So It's You
Lin Yi pulled out his phone and dialed up Huaijun as he watched Tang Yin run off.
"Old Yang, where are you?" Lin Yi asked as the call connected.
"I'm at Wangjia Alley, behind Yizhong … … I say, Lin Yi, what did you call me? Old Yang? Why does it sound so weird to me? " Huaijun said. "You can call me Junzi or Hound, but don't call me Old Yang. Do I look that old to you?"
"Alright, I'll call you Jun Bro then. I'm younger than you outside, so calling me Junzi isn't very appropriate." Lin Yi said. "I'm here, at the bus stop in front of Yizhong."
"I'll be right there." Huaijun said.
A police car stopped in front of Lin Yi a while later, and Huaijun poked his head out of the window. "Get in, Lin Yi!"
Lin Yi nodded as he got into the passenger seat. Huaijun started the car up slowly. "You don't say, the medicine you gave me is really effective! I don't feel any pain at night after taking it for a day!"
"You think it's a miracle medicine? I'm a god! One day and it doesn't hurt anymore? "Lin Yi smiled bitterly." It's just a psychological effect, I think. "
"Ah, a little, but it's much better. I can sleep without the painkillers." Huaijun said. "It's just a little painful."
"That's more like it … …" It was for sure that the pain had lessened, or all of Lin Yi's medicine would've been for nothing. But it was bullshit to say that it would be better in a day. Even Lin Yi wouldn't believe it. "But why didn't you take the painkillers?"
"I was thinking about holding it out for a bit. Plus, it's not good to keep taking the painkillers, is it?" Huaijun explained.
"Who told you that … …" Lin Yi was speechless. "There's no side effects, it's just to support you … … Fine, it's up to you if you want to hold it out."
"Fuck, why didn't you say so earlier … …" Huaijun cried out in regret. The pain from last night had lessened a bit, but it was only a tiny bit.
"Heh …" Lin Yi shrugged. "I thought that hounds wouldn't be so stupid."
"You bastard!" Huaijun could only accept his bad luck. "Right, did Song come looking for you?"
"Little Song? Lingshan? "Lin Yi guessed that the Song Huaijun was talking about was Lingshan." Why's she looking for me? "
"Isn't it because of the bank robbery? She couldn't find the suspect, and she made a military order to solve the case in fifteen days … … "Huaijun smiled bitterly." She asked me for help, but I didn't have any good ideas. So I asked her for help. You don't blame me, do you? "
"That won't happen. You want me to help her find someone?" Lin Yi narrowed his eyes. Even if Huaijun hadn't brought it up, he'd have to deal with this sooner or later. Pengzhan had made it clear that Mengyao was an important part of his mission, and if something were to happen to Mengyao, there'd be no point in his mission. Naturally, Lin Yi had to get rid of any potential threats.
It was just a couple of bank robbers. Lin Yi didn't care about them at all. They were just small fries, and he'd leave them to the police. Lin Yi was more concerned about Cihua Bro. Just who was this guy?
"Everyone in the squad knows that the enemy you've set your sights on won't be able to escape! Prey that the eagle has set its sights on rarely ever escapes. " Huaijun said with a smile. "Poor Song, he transferred from the army to the civilian sector. He's always trying to get recognized for his achievements, but he's met with a case like this."
"Ah, I see that you're quite sympathetic." Lin Yi said with a smile.
"It can't be helped. I've been a cop for a long time, and I've seen too many things. I've gotten sentimental." Huaijun nodded. "I don't care if you two have that kind of relationship or not, I've said what I need to say. You decide."
"We'll talk about it when she comes looking for me. She hasn't come looking for me yet, anyway." Lin Yi said.
The car drove into Songshan Medical University, heading straight for the family villa area.
"The person who treated you, he's from this university?" Lin Yi suddenly remembered someone. Guan Xuemin, the one who'd given him his name card back at the bookstore. He seemed to be the dean of one of the departments in this university, and Lin Yi wondered if Huaijun would know him.
"Yeah, he's a really good old man, and he's got a really good reputation both in the country and abroad. But when he saw the prescription you gave me … He was really excited, especially when he heard that I'd gotten better after drinking the medicine you gave me … He pushed everything away this morning, waiting for you at home … …
"You make me sound like some big shot." Lin Yi said with a smile. "Then let's hurry up, we shouldn't keep the old man waiting."
Lin Yi had a lot of respect for the old man, even if his medical skills weren't as good as Lin Yi's. That was only because he hadn't been taught by the right person. His old man Lin was practically a cornucopia of Eastern Medicine. He'd heard that he'd spent most of his life in the Miaojiang region of Yunnan, linking Eastern Medicine and Eastern Medicine together. It was also during that period that he'd met his master … …
The old man wouldn't talk about this part of history much, only talking about it when he was drunk. Lin Yi could tell that the old man and his master were friends who'd gone through life and death together.
As a result, Lin Yi's medical skills and kung fu skills were a huge advantage. He'd be nothing more than a normal person if it weren't for this old man and his master.
After careful registration, the car entered the neighborhood and stopped in front of a villa.
"We're here." Huaijun said as he got out of the car and pressed the doorbell.
Lin Yi followed behind as he studied the surrounding villas- it seemed that the people living here weren't ordinary people.
It didn't take long for the door to open. The door could be controlled by remote control, but the owner of the villa still came downstairs and opened the door himself, standing there solemnly with a respectful and solemn expression on his face.
"Eh?" Lin Yi looked at the owner of the villa in surprise … … The owner, on the other hand, froze at the sight of Lin Yi, a look of disbelief on his face.
"You … … You're … …" The young man stared at the young man in disbelief.
"Ah … … Elder Guan, it's me- we met at the bookstore!" Lin Yi said politely with a smile. "Nice to meet you, Elder Guan. Thank you for coming to pick me up personally … …"
"So it's you … … I knew it … …" The old man looked at Lin Yi in shock. "I underestimated you back then … … I'm really sorry, but it doesn't really matter if you don't study at my school … …"
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