The seven of them, including Tsaehorng's driver, then sat down on the chairs in the dining room.
"About ten minutes past nine, the police called us." Yihshyong started his speech.
"Do they want to come here now to question us?" Jenqyih frowned. "Isn't it still too early? I'm still sleepy. You could ask them to come in the afternoon or evening."
Could they not wait until a few more hours? This is really annoying.
Yihshyong shook his head vigorously. "Not that problem!"
"Shinnshiow has been found!" Iren said in a firm voice.
Jenqyih immediately straightened up. "Really! That's wonderful. Where is he now?" Jenqyih asked excitedly.
"He is lying in the hospital unconscious. The police could not question him either." This time, it was Chioujen who answered. "Earlier, the police only had a chance to talk to me a little."
"The police only had a moment to talk to you?" Jenqyih looked at Chioujen. He was a bit confused by the sentence that sounded a bit ambiguous. "Really? Who was on the phone?"
"I took the call." Chioujen nodded. "But I don't know much yet."
"What's the complete story?" Jenqyih looked at everyone in surprise.
"Earlier, Chioujen received a call from the police. After the police said that Shinnshiow had met them, they immediately asked to speak to me. Then Chioujen woke me up straight away," said Yihshyong.
"So we all haven't heard what the police said to Shyongge either," said Iren.
"As usual, this time, the police also didn't give us really obvious information. They just told us that earlier, at half-past nine, someone took Shinnshiow to the emergency department of a hospital. At that time, Shinnshiow was already unconscious. Soon after, the person who brought Shinnshiow left the hospital immediately."
"Did that person find Shinnshiow lying unconscious in the middle of the road?" Jenqyih was so curious. "Who exactly is that person?"
"That guy didn't say anything about who he was or where he had found Shinnshiow."
"Why did that person just leave without giving his identity?" Iren looked at Yihshyong.
"Maybe he's busy. He has to leave soon because he has other things he has to do soon," Jinqkang said.
"Or it could also be because he doesn't want to be a witness," Tsaehorng said. "Many people think it is a hassle."
"There is still another possibility." Chioujen frowned. "He could be afraid of being caught because that person is actually part of a kidnapping ring."
"You guys are right." Yihshyong nodded. "Those possibilities are worth considering. I think the police must have started tracking the guy down."
"Wait a minute! There's something I don't understand," Jenqyih said. "How did the police know Shinnshiow was there so quickly?"
"This is a bit odd," said Yihshyong. "The person who delivered him said that the person he brought was called Beeihae Shinnshiow."
"Oddly, in what way, Sir?" Tsaehorng's driver, who had been silent all along, suddenly opened his mouth too.
The seven of them, including Tsaehorng's driver, then sat down on the chairs in the dining room.
"About ten minutes past nine, the police called us." Yihshyong started his speech.
"Do they want to come here now to question us?" Jenqyih frowned. "Isn't it still too early? I'm still sleepy. You could ask them to come in the afternoon or evening."
Could they not wait until a few more hours? This is really annoying.
Yihshyong shook his head vigorously. "Not that problem!"
"Shinnshiow has been found!" Iren said in a firm voice.
Jenqyih immediately straightened up. "Really! That's wonderful. Where is he now?" Jenqyih asked excitedly.
"He is lying in the hospital unconscious. The police could not question him either." This time, it was Chioujen who answered. "Earlier, the police only had a chance to talk to me a little."
"The police only had a moment to talk to you?" Jenqyih looked at Chioujen. He was a bit confused by the sentence that sounded a bit ambiguous. "Really? Who was on the phone?"
"I took the call." Chioujen nodded. "But I don't know much yet."
"What's the complete story?" Jenqyih looked at everyone in surprise.
"Earlier, Chioujen received a call from the police. After the police said that Shinnshiow had met them, they immediately asked to speak to me. Then Chioujen woke me up straight away," said Yihshyong.
"So we all haven't heard what the police said to Shyongge either," said Iren.
"As usual, this time, the police also didn't give us really obvious information. They just told us that earlier, at half-past nine, someone took Shinnshiow to the emergency department of a hospital. At that time, Shinnshiow was already unconscious. Soon after, the person who brought Shinnshiow left the hospital immediately."
"Did that person find Shinnshiow lying unconscious in the middle of the road?" Jenqyih was so curious. "Who exactly is that person?"
"That guy didn't say anything about who he was or where he had found Shinnshiow."
"Why did that person just leave without giving his identity?" Iren looked at Yihshyong.
"Maybe he's busy. He has to leave soon because he has other things he has to do soon," Jinqkang said.
"Or it could also be because he doesn't want to be a witness," Tsaehorng said. "Many people think it is a hassle."
"There is still another possibility." Chioujen frowned. "He could be afraid of being caught because that person is actually part of a kidnapping ring."
"You guys are right." Yihshyong nodded. "Those possibilities are worth considering. I think the police must have started tracking the guy down."
"Wait a minute! There's something I don't understand," Jenqyih said. "How did the police know Shinnshiow was there so quickly?"
"This is a bit odd," said Yihshyong. "The person who delivered him said that the person he brought was called Beeihae Shinnshiow."
"Oddly, in what way, Sir?" Tsaehorng's driver, who had been silent all along, suddenly opened his mouth too.
