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"Hey! You pervert! Xin Yi! Are you okay?" Lu Hanmeng called out as she walked towards the bathroom. Just as she reached the door, she saw Xin Yi curled up on the floor, seemingly trembling uncontrollably.
Lu Hanmeng was instantly stunned. How could her kick have been so severe? She had turned a perfectly fine person into this state. He couldn't be dying, could he? What if she had injured him permanently? If that were the case, what would she do? This was a matter of a man's lifelong happiness! Of course, it also concerned the lifelong happiness of certain female colleagues.
"Xin Yi, are you okay? Is it serious?" Lu Hanmeng hurriedly squatted down to help Xin Yi up from the floor, only to realize that his face was as pale as paper, covered in beads of sweat. His entire condition was alarming.
"Xin Yi, Xin Yi, how are you? Please don't scare me! Can you still manage? Let me help you to bed, okay?" Lu Hanmeng was genuinely panicking now. From Xin Yi's state, it was clear he was enduring immense pain, and this pain was caused by her indiscriminate kick.
"Call... an ambulance!" Xin Yi finally managed to say with a trembling voice while curled up on the floor.
"Oh, right, call an ambulance." Lu Hanmeng quickly pulled out her phone from her pocket and frantically began dialing numbers. After several failed attempts, she finally stopped and asked in confusion, "Wait, what number is for the ambulance?"
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Xin Yi stayed in the hospital for two full days, receiving anti-inflammatory medication. Fortunately, Lu Hanmeng's kick hadn't caused any severe damage; otherwise, not only would Xin Yi not forgive her, but Lijie, Shen Shanshan, Shu Rui, and Roxy would surely tear her apart. This was crucial for them; aside from eating, it was their top priority and could not be easily taken away.
During this time, Li Gang and various leaders from Kanglong Hall visited Xin Yi in the hospital. However, everyone wisely refrained from asking about his injuries and simply told him to take care of himself. There was no rush regarding gang matters; he could handle Liu Jinshui's affairs after he recovered and was discharged. Especially Li Gang; his attitude towards Xin Yi was exceptionally warm. After arriving at the hospital, he examined Xin Yi from head to toe to ensure nothing was missing and that his face wasn't disfigured before letting out a long sigh of relief. He rushed over to grab Xin Yi's hand, but Xin Yi quickly grabbed a banana and stuffed it into his mouth.
Lu Hanmeng also deeply reflected on her mistake. She later learned that Xin Yi thought she had rushed in because she was doing something foolish inside. Of course, she had indeed been doing something foolish—just something more captivating and pleasant to behold. For these two days, she had been by Xin Yi's bedside attending to him personally for everything, even taking him to the bathroom. Her care could be described as meticulous; it was hard to imagine that a person who usually resorted to physical violence like Violent Girl could also show such attentive care.
Xin Yi thought wickedly that having this Violent Girl in his life wasn't such an unbearable thing after all; she was quite caring. Moreover, with her impressive physique... they would definitely have a healthy baby in the future! Ha ha ha... what a joyful family life!
Of course, Lu Hanmeng had no idea what Xin Yi thought of her. If she knew that he thought this way about her, she would definitely... probably... maybe feel a bit pleased about it?
Two days later, Xin Yi was discharged from the hospital. The area he was responsible for, which was previously managed by Liu Jinshui, was the South District of Qiyang City. When Xin Yi left the hospital, Liu Jinshui personally drove to pick him up and had already arranged a place for him to live—a high-end apartment in the South District of Qiyang City. The three-bedroom, two-living-room apartment was fully furnished, and from now on, Liu Jinshui's original Benz S600 would be Xin Yi's vehicle. These were the privileges of an Incense Master. Xin Yi thought to himself that the Black Dragon Society was indeed wealthy; if an Incense Master could have a Benz, what kind of car would a Hall Master have? What kind of treatment would the leader receive? It seemed that over the years, the Black Dragon Society must have committed many heinous acts; otherwise, how could they be so rich?
In reality, there weren't many matters that required middle-level leaders like them to handle within the gang. Most significant issues needed to be reported to higher-ups for decisions. Thus, being in such a leadership position was relatively easy. Xin Yi didn't want to stir up trouble within the Black Dragon Society like a reformer, so he generally left routine matters to Liu Jinshui. Although Liu Jinshui had been demoted to Altar Master according to the rules, Xin Yi knew he had his own thoughts. Having one more friend was much better than having one more enemy. Therefore, he kept Liu Jinshui by his side as a special assistant, making him second only to Xin Yi himself. Liu Jinshui was immensely grateful to Xin Yi and almost cried tears of joy on the spot. Regardless of whether it was genuine or not, at least he played his part well. So Xin Yi decided to entrust all gang affairs to him and became a carefree manager.
