As soon as Wei Yunfan finished speaking, one of his men ran over and whispered a few words in his ear.

Sister Zhong pricked up her ears and was about to lean closer when Wei Yunfan immediately stopped his subordinate from speaking further and looked at Sister Zhong instead.

"You are not needed here. Go back. Also, no medical staff are allowed to leave without my orders."

Sister Zhong didn't dare say anything more. She pushed the medicine cart away slowly, keeping a close eye on what was happening behind her.

I vaguely heard a few words: something's happened, this is a big problem, what should we do now?

Sister Zhong turned around and saw Wei Yunfan hurrying towards the ward.

A flicker of joy flashed across her eyes; something must have happened in the ward.

She immediately pushed the cart away, handed the medicine cart to another nurse, and returned to her office.

Just as I picked up the phone to make a call, I discovered that the phone line had been cut.

Sister Zhong's expression changed, and she went out to ask around, only to find out that it was those soldiers who did it.

Furthermore, they issued an order prohibiting medical staff from leaving.

Sister Zhong looked a little unwell. The nurse next to her glanced at her and couldn't help but ask her a question. Sister Zhong gave a perfunctory reply and went back to her office.

She can't make a phone call, and she can't leave; how can she get the message out?

Wang Jiahe is definitely still waiting for her news. She has already checked the entire building; there are no blind spots, and all activities are under their watchful eyes.

It's impossible to leave the hospital without alerting the Flying Eagles.

Sister Zhong frantically ran her fingers through her hair, her mind replaying the Flying Eagles' orders.

Medical staff cannot leave, medical staff...

Sister Zhong had an idea. She took out paper and pen, wrote a letter, put it in the envelope, glued the envelope shut, and headed towards the toilet.

Every morning at 8:30, a cleaning lady comes to take away the trash from the toilet.

This is a relative of Sister Zhong's. They couldn't find a job, so they came to her for help.

Sister Zhong looked down on these relatives who were just trying to freeload, but they flattered her so much that she agreed. However, there were no good jobs available, only a job cleaning toilets.

Although the job isn't clean, it's easy and leisurely, which is why so many people are eager to do it.

The relatives didn't mind and started working at the hospital. Several years have passed, but Sister Zhong doesn't see them often. Every time they do meet, they just exchange greetings.

She never expected that her act of kindness years ago would actually help her so much.

Sister Zhong found a relative, slipped the envelope to them, and asked them to deliver it to the Wang family. After the deed was done, the relative would come to her to collect ten yuan.

The relatives' eyes lit up, and they quickly agreed.

She never expected such a good thing; she could get ten yuan for delivering a letter, which was more than a week's salary for her.

the other side.

Wei Yunfan pushed open the door and barged in.

"Captain, something terrible has happened! Chairman Qiu has been taken away..."

His subordinate had just told him about Chairman Qiu being taken away.

President Qiu is the president of the Women's Rights Protection Federation, a women's rights advocate, and also the wife of Chief Zhou.

She was taken away by Wang Jiahe's subordinates because they abused their positions to frame an innocent person and imprison her, thereby gaining fame and power.

This is troublesome. Wang Jiahe has ulterior motives and has been making constant moves. Now he is even more eager to take action against Chairman Qiu, which shows that he knows the situation on the leader's side is not good.

Unless the leader can wake up, but how is that possible!

Wei Yunfan was completely at a loss as to what to do about the current situation. He looked at his captain, unsure whether to intervene, when he saw Zhou Huijun on the hospital bed coughing violently.

Wei Yunfan stared wide-eyed, his face filled with disbelief.

Fei Huainan stepped forward and helped the person up, leaning against the hospital bed.

Zheng Zhihua checked his pulse and found it to be unstable. He immediately said, "Relax. Your body is weak and can't withstand such a strong temper."

Xu Manman stood aside, with no room to intervene.

How could Zhou Huijun possibly remain calm? It was his wife who had been arrested.

He looked directly at Wei Yunfan and said, "Tell me in detail what exactly happened."

Wei Yunfan was busy arranging work yesterday, and after picking up Zheng Zhihua, he didn't go into the ward.

Now that he saw that Chief Zhou had woken up and was asking him questions, he became very nervous.

He was afraid of teachers since he was a child, and after joining the army, he became afraid of his superiors. He would involuntarily become nervous if his superiors glared at him.

Solitary confinement.

A confession document was thrown in front of Qiu Ling.

Wang Jiahe sat at the table opposite her.

Qiu Ling glanced at the contents and her expression changed.

"What do you mean by this? Are you trying to frame me?"

The confession mentioned the Fang family's case from back then, a case that Qiu Ling still remembers to this day.

A sixteen-year-old girl from the countryside was married off by her father to a man from the next village in exchange for half a sack of grain.

She became pregnant at seventeen, gave birth at eighteen, was raped countless times after childbirth, and developed a very serious gynecological disease.

The man despised her for being unclean and beat her. The mother-in-law treated the girl like a slave, making her serve the whole family while she was sick.

In the end, she was tortured beyond recognition, and the man accidentally killed her. In fact, the girl was feigning death and could have been revived at the hospital.

These beasts, however, thought the girl was ugly and sickly, and had long since grown tired of her.

After discussing it as a family, they decided to go all the way and push the person off the building.

The small house in the rural south had three floors. Fortunately, the ground floor was dirt, so the person who fell was still conscious.

Seeing that the girl was still alive, the man grew impatient and picked up a stone, smashing her to death.

To cover their tracks, they hastily buried the body and then demanded compensation from the girl's family for the bride price.

The woman's family didn't want to pay the bride price, but since they had a daughter, they planned to marry their second daughter off to her.

The second daughter didn't believe her brother-in-law's story or that her sister had committed suicide. She ran away overnight and, after several twists and turns, finally found the Women's Federation for help.

When the members of the Alliance found the place where Sister Shanya was buried and investigated her life, Qiu Ling was furious. She was a human being, yet her family treated her like livestock.

Half a sack of wheat can't even buy a lamb, but it can buy a person.

Moreover, there were many such cases at the time, which Qiu Ling saw and felt deeply pained by, but she couldn't force everyone to divorce and not live a happy life.

Later, in order to ensure that everyone had a correct understanding of this matter, she highlighted a typical case and publicized it everywhere, amplifying the situation and telling every woman about the fight for her rights.

This incident was used as a typical example, and the brigade broadcast it over the loudspeaker every day.

And you know what? It worked really well. Everyone saw the consequences of domestic violence that resulted in the death of a wife – a life sentence.

They also know that women have means of protecting their rights and that someone is there to support them. As a result, many men no longer dare to abuse their wives severely, for fear of accidentally getting arrested.

No amount of publicity could bring that poor girl back to life. She was only 28 years old, a time when she should have been living a full life, yet she endured all the suffering she shouldn't have had to endure.

Qiu Ling remembers this incident vividly because the body was completely unrecognizable when it was unearthed.

Forensic examination revealed that the girl's injuries were sustained while she was still alive; her fatal blow was a fractured back of the head.

Qiu Ling burst into tears at that moment.

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