Ji Chengzhi finally told her that he indeed lost contact with Ou Mucen, then he hung up the phone.
At this time, of course, he would choose to leave the matter to her, Japan was her territory; she was more familiar with it than he was.
Besides, given her concern for him, she’d likely turn Japan upside down to find him.
Having hung up the phone, someone came looking for him. Seeing that he was inside, the person entered, "Director, didn’t you ask me to do a DNA test last time? Where are the two blood samples?"
There was still that matter!
Reminded by this, Jicheng immediately turned and went to his personal refrigerator, taking out two blood samples that had been stored there for several days, "Don’t get them mixed up, this is very important."
The doctor nodded at the blood samples that were simply marked with a symbol, "Don’t worry, I won’t make mistakes. But when do you want the results, Director?"
"As soon as possible!"
The doctor agreed and left with the two blood samples.
The Director usually wouldn’t handle such matters himself. Suddenly taking two blood samples without any documentation for a DNA report...
Could it be that the Director had done something secretive and now required verification?
The doctor’s mouth was agape with shock...
Ou Mucen eventually brought Ye Ning to the beach. As soon as they reached the shore, he could no longer hold on and collapsed there, completely exhausted.
It was really tiring, swimming 500 meters while towing someone who couldn’t swim; anyone would be exhausted!
Ye Ning understood this, so after she got ashore, she didn’t dare to disturb him further. Feeling the stinging saltwater on her face, she took off her drenched coat, wrung it out, and wiped her face before the view in front of her became clearer.
Once her vision was clear, she began to survey the beach they had landed on, only to find the situation was not so optimistic. Overgrown with wild grass and littered with debris, it was apparent that the place was rarely, if ever, visited.
Was there a way out of this place?
She frowned in concern and glanced at the thick wild grass not far away. After pondering for a moment, she took a step toward it and proceeded in that direction.
She wasn’t a pampered heiress; the sparse wild grass was nothing to someone who grew up as an orphan and had survived five years of dark times.
As she approached, she saw that the wild grass was made up of sharp, tall blades. To avoid cutting herself, she put on her damp coat and then carefully parted the grass and began to tread forward.
This was indeed a dense thicket of grass where, once inside, it was nearly impossible to turn around.
Ye Ning carefully watched her step, wary of poisonous snakes potentially hiding in the grass, so she broke off a stalk and used it to beat ahead as she felt her way forward.
Luckily, even though the wild blades looked thorny from the outside, the unattended overgrowth throughout the years meant the roots were rather orderly and robust. Thus, Ye Ning faced little obstruction upon entering.
Ou Mucen was still lying on the beach; he was genuinely tired, especially around his chest and abdomen. Ever since he woke up in the car and escaped, he hadn’t felt right, and swimming over with that woman had only exacerbated it.
Lying there, he rested for a good while until he felt less uncomfortable. Finally, he opened his eyes and looked around...
Where had the woman gone?