The Fortunate Demoniac Little Village Doctor
Chapter 765: 713: Proxy

Chapter 765: Chapter 713: Proxy

“Xiaofei, go outside and call them in,” Liu Hun pondered for a moment and then instructed Wang Xiaofei.

Wang Xiaofei did not think much, simply stepped outside and briefly conveyed Liu Hun’s message to Liu Qingqing.

Liu Qingqing looked over the several burly foreigners and furrowed her brows; only after removing the bullets from Liu Hun last night had she learned the full story from An Ran.

Now, there were several foreigners again, and being Liu Hun’s doctor, she couldn’t help but worry.

“Liu Hun, you just had surgery yesterday, how are you out of bed already, and why have you removed the IV drip on your own!” Just as she walked into the ward, Liu Qingqing was annoyed to see Liu Hun sitting up in his hospital bed.

If it weren’t for Liu Hun’s outstanding medical skills, Liu Qingqing might not even have bothered with him.

“Doctor Liu, don’t forget I am also a doctor, and I am very clear about my own body. There’s nothing here for you, you can leave now,” Liu Hun said indifferently, glancing at the nametag on her chest.

“You!” Liu Qingqing’s good intentions were met with blatant ingratitude.

Though Liu Hun was skilled in medicine, he was now her patient, and as a doctor, it was her duty to worry about Liu Hun’s condition.

“Let’s go outside to talk,” Liu Hun said gravely, ignoring the angry look from Liu Qingqing and took Wang Xiaofei and the foreigners to the corridor outside.

“Zero…” Before the other could speak, Liu Hun quickly instructed, “Just call me Brother Tian from now on.”

“Yes, Brother Tian, I am Five, he is Six, he is Seven…” the foremost foreigner stated respectfully to Liu Hun, though surprise flickered through their eyes.

Within the entire Zero Mercenary Group, no one had ever seen the real Zero, not even Number One, and now they had not expected him to be such a young man from Huaxia.

“From now on, I’ll call you Little Five, Little Six, Little Seven; tell me about your specialities,” Liu Hun continued.

“I specialize in combat and firearms; Little Six in infiltration and assassination, Little Seven is a double PhD in biology and chemistry, and also skilled in internet technology,” Little Five crisply replied.

Hearing Little Five’s introduction Wang Xiaofei couldn’t help but show some fervor in his eyes.

In this world, no one could follow another person devotedly; Zero Mercenary Group was no exception, and neither was Wang Xiaofei.

The reason Zero still obeyed Liu Hun was because Liu Hun had once administered a drug to Number One that could kill him anytime Liu Hun wished; as for Wang Xiaofei, it was because of his background.

When he was five years old, his family was annihilated, and then he was abducted by the enemies. Though he had honed skills from the experience, an accident had nearly killed him, which was a revenge Wang Xiaofei had to exact.

With his skills alone, he naturally couldn’t contend with those individuals, so he needed help; Liu Hun had foreseen this from the beginning, though it was never openly discussed.

Liu Hun needed Wang Xiaofei, and Wang Xiaofei needed him; that alone was sufficient.

“You guys go familiarize yourself with this small city. By evening, I want to see all the underground forces in this city under my control,” Liu Hun said with a nod, then dismissively told the trio.

“Yes, Brother Tian,” the three didn’t hesitate and directly left; Wang Xiaofei, watching their vanishing figures, came around and asked worriedly, “Boss, do you think they can succeed? Although Fenglin County is small, it is still a city, with just three people…”

“I trust Number One’s leadership; since he sent these three, they clearly have exceptional abilities. Let’s see tonight,” Liu Hun explained simply to Wang Xiaofei.

To gain someone’s trust, one must be transparent, and Liu Hun had always believed in this; hence, he was completely open with Wang Xiaofei.

From the time Liu Hun and Wang Xiaofei stepped out to now, barely ten minutes had passed; when they returned to the ward, seeing the uninvited guests, Liu Hun and Wang Xiaofei were both taken aback.

“Chu Mengyao, I told you to stay at home and wait to get married, but you wouldn’t listen. Now what, you go off to some broken-down village and become the village chief, creating such a mess, truly disgraceful,” a garishly dressed middle-aged woman loudly scolded the just-recovered Chu Mengyao in the ward.

And she seemed to show no concern or hesitation facing Chu Mengyao’s pale complexion.

“And besides, as a member of the Liu Family, how can you not be staying in a high-class single room while hospitalized? If word gets out, where will our Liu Family’s dignity be placed?” The middle-aged woman saw Liu Hun entering the room in a hospital gown and again accused Chu Mengyao.

Chu Mengyao gritted her teeth tightly and had a pale, powerless look on her cheeks.

As much as she despised this woman, she was still her stepmother.

Besides Chu Mengyao’s stepmother, there was also a middle-aged man with two bodyguards; Liu Wenqiang glanced at Liu Hun but didn’t pay any attention.

