run away!” Liu Hun said indifferently.

“Ran away?!” Qin Yan asked in surprise, a trace of panic flashing in her eyes.

“Listen to me…”

When Liu Hun came out of the ICU, the hallway outside the ward was already crowded with medical staff.

“Mr.

Liu!

Do you realize that what you did is illegal!

You are playing with human lives!

Our hospital will not be responsible for any consequences!” the attending physician said anxiously, hopping mad.

Liu Hun grabbed the physician by the collar and pulled him forward, “Isn’t it you who is joking with human lives?

Wasn’t it you who assured me that Qin Yan would be fine?”

The attending physician was immediately at a loss for words, as he didn’t know why Qin Yan’s condition had suddenly become uncontrollable.

Liu Hun released the attending physician, then told him, “She is alright now!

Still in a coma, let the nurses clean her up!

Contact me immediately if anything happens!” Qin Yan had a severe bout of diarrhea earlier, which must have been very uncomfortable.

Liu Hun cleared the way to the ICU door and said to two of his subordinates, “You two, come with me.”

The news of Qin Yan’s critical condition and her subsequent recovery quickly hit the media headlines.

Although she was still in a coma, she received more attention and care than before, with many people voluntarily leaving messages of blessings on her social media.

After this emergency, several days passed with no incidents, and the journalists stationed outside the hospital gradually dispersed.

The extra personnel added by Zhong Xiao were also withdrawn, leaving only two people to watch outside the ICU.

“It’s almost two o’clock, I’ll take a nap, wake me up if anything happens!” said one of them before covering his face with a hat and falling asleep.

Within five minutes, the other person also sat in a chair, closed his eyes, and began to snore loudly.

About ten minutes later, a doctor carrying a medical tray came to the ICU door, glanced at the two loud snorers, opened the ICU door, and walked in.

“Beep… Beep… Beep…” The electrocardiogram was beating steadily.

The ICU wasn’t very big, and the light was very dim, but the male doctor could clearly see Qin Yan lying unconscious on the bed.

The male doctor placed the medical tray on the table, picked up a syringe, flicked the air out of it, and then moved it towards the IV bottle that Qin Yan was hooked to.

Just as the sharp needle was about to puncture the IV tube, the male doctor abruptly stiffened, for he felt a chilling murderous intent behind him.

“I’ve been waiting for you!

Five days, it really wasn’t easy!” Liu Hun said behind the male doctor.

“May I ask who you are?

This is the ICU; unauthorized personnel are not allowed here, please leave!” the male doctor said to Liu Hun behind him.

“Quite the actor!

It’s really a waste of your talent not being in the entertainment industry!” Liu Hun said, and then suddenly moved closer to the male doctor, stabbing a needle into his waist.

“Um…” The male doctor had not expected the person behind him to have such fast reflexes.

Before he could react, he felt a pain in his waist and tried to resist, but he was thoroughly restrained by Liu Hun and couldn’t move.

As the drugs took effect, his vision darkened, and he passed out.

After thirty minutes of relentless interrogation by Zhong Xiao, the male doctor finally confessed everything honestly.

He was indeed hired by Xia Huai to harm Qin Yan, and Xia Huai was currently hiding in a densely populated residential building.

Liu Hun and Zhong Xiao drove to check the area.

This section was relatively bustling, and the old residential buildings, yet to be redeveloped, had become highly sought after.

Many people crowded together to live there for convenience in life and work.

Extracting Xia Huai from this place was not an easy task; if not handled properly, it could lead to additional casualties and immense public fallout, making it quite a predicament.

“Master Liu, should I send more men to watch this place, or should we search each household?” Zhong Xiao asked Liu Hun.