At last, Liu Chusheng was carted away by the police along with his wheelchair.
There were many people in the hospital, and when the officers pushed him out, it was quite a spectacle.
Liu Chusheng was consumed by shame and fury, having never felt so humiliated in his life.
[Ding! Congratulations to the Host for capturing the criminal Liu Chusheng, rewarded with 30 days of life value and 100 Merit Points.]
[Qi Xingzhou, the mission partner, is rewarded with 10 Merit Points.]
The System, belatedly, distributed the mission rewards to Jiang Ning and Qi Xingzhou.
"Same as always, anonymously send all the evidence of Liu Chusheng’s crimes to the police," Jiang Ning instructed the System.
[Rest assured, Host!] The System patted its little chest.
Jiang Ning knew that the System was absolutely reliable, as Liu Chusheng’s personal ethics were flawed, and his conduct in the workplace was also unclean.
The System quickly organized these items and sent them in a package anonymously to the inbox of Capital City Public Security.
Unbeknownst to them, at the same time, in a solemn office, several uniformed armed policemen were standing guard in front of a computer.
As the computer suddenly signaled the receipt of a new anonymous file, the technician swiftly opened it.
After reviewing the file’s contents, he looked up at another man, tall and with a resolute face, and said, "Captain Pei, the person really did send over Liu Chusheng’s criminal record."
Pei Yucheng replied indifferently, "Investigate."
The technician’s fingers flew across the keyboard and, minutes later, he stopped, "No use, just like before, we can’t trace any information about the sender."
Pei Yucheng’s eyes were lowered, seemingly unsurprised by the result.
The office was enveloped in silence.
After the police took Liu Chusheng away from the hospital, Jiang Ning didn’t rush to leave but instead went to see Liu Yaoyao.
Liu Yaoyao was still in line, waiting for an examination.
She must have been nervous; when Jiang Ning saw her, she was sitting on a bench outside the examination room, her face pale.
When Jiang Ning and Qi Xingzhou approached, the lifeless eyes of Liu Yaoyao suddenly brightened with vivid colors and lit up, "Sister Jiang Ning! What brings you here?"
She had thought Jiang Ning would have already left the hospital by this time.
"Just checking in on you," Jiang Ning replied and looked around.
Liu Yaoyao guessed that Jiang Ning was looking for the policewoman who accompanied her for the examination and took the initiative to say, "The policewoman sister went to the bathroom."
"Hmm hmm," Jiang Ning nodded and sat down next to Liu Yaoyao.
Jiang Ning then informed Liu Yaoyao that Liu Chusheng had been taken away by the police.
At this news, Liu Yaoyao bit her lip tightly, feeling the darkness that had been pressing on her heart dissipate a little, yet she feared that Liu Chusheng, with the help of powerful patrons, might escape legal punishment and come back unharmed from jail to retaliate against her and her family.
The suffering of ordinary people comes from living honestly and obediently, yet still being bullied.
"Don’t worry, with the evidence at hand, the law will definitely punish him strictly," Jiang Ning assured Liu Yaoyao and asked for her email address. In front of Liu Yaoyao, she then sent the surveillance footage captured by Little Bear.
"You can always trust the law, and you can always trust our country."
"The law will never let any criminal go unpunished."
Jiang Ning’s voice was firm, like a series of heartening shots to Liu Yaoyao’s heart:
"Later, when the police ask you about the incident, don’t hide anything—tell them everything exactly as it happened."
"The documents I am sending you can be provided to the police, as well as the more than one thousand yuan Liu Chusheng gave you. All of it is evidence."
"Remember, none of this is your fault; the one at fault is the person who did wrong."
Liu Yaoyao nodded with a choked up throat, biting her lip and bowing her head, trying hard to restrain herself and not let Jiang Ning see the moisture welling up in her eyes.