Of course, this carefree attitude of Xin Yi was merely superficial. He did this so that others would perceive him as an incapable martial artist. The more others underestimated him, the easier it would be for him to work behind the scenes. He had been secretly investigating certain matters related to the Black Dragon Society because knowing both himself and his enemies would ensure victory in every battle.
The first thing Xin Yi investigated was Dingxiang's fiancé, Tong Xiaowei's cause of death—the former Hall Master's death raised suspicions in his mind. He felt that there were questionable aspects surrounding Tong Xiaowei's car accident; it just didn't seem right that it happened when he took over Kanglong Hall and was facing continuous losses requiring funds from headquarters for support. Why did it occur while he was on his way to a meeting at headquarters? Why did two heavy trucks crush a Benz into a pancake? Did the truck drivers want to commit suicide too?
Xin Yi had reasons for investigating Tong Xiaowei's cause of death because he believed that only by clarifying this could he ultimately win Dingxiang over for himself. After all, she was the widow of the former Hall Master and held considerable prestige within Kanglong Hall. With her help—or vice versa—they could achieve a win-win situation.
For Xin Yi, investigating Tong Xiaowei's cause of death wasn't particularly difficult. Although several years had passed since the incident, major accidents typically left behind investigation records and files. As long as he could find these documents, clues regarding Tong Xiaowei's cause of death would easily surface. However, accessing Yongzhou police files with their current identities was impossible for Xin Yi and Lu Hanmeng. Therefore, Xin Yi asked Lu Hanmeng to call Lu Jianming for assistance.
Soon after, Lu Jianming got back with news: the investigation records and files from Tong Xiaowei's car accident were retrieved. He instructed someone at the bureau to scan the documents and send them to Xin Yi. During the call, Lu Jianming mentioned that there were numerous doubts surrounding the entire process of that accident; he even asserted that there must have been an unspeakable conspiracy behind it because it wasn't just an accident—it was outright murder. For some unknown reason, however, Yongzhou police had simply classified it as an accident at that time.
Xin Yi and Lu Hanmeng carefully studied the investigation records and files sent by Lu Jianming and indeed found many suspicious points right from those records. The investigation indicated that two fully loaded trucks had crushed Tong Xiaowei's Benz into a pancake on the highway while both trucks were empty and traveling in the same direction as Tong Xiaowei's vehicle at around eighty miles per hour. A heavy truck ahead matched Tong Xiaowei's speed while another heavy truck approached from behind at a speed exceeding one hundred twenty miles per hour based on braking distance estimates. Photos from the scene showed that after completely flattening Tong Xiaowei's car, the rear truck suddenly braked—this dragging process lasted at least fifty meters—and there were also brake marks on the front truck.
According to analysis, it was impossible for the driver of the rear truck not to react until after crushing Tong Xiaowei's vehicle and dragging it for fifty meters before hitting brakes; if they only reacted after fifty meters, then either they were drunk or suffering from seizures. Moreover, if there were brake marks on the front truck as well, this raised further suspicions—who would brake knowing their vehicle had been rear-ended? If true, then either that driver was foolish or incompetent. Additionally, if Xin Yi's analysis wasn't wrong, there must have been a fourth vehicle present at the scene whose purpose was to occupy the overtaking lane parallel to the front heavy truck so that Tong Xiaowei's Benz couldn't overtake it from there; when Tong Xiaowei attempted to pass using the main lane behind those two trucks, another heavy truck lurking nearby suddenly struck—resulting in this severe rear-end collision.
According to file records, both heavy trucks belonged to the same transportation company; Lu Jianming had already conducted preliminary investigations into both drivers involved in this incident. He added that both drivers had vanished without a trace after this incident; local police stated they hadn't appeared for years along with their relatives who also went missing.
What else could this be but premeditated murder? It seemed Xin Yi's initial intuition wasn't wrong; however, although these materials suggested such a conclusion, they lacked direct evidence for support. Even if one could convince others this was murder, what evidence could point towards those orchestrating it?
Thus, in order to gain complete credibility regarding this matter, direct and compelling evidence must be sought out—this evidence could only come from those two drivers involved in the accident; therefore, finding them became imperative.
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