Chapter 2036: Unexpected Death



Chapter 2036: Unexpected Death

Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

“This matter is quite challenging for now.”

Li Xianghui said with a serious expression.

“Since the failed operation last night, we’ve lost contact with our informant. Most likely, the informant has switched sides.”

“So, there’s no way to deal with Bai Yongshou now, right?”

“That’s correct,” Li Xianghui replied.

“All we did is alert the enemy. Now, we have no idea where he’s hiding.”

“So what do we do? Are we still going after him?”

“Of course, we have to catch him!” Li Xianghui emphasized.

“The higher-ups have already issued orders, specifically naming Bai Yongshou as someone who needs to be taken down, and that we must apprehend him quickly.”

“What about Songjiang District Police? Have the two sides had a meeting? What’s the plan for the next steps?”



“At this point, there’s no need for a joint operation. Whoever finds him first, acts first,” Li Xianghui said.

“In such critical times, we can’t afford to think too much.”

Lin Yi smirked. If he had known things would turn out this way, he would’ve acted against Wang Shuguang that night and captured Bai Yongshou as well, saving them a lot of trouble.

But the outcome wouldn’t change much; he could still act alone to bring Bai Yongshou in.

“Got it,” Lin Yi said as he stretched. “If there’s nothing else, I’ll be on my way.”

“Go ahead, but keep your phone on. We might need you at any moment.”

Li Xianghui knew Lin Yi’s personality. He was the kind to take things easy.

Thus, he didn’t impose too many rules on him, as long as he didn’t neglect his duties.

“Don’t worry, I’m not going far. I’ll just check in with the other departments.”

“Alright, go ahead.”

Lin Yi turned and left, heading towards Zhang Peng’s office.

The case involving the Zhang family’s inheritance was still unresolved, so he figured he’d check on the progress there.



“But we should still gather more evidence to support the will. That will make it more convincing.”

“Absolutely.”

Zhang Peng leaned back in his chair, sighing.

“People these days are getting more and more selfish. When their parents are old and need care, they avoid responsibility. But when it comes to the will, they shamelessly show up to grab what they can. It’s disgusting.”

“This Zhang Guoping is truly pathetic. Anyone with a bit of intelligence wouldn’t act this way,” Zhang Zixin remarked.

“Exactly,” Zhang Peng said.

“Children with wealthy parents usually fight over who gets to take care of them, trying to show off their filial piety by staying at the hospital every day. But these guys? They avoided responsibility when he needed them, and now they want the inheritance. I could never bring myself to do something like that.”

Zhang Peng chuckled. “But I’ll give him this, at least he did one decent thing by helping his father get into Zhonghai Second Hospital when he first got sick. After that, though, nothing.”

“That’s why I say he lacks intelligence,” Zhang Zixin scoffed.

“We live in a society governed by law now, not some old feudal system. I really don’t get what they’re thinking.”

“I think it might not be Zhang Guoping’s idea. It’s probably his wife behind all this.”

“What do you mean?”

“Zhang Guoping might be a scumbag, but I doubt he is that cunning. These could all be his wife’s ideas—telling him not to take care of his parents, then swooping in to claim the inheritance after his father’s death.”



“That’s possible,” Zhang Zixin said.

“When I was looking into their family, I got the impression that his wife is trouble. She’s way too old to be wearing makeup that thick. It’s disgusting.”

“Alright, you two, stop complaining,” Lin Yi said with a smile.

“Since the case is almost closed, let’s not dwell on it. Just make sure Zhang Lixia gets the justice she deserves.”

“Brother Lin is right. No need to let other people’s problems ruin our mood. After all, it’s not like we’re getting any of that inheritance...”

Ring, ring, ring!

Zhang Peng was interrupted by the ringing of his phone.

“It’s Zhang Lixia calling.”

Muttering to himself, Zhang Peng answered the call.

“What did you say? Someone’s dead?!”