The car started running.
"It's almost twelve o'clock, Uncle," said Tsaehorng. "Later, shall we leave the house at one o'clock? The place where we have to carry out the handover of the ransom is quite far."
"The traffic is very light. So I don't think we need to rush," Yihshyong said. "I need to see the readiness of our other friends before deciding on exactly when we will leave."
Tsaehorng nodded.
"About the things you have to deal with. Have you handled everything properly?" Iren felt bad if it turned out that the young man was neglecting his own business just to help them.
"Yes, Uncle. I took care of some things. Things related to the exhibition, things related to my company, and also things related to Juger's situation."
"Ah!" Iren straightened his back. He felt more relieved. "How is your driver now?"
"The doctor recommended that we move Juger to another hospital, which is much more equipped."
"Is his condition getting worse?" Yihshyong asked.
"It's hard to explain. In essence, it's the same as before. Still ups and downs. But the doctors at the hospital don't dare to take any chances. Juger's unstable state seems so frightening to them."
"Then what? What's your decision?" Yihshyong asked.
"I've delegated this to one of my employees. They're working on this. Most likely , early tomorrow morning, Juger will be transferred to another hospital."
"What did his family say?" Iren really wanted to know. "Have you had a serious talk with them about that?"
"His cousin has agreed. He has left all the decisions in our hands. I've told him we'll do everything we can. There's no guarantee that what we're doing will work. But we will definitely do our best. I mean, I want his family to know that they have to prepare for the worst."
Those words made Iren pensive. He thought back to the disease outbreak that had occurred globally five years earlier. So many tears were shed. So many tears broke out. He didn't really know Juger. They had only met once. But Iren knew how the Juger family felt at that time.
"Ah!" Tsaehorng's tone changed.
"What is it?" Yihshyong moved as if he had been electrocuted. "Has something serious happened?" His voice sounded frantic.
"That's not it, Uncle. This is about the investigation into your neighbors."
"Oh! Your friends have started investigating?" Yihshyong's voice returned to normal.
"Further than that, Uncle. My friend has submitted a report regarding his investigation of your neighbors," said Tsaehorng.
"Eh? That's fast!" Iren was amazed.
This kid's connection is indeed extraordinary!
"That's right, Uncle." There was pride in Tsaehorng's tone. "The files are in the trunk of this car."
"Thank you." Yihshyong nodded respectfully.
"You're welcome, Uncle."
"Regarding the report, are there any matters that require our special attention?" Iren felt so curious.
"I haven't had time to read all of them either, Uncle. There are quite a lot of reports. I am also surprised that in such a short time, my friend could get so much information."
"How much have you read?" Yihshyong asked.
"I've only read the report on Mr. Shiuander and Mr. Horngshi. That's only a glimpse."
"In general, what does the report say about the two men?" Yihshyong asked in a serious tone.
"Mr. Horngshi is a very mysterious person. My friend couldn't find any information about him from more than five years ago. It seems he suddenly appeared five years ago."
"Maybe he changed his name," said Iren.
"It's probably like that. But people who change names also have traces. It's impossible for all data to just disappear as soon as someone changes their name."
"Maybe he joined the witness protection program. So it's very difficult for his new identity to be connected to his old identity," said Yihshyong.
The car started running.
"It's almost twelve o'clock, Uncle," said Tsaehorng. "Later, shall we leave the house at one o'clock? The place where we have to carry out the handover of the ransom is quite far."
"The traffic is very light. So I don't think we need to rush," Yihshyong said. "I need to see the readiness of our other friends before deciding on exactly when we will leave."
Tsaehorng nodded.
"About the things you have to deal with. Have you handled everything properly?" Iren felt bad if it turned out that the young man was neglecting his own business just to help them.
"Yes, Uncle. I took care of some things. Things related to the exhibition, things related to my company, and also things related to Juger's situation."
"Ah!" Iren straightened his back. He felt more relieved. "How is your driver now?"
"The doctor recommended that we move Juger to another hospital, which is much more equipped."
"Is his condition getting worse?" Yihshyong asked.
"It's hard to explain. In essence, it's the same as before. Still ups and downs. But the doctors at the hospital don't dare to take any chances. Juger's unstable state seems so frightening to them."
"Then what? What's your decision?" Yihshyong asked.
"I've delegated this to one of my employees. They're working on this. Most likely , early tomorrow morning, Juger will be transferred to another hospital."
"What did his family say?" Iren really wanted to know. "Have you had a serious talk with them about that?"
"His cousin has agreed. He has left all the decisions in our hands. I've told him we'll do everything we can. There's no guarantee that what we're doing will work. But we will definitely do our best. I mean, I want his family to know that they have to prepare for the worst."
Those words made Iren pensive. He thought back to the disease outbreak that had occurred globally five years earlier. So many tears were shed. So many tears broke out. He didn't really know Juger. They had only met once. But Iren knew how the Juger family felt at that time.
"Ah!" Tsaehorng's tone changed.
"What is it?" Yihshyong moved as if he had been electrocuted. "Has something serious happened?" His voice sounded frantic.
"That's not it, Uncle. This is about the investigation into your neighbors."
"Oh! Your friends have started investigating?" Yihshyong's voice returned to normal.
"Further than that, Uncle. My friend has submitted a report regarding his investigation of your neighbors," said Tsaehorng.
"Eh? That's fast!" Iren was amazed.
This kid's connection is indeed extraordinary!
"That's right, Uncle." There was pride in Tsaehorng's tone. "The files are in the trunk of this car."
"Thank you." Yihshyong nodded respectfully.
"You're welcome, Uncle."
"Regarding the report, are there any matters that require our special attention?" Iren felt so curious.
"I haven't had time to read all of them either, Uncle. There are quite a lot of reports. I am also surprised that in such a short time, my friend could get so much information."
"How much have you read?" Yihshyong asked.
"I've only read the report on Mr. Shiuander and Mr. Horngshi. That's only a glimpse."
"In general, what does the report say about the two men?" Yihshyong asked in a serious tone.
"Mr. Horngshi is a very mysterious person. My friend couldn't find any information about him from more than five years ago. It seems he suddenly appeared five years ago."
"Maybe he changed his name," said Iren.
"It's probably like that. But people who change names also have traces. It's impossible for all data to just disappear as soon as someone changes their name."
"Maybe he joined the witness protection program. So it's very difficult for his new identity to be connected to his old identity," said Yihshyong.
