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Around 4 p.m., a flight that took off from Longhai City landed at Chongnan Jiangbei Airport.

At the airport exit, Luo Fei hailed a taxi.

"To the Municipal People's Hospital," Luo Fei said to the driver as he got into the car.

About forty minutes later, the taxi stopped in front of the hospital's outpatient building.

After paying and getting out of the car, Luo Fei strode into the lobby.

The smell of disinfectant mixed with the noise of the crowd hit me.

Following the information sent by his aunt, he went to the consultation desk to ask the nurses and then went to the inpatient building where the hematology department was located.

The corridor was brightly lit, yet it exuded a sense of oppression.

Occasionally, patients wearing hospital gowns and masks would walk by slowly, supported by their family members.

The nurses at the nurses' station are busy.

Luo Fei went to the nurses' station and asked about the location of his cousin's ward.

Following the directions, he arrived at the door of a three-person ward.

The door was ajar.

He gently pushed the door open.

In the hospital room, on the bed by the window, lay a small, thin girl.

He was wearing a hospital gown, his face was pale, and he had a soft cotton cap on his head.

She had her eyes closed and seemed to be asleep.

It was Luo Fei's cousin, Zhao Lin.

The lively, cheerful little girl who used to follow him around calling him "Big Brother" is now so fragile, tormented by illness.

Sitting on a chair beside the hospital bed was a middle-aged woman who looked equally haggard.

Her hair was messily pulled back, her eyes were sunken, her eyes were red and swollen, and her face was full of fatigue.

It's my aunt, Luo Yumei.

In just a few years, my aunt looked more than ten years older.

Luo Fei felt as if his heart had been violently squeezed by a hand.

He took a deep breath, suppressed the turmoil in his heart, and quietly walked in.

Although the footsteps were light, they still startled Luo Yumei.

She turned her head and was stunned for a moment when she saw Luo Fei walking in, as if she didn't recognize him.

Until Luo Fei approached and softly called out, "Auntie."

Luo Yumei looked at her tall, upright, and composed nephew in disbelief.

"Xiaofei?" Her voice was dry and trembling. "You're here? So quickly?"

"Yes, I'm here, Auntie." Luo Fei moved an empty chair to sit next to his aunt, glanced at his sleeping cousin, and then turned to his aunt. "How is Linlin now? What did the doctor say?"

When her daughter was mentioned, Luo Yumei couldn't help but shed tears again. She hurriedly tried to wipe them away with her sleeve, but the more she wiped, the more tears flowed.

"The doctor said it was acute lymphoblastic leukemia. It was discovered not too late, so there is still hope. But we need to start chemotherapy as soon as possible to control the disease and then find a suitable bone marrow match."

She choked up as she spoke haltingly, "But chemotherapy costs so much money each time, and the subsequent transplant is a bottomless pit."

She couldn't continue, and afraid of waking her sleeping daughter, she could only cover her face and sob in suppressed sobs, her shoulders shaking uncontrollably.

Luo Fei reached out and gently patted his aunt's trembling shoulder.

Once his aunt had calmed down a bit, Luo Fei asked in a low voice, "Aunt, could you tell me more about what you said on the phone earlier?"

She wiped away her tears and tried to make her story clearer.

The situation is basically the same as what was said on the phone.

"I signed the divorce agreement, but we're still in the cooling-off period and haven't gotten the marriage certificate yet," Luo Yumei said, a hint of resentment flashing in her eyes.

"A cooling-off period?" Luo Fei's eyes flickered. "So, you're still husband and wife?"

Luo Yumei nodded blankly: "I guess so? I don't really know either."

"Do you have concrete evidence of his infidelity? Photos, videos, chat logs, or transfer records to that woman?" Luo Fei pressed.

Luo Yumei was taken aback, seemingly not expecting her nephew to ask this.

She hesitated, then took out her phone from her pocket and opened the photo album.

"Actually, I knew he was cheating on me a long time ago, but I chose to tolerate it for Linlin's sake. Some of these photos are ones I secretly took before, as well as his phone's chat logs, and records of him buying bags and transferring money to that woman. I also secretly took some of these photos while he was asleep." Her voice was very low.

Luo Fei took the phone and quickly glanced at it.

In the photo, Uncle Zhao Zhiwei is seen embracing a heavily made-up woman in a hotel and shopping mall in the background, spanning a considerable period of time.

The chat logs were even more explicit, filled with disdain for her aunt and sweet words to her new lover.

The transfer records show substantial amounts and frequent transactions.

unambiguous evidence.

"Auntie, this evidence is very important." Luo Fei sent a copy of all the evidence to his phone, handed the phone back to her, and said solemnly, "Please keep this evidence safe. Do not delete it, and do not show it to anyone."

Luo Yumei nodded and took the phone.

"Don't worry about Linlin's medical expenses, I'll take care of it. What you need to do now is take good care of Linlin and take good care of yourself."

"Leave everything else to me."

Looking at her nephew, Luo Yumei felt a warmth in her heart.

"Xiaofei, I really don't know how to thank you." Her tears flowed again.

"We're family, no need to thank me." Luo Fei stood up. "Auntie, please stay with Linlin for now. I have some errands to run and will be back soon."

"Where are you going?" Luo Yumei asked, somewhat uneasy.

