Qingyun's Love: Tiger Boy Falls in Love with a Pretty Lawyer

Ran Mo had a flash of thought, and before Doctor Liang nodded, he asked, "In your opinion, which of the two care methods is more beneficial to the child's treatment?"

"It would be best to stay at the clinic for the next two days. The nurses can work non-stop at night and check for any abnormalities at any time. I live next to the clinic, so I can rush over if anything happens."

"Then I think it's better for me to stay here, sir." Ran Mo nodded.

Upon hearing this, the woman immediately retorted, "Who are you? Do you think our family affairs require your attention?"

Ran Mo replied calmly, "I am Min'er's teacher. As long as I am a teacher, there is a teacher-student relationship. It is necessary for me to consider him." She looked at the woman coldly and said,

"There's one more thing I forgot to tell you. Many onlookers have said that the child's fall into the well is suspicious, and someone has reported the matter to the government. The government has said that until the truth is ascertained, the child must be taken care of, otherwise he will be investigated.

Therefore, leaving Min'er in the hospital for your care is for your own good. Otherwise, if something goes wrong with her, it might just fuel rumors and be detrimental to you."

Ran Mo's words seemed calm, yet they held a subtle edge. She had indeed planned to report this to the county government office. For Min'er's safety, she had come here to check on him. Judging by the current situation, she had made the right decision.

She had thought the woman would talk to her about some rumor, but she didn't ask. She didn't know if she believed Ran Mo's words or if she had other thoughts in mind.

The man who had been silent the whole time spoke up. "It's not impossible for me to stay here, but I'm worried I won't be able to afford the hospital fees."

Ran Mo was furious. Even at this point, he, as a father, was still fussing over a few coins for accommodation. She ignored him and turned to Doctor Liang, saying, "I've saved up some money and will use it to pay for Min'er's accommodation and treatment."

Doctor Liang waved his hand and said, "No rush. It won't be too late to give it after the treatment is completed. In that case, why not leave the child here and take care of him."

The money is paid and there are people watching. Under such conditions, if the two of them argue again, the onlookers will probably scold them.

The man looked at the woman with pity and said, "Jinzhi, you are tired today. Since Min'er has a doctor here to take care of him, let's go back and rest."

The woman stared at the wall in silence. After a moment, she sighed and said, "Well, I originally wanted to take Min'er home and take good care of him, so that others wouldn't say I abandoned him to the hospital. Since you said so, let's do it this way for now."

But let me be frank, if anything happens to Min'er here, those involved will have to bear the consequences!"

She spoke the last sentence in a very harsh tone and gave Ran Mo a fierce look.

Ran Mo smiled slightly and didn't answer. Instead, he went to check on Min'er. He saw Min'er lying flat on the bed, his face pale, his breathing even, and he looked like he was asleep.

After the two men and the onlookers left, Ran Mo chatted with Doctor Liang again and thanked him for his treatment last time.

Doctor Liang waved his hand and said, "Don't be so formal. It's my job." Then he seemed to want to say something. Ranmo guessed it might be about Min'er, so he took the initiative to ask.

Doctor Liang nodded and said that Ranmo was now mature in her handling of affairs and that it would be a good idea to tell her about any doubts.

Normally, after being rescued, a drowning person, unless their condition was serious, would wake up on their own soon. However, this Min'er had remained unconscious for most of the day, which was strange given his many years of medical experience.

This coincided with Ranmo's thoughts. He had originally thought that Min'er would wake up so he could ask him about the incident. However, he had not expected that he would be left with the aftereffects of a coma.

Of course, abnormal phenomena are inevitable in medical activities, and it is not easy to guess at the moment. I just hope Min'er can wake up as soon as possible and tell me the details.

Ranmo pleaded with Dr. Liang to arrange for a nurse to take good care of Min'er, saying that Min'er was such a pitiful child. Dr. Liang, knowing his family's situation, promised to make thorough arrangements.

After thanking him, Ran Mo said goodbye to Doctor Liang and went straight to the county government office.

The county government headquarters is located in Xiaoyue County. In order to facilitate management and affairs, a branch agency is set up in the small town, combining administrative and judicial powers.

After all, the yamen was not easy to enter. When Ranmo arrived at the yamen gate, she found it tightly shut. She went to the side to ask the gatekeeper, who asked her what she wanted.

Ran Mo briefly told the story of Min'er's accident and wanted to ask the county lieutenant if he could help investigate whether there was any hidden secret.

The doorman then asked who the victim was. Ranmo said he was his teacher. Upon hearing the explanation, the doorman said only parents and family members could file a complaint; no one else could.

Ran Mo had considered this issue before coming, so he explained to him, "According to the spirit of the law, in addition to family members, anyone with a vested interest in the victim or the incident can also file a lawsuit or provide clues to the case. Please be kind and inform them."

The concierge shook his head and yawned. Ran Mo's words were obviously beyond his understanding.

Ran Mo could only bring up the Rou'er case, explaining how the county lieutenant and he had gone together to investigate the bad guys. They'd worked together well, and this time, too, was worth looking forward to.

The concierge perked up a little, then slumped over the table and fell into a daze again.

Ran Mo was furious. He looked around and saw a small drum standing by the gate, probably used by the people to beat the drum to file a complaint. He walked over, picked up the drumstick, and began to beat it hard.

The doorman was suddenly awakened by the shock and ran over to stop Ran Mo. Ran Mo said fiercely: "If you don't pass the message today, I will keep knocking."

The concierge had a sullen face, but seeing that Ran Mo was truly formidable, he put on a wry smile and said, "Even if it's a message, don't knock it. It's not for complaining, it's for daily etiquette. It's been ages since I last knocked, so I'll give you a good beating."

He squinted his eyes at Ran Mo and said, "Okay, I'll pass the message on to you. Hey, can't you give me some rest?"

Ran Mo breathed a sigh of relief. He thought to himself that if Qing Sheng were here, he would definitely beat the drum to pieces.

After a while, the doorman returned and led Ranmo into the court. A moment later, Lieutenant Li came out from the back.

Ranmo stepped forward and saluted. The county lieutenant recognized him, softened his attitude, and asked Ranmo what he wanted.

Ranmo recounted Min'er's fall into the well, and the county lieutenant asked her what evidence she had that she believed this might be involved in the case.

Ranmo said there's no definitive evidence yet, but there are a few suspicious points worth exploring. One is the broken pen near the well. It's suspected Min'er fought with others before falling into the well.

The second is that he fell asleep after being rescued. It is suspected that in addition to falling into the water, other harmful acts may have occurred, such as drugging, beating, etc.

Third, the suspects' circumstances. We can't yet say who is more suspicious, but based on everyday neighborhood rumors and the strange behavior at the treatment center, we believe Min'er's stepmother is a potential suspect.

The county lieutenant pondered for a long time after hearing this. Although Ranmo hadn't provided sufficient evidence, he had handled many cases before and knew that finding key evidence wasn't easy. He had to investigate, deduce, and discern step by step. Otherwise, there was no case in the world that couldn't be solved.

Therefore, the county lieutenant ordered his men to register the matter and decided to summon the child's parents to the court that day to inquire about the details.

Ran Mo was relieved. He also specifically informed the county lieutenant that Min'er was currently staying at the medical clinic for treatment, and that the woman was showing unusual reluctance, so this matter required a thorough plan from beginning to end.

The county lieutenant nodded approvingly. The two exchanged some details about the case. Ranmo thanked the lieutenant and took her leave. When the two arrived, she too would attend the hearing.