When social terror becomes the favorite of the police

Chapter 288 Arrival at Yaoxiang Village

They said it was a physical exam, but it was really just a simple checkup: taking blood pressure, listening to the heart, and doing a blood test...

Therefore, Lin Xiaoyan thought she could take this opportunity to get to know the people in the village.

Lin Xiaoyan told He Qi'an about her idea, and He Qi'an thought it was indeed a good idea.

These methods will not arouse the criminals' suspicion.

Having found a solution, He Qi'an immediately contacted people to make arrangements.

An hour later, Lin Xiaoyan arrived at the only hospital in town, where she was learning from the nurses how to take blood pressure.

Nanxi followed along and studied, while He Qi'an went out to buy breakfast.

At seven o'clock, an ambulance departed from the town's only hospital.

As the ambulance drove away from the hospital, someone asked in confusion, "Why the sudden notice to go to the countryside? Is it starting so early this year?"

"I don't know, the dean notified me."

At this moment, the village chief of Yaoxiang Village had already received the notification and was sending a message in the group chat.

We've notified everyone in the village to come to the brigade today for a physical exam. Everyone must have one this year because it's related to this year's medical insurance and other things.

In any case, the higher-ups required the village chief of Yaoxiang Village to ensure that everyone in the village, regardless of age or gender, undergoes a physical examination; not a single person can be left out.

The village chief was also required to send someone to register the list.

In short, absolutely none of them can be missing.

After sending the message, the village chief of Yaoxiang Village scratched his head in frustration, his eyes red.

The youngest granddaughter of Han Laosan's family has not been found yet. The villagers have been searching for her on their own these past two days. Suddenly, the higher authorities are ordering a physical examination. Isn't this just causing trouble?
bother!
How exactly did that child get lost?!
He and the police watched the surveillance cameras at both ends of the village until they were worn out, but they still couldn't find any strangers entering the village.

As for the people in their village, he personally went to the homes of the bachelors in the village yesterday and found no problems.

I just can't figure it out! I just can't understand it!
The Han family, everyone's eyes were red and swollen; the woman lay limp on the bed, weeping day and night; the man searched everywhere for help to find his child…

These past two days have felt like a dream for Han Laosan's family. In just two or three minutes, their living child simply vanished.

"I wonder if the police will come today..." Han Laosan's already wrinkled face looked even older after these two days.

Han Sheng sat on the ground, leaning against the wall. He hadn't closed his eyes for two nights. His head was throbbing, but the thought of his daughter made his heart ache as if it were being torn apart.

He can't fall; his daughter is waiting for him...

Seeing that his son remained silent and motionless, Han Laosan sighed deeply, then staggered to his feet and slowly walked into the house.

The figure was bent over, and from behind, one would think it was an old man in his eighties or nineties.

However, Han Laosan is only forty-five years old this year, and in just two days, his back became bent.

Entering the house, he first went to the bedroom. Seeing his wife, who had woken up sometime earlier but hadn't slept at all, he opened his mouth, then whispered, "Get up and cook. I'll go to the village chief's house and ask him to call the police again..."

Han Laosan's wife silently shed tears, her heart already overwhelmed by guilt. Her granddaughter had disappeared while she was in her care, and she was constantly filled with guilt, self-blame, and regret.

If she can't find her granddaughter, she might as well die.

She is a sinner!

Her granddaughter...

Upstairs in the bedroom, the mother, lying on the bed, was also crying silently, constantly on the verge of a breakdown. She was holding a knife, trembling all over, and constantly thinking about suicide.

However, she still held a sliver of hope in her heart, hoping to see her daughter return in the next second.

But a voice inside her told her that her daughter would never come back, and every time this voice appeared, she thought about committing suicide.

She was thinking that if people have souls, she wanted to search for her daughter after she died…

If something happens to my daughter and she dies, then I can be with her.

Tongtong, where is her Tongtong?

Tongtong... At 7:40, Lin Xiaoyan and her group arrived at the entrance of Yaoxiang Village Brigade.

The medical staff on the bus immediately got off.

When the village chief saw the people arrive, he immediately ordered his men to bring out the tables and chairs.

"Officer He, when do we begin?" a doctor leading the team asked in a low voice.

He Qi'an glanced at the time; it was almost eight o'clock.

"You all get ready first, I'll go find the village chief, we'll start at eight o'clock."

The team leader, Dr. Zhang, nodded. "Okay."

Dr. Zhang instructed the staff to pack up their belongings and take care of their respective projects. He then walked over to Lin Xiaoyan and Nanxi and said, "Ms. Lin, Ms. Nan, you two sit here."

Lin Xiaoyan and Nanxi were seated in the middle, behind a table. One of them was responsible for taking blood pressure, and the other was responsible for recording it.

He Qi'an found the village chief and asked him to notify everyone in the village to come for a physical examination. He also asked the brigade to print out several copies of the list of all the people in the village.

He gave Lin Xiaoyan a list, which she glanced at. In addition to names, it also listed gender and age.

Lin Xiaoyan glanced at it quickly and then handed it to Nanxi.

She whispered, "Sister Nan, someone will be coming in a little while. Please write it down."

Nancy: "Okay."

Just then, the village loudspeaker blared.

"Hey! Hey! The hospital is having physical exams today. I mentioned it in the group chat. Everyone has to come. Hurry up, the doctors are here. Everyone has to come for a physical exam!"

If anyone doesn't come, I'll come to your house to find you!
Those who are currently employed should hurry up and come to the brigade for a physical examination!

You can come now…

The village chief's voice rang out from the loudspeaker, and people began to arrive one after another.

"All you do is talk nonsense all day long, you're just wasting your time! I'm almost late for work, and now I have to come for a medical checkup..."

"You're right! With nothing to do all day, I think it would be much better to just go to the hospital for a checkup. What kind of results can they possibly find out here!"

People have already arrived on electric bikes, complaining as they go.

"Hurry up, hurry up, I'm in a rush to get to work!"

The first person to arrive urged on urgently, and the nurse next to him immediately pointed to the table and quickly began to conduct a physical examination on the person who had arrived.

"name"

Zhang Ying

……

At that moment, a sound came from the house of a family raising cattle at the end of the village.

"Son, the village chief wants us to get a medical check-up. Hurry up and finish your meal so we can go together."

An elderly woman in her seventies or eighties, leaning on a cane, called out to the man who was eating inside the house.

The man, in his forties, ate his meal in silence; it was just him and his elderly mother at home.

He had never been able to get married because his family was poor.

Later, he started raising cattle. Because of this, he always had an indelible smell of cow dung on him. Whenever someone introduced him to a potential partner, the person would immediately refuse if they heard that his family raised cattle and was poor.

As time went by and they got older, no one introduced them to potential partners anymore.

In addition, the man was taciturn for many years, spent his days herding cattle, and didn't interact much with the villagers.

(End of this chapter)