Iren rose from his seat to lead Tsaehorng to the bedroom where Juger rested. The two of them were in the room for about ten minutes. Iren left the room first. Five minutes later, Tsaehorng followed out of the room. His face looked sluggish.
"I think I should take him to the doctor," said Tsaehorng.
"Do you want to go now?" Jenqyih asked.
"But things like this...." It was obvious that Tsaehorng was hesitating.
"You don't have to think about us. There are already police on standby. You just take Juger to the hospital as soon as possible," Yihshyong said.
Tsaehorng still looked doubtful.
"I'll be on guard here, Sir! Don't worry," said Jinqkang.
"Of course you have to be on guard here. If you're not around, what if the kidnappers want to talk to Uncle Duanmuh again?" said Tsaehorng.
"What if I accompany them to the hospital?" Chioujen volunteered to help.
Perhaps Chioujen wants to make sure that Tsaehorng will actually take Juger to the hospital. Maybe he is still filled with suspicion for the boy.
If Yihshyong's guess was correct, he could understand what was going on in Chioujen's mind regarding the matter. Unlike the other occupants of their house, Chioujen had never met Tsaehorng before. So he really had no reason to just trust Tsaehorng.
Iren shook his head. "Out of all of us here, your analytical skills are the best. You'd better be here observing everything from here. So I think you'll be more useful if you're in this house. At least for now." He looked at Yihshyong, as if seeking Yihshyong's approval.
Yihshyong nodded.
Chioujen is really smart. But I'm afraid he couldn't hide well what he's thinking.
"Jenqyih, I think you should accompany them to the hospital." Yihshyong drew closer to Jenqyih. He tapped his friend's shoulder.
"Okay!" Jenqyih said. "I think it's because I'm the biggest. Isn't that right?"
Iren smiled. "Of course not. I guess that's because there's no point in you being here. If you're the one who's going, you can at least help Tsaehorng carry Juger."
Jenqyih glared at Iren. Iren just laughed.
Yihshyong turned to look at Tsaehorng. The boy looked confused for a moment. There was a possibility that he was reluctant to trouble Jenqyih. But Jenqyih immediately patted him on the shoulder, laughing.
Yihshyong smiled. Then he turned his gaze to Chioujen. From the look on Chioujen's face, it seemed he was a bit disappointed.
Maybe Chioujen wants me to disapprove of Iren's suggestion.
Yihshyong understood that Chioujen really wanted to accompany Juger to the hospital. Even though he suspected Chioujen had suspicions about Tsaehorng, Yihshyong still couldn't guess what was really going on in Chioujen's mind.
All suspicions must have a basis. Chioujen is a very rational person. There must be something he's hiding.
Yihshyong realized Chioujen was a very smart person. Maybe even a little smarter than Shannchyuan. He could only hope that whatever Chioujen had planned, he would carry it out with great care. Yihshyong wanted Chioujen to consider all possibilities before taking any action. Whatever the action.
Iren rose from his seat to lead Tsaehorng to the bedroom where Juger rested. The two of them were in the room for about ten minutes. Iren left the room first. Five minutes later, Tsaehorng followed out of the room. His face looked sluggish.
"I think I should take him to the doctor," said Tsaehorng.
"Do you want to go now?" Jenqyih asked.
"But things like this...." It was obvious that Tsaehorng was hesitating.
"You don't have to think about us. There are already police on standby. You just take Juger to the hospital as soon as possible," Yihshyong said.
Tsaehorng still looked doubtful.
"I'll be on guard here, Sir! Don't worry," said Jinqkang.
"Of course you have to be on guard here. If you're not around, what if the kidnappers want to talk to Uncle Duanmuh again?" said Tsaehorng.
"What if I accompany them to the hospital?" Chioujen volunteered to help.
Perhaps Chioujen wants to make sure that Tsaehorng will actually take Juger to the hospital. Maybe he is still filled with suspicion for the boy.
If Yihshyong's guess was correct, he could understand what was going on in Chioujen's mind regarding the matter. Unlike the other occupants of their house, Chioujen had never met Tsaehorng before. So he really had no reason to just trust Tsaehorng.
Iren shook his head. "Out of all of us here, your analytical skills are the best. You'd better be here observing everything from here. So I think you'll be more useful if you're in this house. At least for now." He looked at Yihshyong, as if seeking Yihshyong's approval.
Yihshyong nodded.
Chioujen is really smart. But I'm afraid he couldn't hide well what he's thinking.
"Jenqyih, I think you should accompany them to the hospital." Yihshyong drew closer to Jenqyih. He tapped his friend's shoulder.
"Okay!" Jenqyih said. "I think it's because I'm the biggest. Isn't that right?"
Iren smiled. "Of course not. I guess that's because there's no point in you being here. If you're the one who's going, you can at least help Tsaehorng carry Juger."
Jenqyih glared at Iren. Iren just laughed.
Yihshyong turned to look at Tsaehorng. The boy looked confused for a moment. There was a possibility that he was reluctant to trouble Jenqyih. But Jenqyih immediately patted him on the shoulder, laughing.
Yihshyong smiled. Then he turned his gaze to Chioujen. From the look on Chioujen's face, it seemed he was a bit disappointed.
Maybe Chioujen wants me to disapprove of Iren's suggestion.
Yihshyong understood that Chioujen really wanted to accompany Juger to the hospital. Even though he suspected Chioujen had suspicions about Tsaehorng, Yihshyong still couldn't guess what was really going on in Chioujen's mind.
All suspicions must have a basis. Chioujen is a very rational person. There must be something he's hiding.
Yihshyong realized Chioujen was a very smart person. Maybe even a little smarter than Shannchyuan. He could only hope that whatever Chioujen had planned, he would carry it out with great care. Yihshyong wanted Chioujen to consider all possibilities before taking any action. Whatever the action.