"Go find a professional and consult them about some legal matters," Luo Fei explained. "It concerns your divorce case with your uncle, and the division of property. Since he started this, don't blame us for doing the same."

Luo Yumei stared blankly at her nephew, wanting to say something, but in the end she just nodded: "Then be careful."

"rest assured."

Luo Fei turned and walked out of the ward, gently closing the door behind him.

In the corridor, he took out his phone and searched for reputable law firms in Chongnan City.

He quickly settled on a highly regarded law firm called "Zhengxing Law Firm".

He wrote down the address and hailed a taxi at the hospital entrance.

Twenty minutes later, the taxi stopped in front of a high-end office building in the city center.

"Zhengxing Law Firm" is located on the twelfth floor of this building.

Luo Fei took the elevator upstairs, where he met a young woman in a business suit.

"Hello sir, do you have an appointment?" the receptionist asked politely.

"I don't have an appointment. I want to consult on legal issues related to divorce, it's rather urgent. Could you arrange for a lawyer specializing in this area?" Luo Fei said.

The receptionist glanced at Luo Fei and politely replied, "Please wait a moment while I contact our senior partner, Attorney Chen, to see if he is available."

She dialed an internal number and whispered a few words.

A moment later, she put down the phone and smiled: "Sir, Attorney Chen happens to be free. Please come with me."

She walked ahead, leading Luo Fei to a private office.

After knocking and receiving permission, they pushed the door open and invited Luo Fei in.

The office is simply furnished, with huge floor-to-ceiling windows offering views of the city.

Behind the desk sat a middle-aged man wearing gold-rimmed glasses and a suit.

"Hello, Attorney Chen, sorry to bother you." Luo Fei stepped forward and extended his hand.

"Hello, please have a seat." Attorney Chen stood up, shook hands with Luo Fei, and then gestured for him to sit down. "May I ask your name? How can I help you?"

"My surname is Luo." Luo Fei sat down and got straight to the point, "Attorney Chen, I would like to consult about my aunt's marriage and property issues."

He briefly explained Luo Yumei's situation.

"Mr. Luo, based on your description, from a legal perspective, this is actually very advantageous to your aunt," Attorney Chen said slowly after Luo Fei finished speaking.

Regarding the divorce agreement.

He adjusted his glasses. "According to relevant regulations, during the divorce cooling-off period, either party can withdraw their divorce application from the marriage registration authority."

"In other words, as long as your aunt changes her mind now and withdraws the application, the agreement will automatically become invalid, and the marital relationship will continue."

Luo Fei nodded.

"As for the division of property."

Attorney Chen continued.

"Your uncle committed adultery during the marriage and had a child with another person, which constitutes 'gross misconduct.' In the divorce proceedings, your aunt, as the innocent party, has the right to claim damages."

"More importantly, when dividing marital property, the court will take into account the rights and interests of the innocent party and may rule that the guilty party receives a smaller share or no share of the property."

"Based on what you mentioned, your uncle may have transferred or squandered some of the couple's joint property for his extramarital affair. Your aunt can not only claim a majority share when dividing the existing property, but also sue in court to recover the property he gifted to the third party. Those transfer records and shopping receipts are key evidence."

A glint flashed in Luo Fei's eyes: "So, not only can my aunt get most of the inheritance, but she can also make that third party give back everything she's taken?"

"Theoretically, it is possible."

Attorney Chen nodded.

"Of course, specific procedures require professional legal processes and evidence. But based on your description, if your aunt has a complete chain of evidence, she will have an absolute advantage in this lawsuit. Your uncle may not only face being left with nothing, but may also bear corresponding legal responsibility for transferring assets and damaging the interests of marital property."

He paused, then looked at Luo Fei: "Mr. Luo, my suggestion is to immediately assist your aunt in withdrawing her divorce application from the marriage registration office. At the same time, gather and organize all the evidence, hire a professional lawyer, file for divorce proceedings, and apply for property preservation to prevent your uncle from transferring assets."

After listening, Luo Fei felt enlightened.

Law is the weapon of civilization.

Sometimes, the law is more effective than fists in dealing with scum like Zhao Zhiwei, and it can inflict more pain on him.

"Attorney Chen, thank you very much for your professional analysis." Luo Fei stood up and extended his hand again. "I may need to entrust your firm with handling my aunt's case entirely. Fees are not an issue."

Attorney Chen also stood up and shook hands with him: "It is our duty to fight for the legitimate rights and interests of our clients. If Mr. Luo decides to retain you, we can discuss the agency agreement and follow-up plan in detail."

"Okay." Luo Fei nodded. "However, I need to go back to the People's Hospital to comfort my aunt first. I'll bring her over tomorrow morning, or you can arrange for someone to go to the hospital to discuss the details and sign the entrustment agreement. Is that alright?"

"Sure. I'll go to the hospital myself tomorrow morning," Attorney Chen readily agreed.

"Then I'll have to trouble Attorney Chen."

The two exchanged contact information.

After leaving the law firm, Luo Fei stood downstairs at the office building, gazing at the bustling street.

Zhao Zhiwei...

Your good days are over.

He hailed a taxi and went to the hospital again.

It's time to give Auntie hope and let some people feel despair.