Volume One, Chapter 99: The Eagle-Eyed Man Belongs to the Qin Family

There was a first aid kit in the car. Ye Sheng sat in the back seat, supporting Chu Yue’s head as she quickly tended to his wound.

On the way to the hospital, Chu Yue regained consciousness.

He lay with his head resting on Ye Sheng’s lap, staring at her intently, asking incessantly, “Are you Ye Sheng? When did you start fighting again? Just now, you hit that guy twice and made him bleed? Have you trained?”

Ye Sheng had known Chu Yue for years, but she never realized he was this talkative.

She wrapped his head with a bandage and asked, “How did you suddenly show up here?”

“Ah!” Suddenly, Chu Yue remembered something. Despite his weakened state, he sat up abruptly and fumbled for his phone to make a call.

The phone had been on silent during the mission and hadn’t been turned on until now.

As soon as the mission ended, the captain vanished, and now the phone was almost blowing up.

Ye Sheng sat beside him, watching Chu Yue give instructions nonchalantly and shout, “I caught the guy myself. Don’t let that kid Liu Qiang steal the credit. Keep an eye on him… Alright, I’ll be back later.”

Having finished the call, they arrived at the hospital.

At the emergency entrance of Haici Hospital, Chu Yue said, “It’s not that serious, is it? You already bandaged me up. Let’s not waste medical resources.”

Ye Sheng replied, “I only treated the external wounds. You need a check-up for a possible concussion. Your head is split open; you have to be hospitalized for observation for at least two days.”

“What? I don’t think that’s necessary—” Chu Yue didn’t finish his sentence before he suddenly vomited inside the car, drawing a disgusted look from Wang Liang.

Ye Sheng remained calm, having anticipated this, which was why she insisted he stay in the hospital.

The male nurse brought out the stretcher, and Chu Yue was helped onto it. Ye Sheng turned to Wang Liang and said, “Tell Brother Lin I’ll be back late, maybe not at all tonight. Go wash the car; I’ll reimburse you.”

Wang Liang sighed, watching Ye Sheng and the medical staff push Chu Yue inside before calling Huo Lindong.

“Master Jiu, Miss Ye has had a bit of an incident... She’s fine, but the eleventh young master of the Chu family took a blow.”

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Chu Yue underwent a series of examinations and vomited three times.

Ye Sheng stayed by his side the entire time, having changed into a white coat and prepared to accompany him. He was injured because of her; she had to take responsibility.

The back of Chu Yue’s head was smashed open and required seven stitches. He had a concussion, but fortunately, no intracranial bleeding.

His quick reflexes had saved him; when he was struck, he instinctively tilted his head to protect the vital areas, avoiding a fatal injury.

That blow had originally been aimed at Ye Sheng.

Watching Deputy Director Feng from the neurosurgery department stitch Chu Yue’s head, Ye Sheng felt a chill in the palm of her hand.

The figure she had seen at the last staff meeting was no illusion. It matched perfectly with the silhouette of the man with the hawk eyes who had left earlier today.

This confirmed her suspicion: the hawk-eyed man who had killed her in her past life was an employee of Haici Hospital.

But she had scrutinized countless staff lists, and none bore eyes like that.

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