Korean TV series: King of Peninsula 1997

Chapter 268 Yoon Ji Woo

Two days later, the San Francisco municipal government delegation flew back to San Francisco, leaving Jack alone.

The box containing the fourth copperplate for papermaking appeared silently in Amy's suitcase.

The leaves rustled in the autumn wind, and Yoon Ji-woo walked alone on the path, her steps as heavy as the haze in her heart.

Yoon Ji-woo has been having a very bad time recently, very, very bad.

This period of time is not accurate. It should be said to be more than three months.

First, Dad Yin Jinghao became a drug gang leader wanted nationwide.

It was like a heavy bomb was dropped on her world, leaving her with nowhere to hide.

There is a reason for his introverted personality. Four years ago, Yoon Kyung-ho was a gangster, and Yoon Ji-woo's mother died young. Yoon Kyung-ho, who neglected his family, simply did not have much time to take care of his daughter, even though he loved his daughter very much and had never lacked money.

At school, her only former classmates and friends now avoid her, their eyes filled with alienation and indifference. She was already a loner at school, and was constantly bullied because of this incident.

Yoon Ji-woo actually has the ability to resist. For a girl, she is in good health.

But she didn't move, because she also felt a little embarrassed.

She has become a wandering ghost in this school. No one dares to approach her or touch her.

In addition to these annoying girls, there were two policemen who followed her all the time, asking her over and over whether she had seen her father Yin Jinghao.

But the most important thing is not these. Yoon Ji-woo actually knows that Yoon Kyung-ho loves her very much. She just wants her only relative to spend more time with her. As for the gangs, she doesn't care.

On her birthday, after listening to the annoying girls in her class chattering around
Yoon Ji-woo finally lost his temper and beat up the fat girl who was the leader. He didn't care about the teacher's supervision and left the school directly.

After leaving school, Yoon Ji-woo sat by the sea for a long time.

When I got home, I saw my birthday present at the door. It was sent by Yin Jinghao, whom I hadn’t seen for such a long time. It was the same for his birthday last year.

This year he was wanted, and last year it was because the boss had something going on.

That day, Yoon Ji-woo just sneered and stuffed it into the trash can at the door without even unpacking it.

At that time, Yoon Kyung-ho was hiding somewhere and didn't dare to come to see Yoon Ji-woo.

After Yoon Ji-woo told him about her pain, Yoon Kyung-ho resolutely came to see her and prepared to celebrate her birthday.

Then he died.

Before Yoon Ji-woo could open the door for him, he died outside the door. Before he died, he held the door handle tightly to prevent the murderer from entering.

Yoon Ji-woo did not see the murderer's face, but only heard a desperate gunshot.

Next comes the process of remembering the deceased.

In the memorial hall, Yoon Ji-woo was the only family member, and she also met the "big boss", Choi Moo-jin, the man who said Yoon Kyung-ho was his best brother.

She questioned Choi Woo-jin angrily, but got nothing out of him.

Thinking of this, Yin Zhiyou quickened her pace and came to the police station. This was her sixth visit this week, and each time she came with the same anxiety and despair.

Yoon Ji-woo's figure stretched out in the dim corridor of the police station. After entering the office, the footsteps were not clear in the messy environment. The air was filled with a strong smell of coffee and old papers. Yoon Ji-woo took a deep breath, as if he could breathe in a trace of calmness.

The police officer handling the case was one of the two who had been following her at the time.

The policeman at the desk looked up and saw Yoon Ji-woo standing in front of the desk.

When his eyes met with Yoon Ji-woo's, the policeman frowned, and a subtle displeasure appeared at the corners of his mouth. The reason why he looked unhappy was not only because Yoon Ji-woo kept coming, but also because she would lose control of her emotions every time she came.

Yoon Ji-woo looked at him expressionlessly, his face was very pale, and his eyes showed signs of fatigue from the past few days.

"What do you want?" The policeman waved his hands impatiently, "This case is closed and will not be investigated further."

"why?"

"Because there are absolutely no clues, there was no murder weapon at the scene, and the suspect has no clues. It's like he disappeared out of thin air." The police frowned and finally stopped talking, "."

The rest of the words were not spoken.

Yoon Ji-woo noticed this and said, "I've heard you say this many times before. What's the next part?"

"I want to hear the real reason."

Seeing the policeman impatiently chasing people away, Yoon Ji-woo pretended to yell again to embarrass the policeman.

Most police forces on the Korean Peninsula share a common office that may have a dozen desks, and citizens can enter on their own if they want to report a crime.

This is the police station. There are more than a dozen desks arranged in a mess in the room, with documents and pen holders scattered on the desks. Most of the pens in the pen holders are bald. The policemen are busy with their own work, the sound of keyboard typing comes one after another, the phone keeps ringing, and then quickly hung up after being connected.

Many police officers had people who came to ask for help or caught hooligans sitting in front of them.

Yoon Ji-woo yells every time he comes and he has become the laughing stock of the bureau.

“Stop, stop, stop,” the policeman waved at her helplessly, “Come closer, I’ll tell you what happens next.”

But he still had to receive Yoon Ji-woo every time, because no matter how embarrassing it was, the police could not turn away people who came to ask for help.

What's more, he was afraid of an eighteen-year-old girl and hid himself. That would be even more embarrassing.

"According to the order from our superiors, we were supposed to follow you all day," the police said helplessly in a low voice, "but that day a big shot summoned all the gang leaders in half of Gyeonggi Province."

"This is an order from the police department. Everyone must withdraw and not interfere in their business."

"Dongchuan Commercial Bank, or the Dongchuan Gang's number one figure Cui Wuzhen, and the second in command Yin Jinghao, are the ones who were summoned."

"We were ordered to leave them alone that day, even though we had been tracking Yoon Kyung-ho for three months."

The police sighed helplessly, "Who knew he would not attend the meeting and go to your place without permission? If he had gone to the meeting, he would have been fine."

He pulled out a wanted poster for the entire Korean Peninsula from under the table. It had photos of more than 20 wanted criminals printed on it. "See? This is an old one."

The police pointed to the one on the wall and said, "Your father is no longer on the new one. We all guessed that the big shot said hello."

Yoon Ji-woo slumped into a chair, staring at the wanted poster in a daze.

After a long while, she came back to her senses, "Uncle, who is that big shot?"

"Hiss," the policeman took a breath, "This matter has nothing to do with them. They are the ones who helped your father."

"I know," Yoon Ji-woo said with empty eyes, "but we have to go and take a look. What if they have any clues?"

The policeman weighed the matter for a long time, and finally sighed and uttered two words in a low voice.

"Golden Gate."

(End of this chapter)