Chapter 784: You Must Apologize

Wu Bo struggled to crawl back up. He spat out a mouthful of bloody water and said, "Shen Wen, I agree to terminate the contract with you, and I will pay you one hundred million as compensation."

"Besides that, you must also apologize," Chen Yu said indifferently.

"Apologize?" Wu Bo raised his head in surprise, but what greeted him was another heavy slap from Chen Yu.

"I'm sorry..." Wu Bo dared not talk nonsense anymore. After receiving this slap, he hurriedly crawled up to apologize.

"The contract is ready, sign it." Chen Yu took out two copies of the contract and placed them on the table.

Wu Bo said nothing, signed his name, and then carefully handed the Contract back.

Chen Yu took a look, then handed the contract to Shen Wen: "Alright, you are free from now on."

"Thank you." Tears welled up in Shen Wen's eyes. She had never dreamed that a matter she had been searching for connections to resolve, and even stooped to humiliating herself for other men to handle, would be resolved so easily.

"Go back and get a good night's sleep. Those nightmares will be very, very far away from you from now on," Chen Yu smiled faintly.

Shen Wen nodded heavily, and the tears at the corners of her eyes could no longer be held back as they fell.

After Chen Yu, Shen Wen, and the others left, Wu Bo sat heavily on his chair. His face was full of malice; although he was unwilling, there was nothing he could do.

"What kind of background does that kid have? Even Young Master Liu fears him?" Wang Weichang also let out a sigh of relief. Only after Chen Yu left did he feel the pressure suddenly lift.

Wu Bo did not speak. His face had been beaten until it looked like a pig's head, and he could not even speak. Just at this moment, Liu Jingye's call came through.

"Young Master Liu," Wu Bo said respectfully.

"Did you get beaten?" Liu Jingye asked.

"Yes, Young Master Liu," Wu Bo gritted his teeth.

"Let him be smug for a few more days. I have already had my father contact an expert. Endure for a few more days; I will definitely kill him," Liu Jingye said bitterly.

"Yes, thank you, Young Master Liu. When you kill him, let me take a slash at him too," Wu Bo was overjoyed.

Chen Yu sent Shen Wen back and saw that it was already late, but at this moment, Tang Xinyi suddenly called: "Brother Chen, it's bad. My cousin has suddenly fallen into a coma."

"Zhou Xinyan?" Chen Yu was slightly stunned: "Don't panic yet, tell me clearly what happened."

"When my cousin was on a mission this afternoon, she suddenly turned pale, her teeth were clenched, and then she started convulsing and running a high fever. Her colleagues rushed her to the hospital, but they haven't been able to find the cause. She is still in the ICU for emergency treatment now," Tang Xinyi said anxiously.

"Which hospital? Take me to see her." Chen Yu's brows locked; he felt a vague sense of unease.

He had always been afraid that the snake from last time hadn't been cleared away completely, but Zhou Xinyan had been fine these past few days, so he had been at ease. However, he hadn't expected that the thing he worried about would still happen; the Spirit of that red snake had ultimately entangled itself with Zhou Xinyan.

"It's at the Beijing First People's Hospital. I'll wait for you at the entrance," Tang Xinyi said.

After hanging up the phone, Chen Yu rushed to the First People's Hospital. At the hospital entrance, Tang Xinyi had been waiting for Chen Yu. Seeing Chen Yu, she hurriedly greeted him: "Brother Chen, you finally came."

"How is her condition now?" Chen Yu asked.

"She has woken up, but her consciousness is a bit unclear, and she just keeps running a fever," Tang Xinyi said anxiously: "The doctors can't say what's going on either. One old practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine said it seemed like an External Evil Invasion, but then there was no follow-up. She is currently under observation in the hospital."

"Alright, I understand. It's fine, I can handle it." Chen Yu already had an idea in his heart; looking at it this way, it was most likely that the red snake's Yin Soul was still lingering and had entangled her.

The Zhou Family could not be considered an Aristocratic Family, but the old man of the Zhou Family had spent his whole life in the public security system. Although he was retired now, his prestige remained. Furthermore, Zhou Xinyan's father was the head of the General Bureau, and her uncle also held an important position, so the Zhou Family's influence was actually quite good.

Zhou Xinyan was currently in a special care ward. This ward had an intensive care monitoring room, and outside was a family waiting room. An old man was waiting outside the monitoring room, accompanied by a young man.

This old man was Zhou Xinyan's grandfather, Zhou Lao, and the young man was Zhou Xinyan's cousin, Zhou Ming.

Looking through the glass at his granddaughter, whose consciousness was still somewhat unclear, Zhou Lao's mood was quite low. Zhou Xinyan was his most beloved granddaughter; among the many younger generation members, she was the most capable, deeply favored by Zhou Lao. Moreover, relying on her own ability, she had reached the position of Criminal Police Team captain at a young age, which was very rare.

But he hadn't expected her to suddenly fall seriously ill, and a group of doctors could not figure out what was wrong with her.

"Grandfather, go back and rest. I'll stay with my sister," Zhou Ming was afraid the old man's body wouldn't hold up, so he wanted to send him back.

"You are unreliable; it's better if I watch her myself," the old man snorted, then said with some heartache: "If you had half of your sister's ability, I would be at ease."

Zhou Ming did not know whether to laugh or cry. They were both grandchildren, so why was the gap so large? It was obvious that this old man only recognized his cousin.

Just at this moment, the several doctors who had been discussing in the ward walked out. The leading doctor wore black-rimmed glasses and said apologetically: "Zhou Lao, we have just carefully discussed Miss Zhou's situation, but there has been no progress. My suggestion is to observe for a while longer; if that really doesn't work, then transfer her to another hospital."

"However, Li Lao in the hospital is a practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and he seems to know a little bit. Li Lao, why don't you explain the situation to Zhou Lao?" The doctor said to an old man beside him.

This old man was a practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine. He was already at retirement age, but the hospital had rehired him. He had just participated in Zhou Xinyan's consultation and had said some Traditional Chinese Medicine terms that everyone did not understand, so now he needed to explain it to Zhou Lao personally.

"Doctor Li, what exactly is my granddaughter's situation?" Zhou Lao stood up and asked.

"Zhou Lao, according to my experience, Miss Zhou's condition is caused by an External Evil Invasion. Because of cold stagnation and damage to the defensive Yang, it has injured the skin and surface, striking directly into the internal organs, which has led to the current situation," Li Lao said: "I can see the pathology, but I still cannot figure out what caused her to become ill."

"Then is her problem serious?" Zhou Lao was getting anxious. She had been in a coma for a day and a night, her consciousness was unclear, and they couldn't even find the illness. What on earth was going on?

"This... I cannot say, but I feel that Miss Zhou's illness cannot be cured by ordinary doctors," Li Lao hesitated and said: "Zhou Lao, my suggestion is, if you know any masters or high-level experts, or folk spirit mediums, you might as well try. Because I feel that Miss Zhou's External Evil is not entirely pathological, but is truly a case of being possessed by evil."

"Possessed by evil?" Zhou Ming was shocked: "My sister is a police officer. Those things avoid her when they see her; how could she be possessed by evil?"

"Li Lao, you are confused again. We must believe in science..." The attending physician did not know whether to laugh or cry. Li Lao's medical skills were good, but sometimes his methods of diagnosis and treatment made people feel it was incredible.