“Mengyao, your mother is right. I’ll have someone come over in a couple of days to take you back to Huaihai Province. If your dad hadn’t happened to be in Southeast Province on business, we probably wouldn’t even have known you were injured. It’s dangerous for a girl to be out there alone…” said Liu Wenqiang to Chu Mengyao.

“I’m not going back…” Chu Mengyao lay on the hospital bed, clenching her teeth.

“This isn’t something you can just refuse to comply with; letting you run wild for so long has already been quite lenient. This time you must return and marry the son of the Wang Family,” the middle-aged woman said with some anger.

Liu Wenqiang looked at his daughter lying on the hospital bed, his eyes complex; but facing his wife’s words, he didn’t speak, obviously agreeing.

“Move aside.” Liu Hun, after watching for so long, understood why Chu Mengyao had come to Shanghe Village. With parents like these, it was indeed more comfortable to be on her own outside.

His faint voice reached their ears. Liu Wenqiang’s eyebrows furrowed slightly as he looked toward Liu Hun, but before he could speak, the middle-aged woman cut in, “Who do you think you are? Asking us to move aside, do you even know who we are?”

“I don’t care who you are; here, I make the decisions,” Liu Hun raised his head and said coldly to the middle-aged woman.

“Ha ha ha, you make me laugh, a greenhorn kid like you thinks he’s in charge? Ever heard of the Liu Family of Huaihai? But looking at your bumpkin appearance, you probably don’t. Let me tell you, the Liu Family of Huaihai…” Before the middle-aged woman could finish, Liu Hun walked right past her.

However, because of Liu Hun’s abrupt movement, it caused the woman to stagger and almost fall.

“Get this brat thrown out!” The woman, having steadied herself and wearing an angry expression, couldn’t believe a country bumpkin dared to disrespect her.

Facing Liu Wenqiang’s two bodyguards approaching him, Liu Hun didn’t even turn his head; the next moment, Wang Xiaofei appeared behind Liu Hun, reached out, and slowly lifted both men’s necks into the air.

“If there’s a next time, you two will become corpses!” Wang Xiaofei said coldly as he looked at the two bodyguards, their faces red with fear.

He wasn’t just trying to scare them. With the Zero Mercenary Group, including Liu Hun, mobilized, killing someone wasn’t really a big deal in Wang Xiaofei’s eyes.

After Wang Xiaofei let go of the two, Liu Hun’s faint voice followed, “If it weren’t for the fact that you are Mengyao’s parents, today wouldn’t have been so simple. Leave before I lose my temper.”

Having said that, Liu Hun pulled up a chair and sat down in front of Chu Mengyao, smiling, “Mengyao, are you alright? Do you feel any better?”

“Much better, thank you, Hun,” Chu Mengyao looked at the face in front of her, slightly pale yet with a slight mischievous smile, and her drifting heart felt like it had found a harbor.

“Young man, I don’t care who you are or what your relationship with Mengyao was before, but this time Mengyao must come back with me to complete the marriage; otherwise, the consequences aren’t something you can bear,” Liu Wenqiang, looking at the young figure in front of his daughter, said coldly.

“In my eyes, Liu Hun, a small Liu Family isn’t something I consider a threat, and I will slowly settle the account for Mengyao’s injury,” Liu Hun turned his head and said disdainfully to Liu Wenqiang.

Lying on the hospital bed, Chu Mengyao watched as Liu Hun, for her sake, dared to defy the Liu Family. A flicker of guilt and satisfaction passed through her eyes.

Although she had opened her heart to Liu Hun because of past events, similarly, the more she loved someone, the less she wanted them to get hurt, and that was exactly how Chu Mengyao felt at the moment.

Little Five, Little Six, and Little Seven didn’t disappoint Liu Hun; as three top fighters from the Zero Mercenary Group, they effortlessly took down a small town’s underground forces.

In the following days, Cheng Feng and Zhang Fan came to the hospital to visit Liu Hun periodically. Cheng Feng had already set up the plans for Shanghe Village, and construction was about to begin; meanwhile, Liu Hun had Zhang Fan start a subsidiary in the Provincial City. This would facilitate the future sale of the Great Yang Pill and Beauty Pill.

Although Liu Hun spent these days leisurely, not needing to worry about anything and laughing and chatting with Chu Mengyao in the hospital every day, the day after he was discharged, Chu Mengyao followed her parents back to Huaihai Province.

Chu Mengyao didn’t even say a word before leaving, but Liu Hun understood that her action was merely to avoid confronting the Liu Family.

As the sun set, Liu Hun sat alone in the courtyard, looking up at the evening sky, his eyes slightly narrowed, and no one knew what he was thinking at the moment; outside the courtyard, however, the village was bustling with activity.

“Three months’ time should be enough, I suppose,” Liu Hun watched the sunset and murmured softly, then he stood up and walked toward the courtyard gate.