Romantic Encounters - Chapter 232

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It would be a lie to say I wasn't worried; for the next few days, I was filled with anxiety, tormented by that feeling of dread. Humans are strange creatures; perhaps it is precisely because humans possess thought, and that thought is more complex than that of other creatures, that humanity has come to rule the world.
Despite my fear, I still had to keep doing what needed to be done. To put my mind at ease, I've been keeping an eye on news related to that old bastard these past few days. Although I can't directly ask anyone about him, I'm still paying attention to everything that's happening around him.
More than ten days have passed, and things remain calm, which brings a sense of relief to me, who was initially on tenterhooks. Could it be true, as Big Cat said, that the old bastard is too afraid to call the police? Although I have this thought in my mind, I still can't rest easy without any concrete information.
Perhaps God felt that Guan Yi needed to be punished more than we did! About twenty days after the incident, I finally received news that both delighted me and relieved me of my fear that the old bastard had called the police. The old bastard was hospitalized and remains delirious.
Wu Xiaoxia told me the news, and when she told me, she had no idea that I was the one who did it all.
"I have good news for you," Wu Xiaoxia said cheerfully on the phone.
"What good news?" I didn't know what good news she had in mind, and I wasn't in the mood to share her joy at the moment.
"Guan Yi is in the hospital. I heard he's delirious. Apparently, he's too shocked and is talking nonsense like a lunatic. Haha! It seems he can't even be a director anymore. You should be relieved now! Your little sister Shanshan is free." Wu Xiaoxia teased me.
"What? The old bastard is in the hospital, and he's delirious? That means he's mentally unstable and can't remember anything." I was extremely excited; at that moment, I had an urge to cheer and shout.
"Yes! I just heard about it too, so I called to tell you right away. Aren't you happy?" Wu Xiaoxia said with a smile.
"I'm so happy, so incredibly happy!" My excitement was beyond words; all the anxiety and fear I had felt these past few days seemed to have been released at once.
My mind was filled with chaotic excitement, and I couldn't even hear what Wu Xiaoxia was saying anymore.
"Are you even listening to me? What are you doing?" Wu Xiaoxia probably sensed my distraction and asked me in confusion.
"Oh. I'm so happy. By the way, how did he suddenly end up in the hospital and become delirious?" I asked her, feigning ignorance. Although I was glad that Guan Yi had gotten his comeuppance and that I no longer had to live in fear, I wanted to know the whole story.
"I don't know! I just heard that when people found him, he was already delirious and covered in blood, so he must have been beaten. His family called the police, and the police are investigating, but because he was still unconscious, the police couldn't get anything out of him, and the place where he was found was also vandalized. Serves him right, this is too good for a bastard like him. I wish he were dead. You old lecher." Wu Xiaoxia told me everything without reservation, her tone filled with indignation towards Guan Yi.
"Is that so? Serves him right. Serves him right." Listening to Wu Xiaoxia's explanation, I became more and more excited. I never expected things to turn out this way.
At that moment, I felt that Lady Luck was on my head, and God was still looking out for me.
Later, I learned that Guan Yi had been so frightened that night that he was completely out of his mind and couldn't regain his senses. His mind was filled with fear. Wasn't this a sign of divine intervention? All my worries were unnecessary. At that moment, I was filled with nothing but excitement.
After hanging up with Wu Xiaoxia, I still couldn't calm my excitement, so I called Da Mao to tell him the good news. Da Mao didn't seem as excited as I was; it was as if none of this mattered to him.
Time flies, and three months have passed in the blink of an eye. These three months have been very peaceful; nothing happened to me, and I lived a carefree life every day. Even my biggest worry, Big Cat, didn't cause any trouble, as if all the turmoil had vanished. Although I was very relieved by the peaceful life, I don't know why I still had a sense of unease in my heart, as if a huge storm was lurking beneath this calm. To be honest, this peace was a little hard for me to get used to.
For three months, the old bastard remained delirious, showing no signs of improvement whatsoever. Customs had relieved him of his duties, and now he spent his days in a nursing home. This outcome was one I was very satisfied with; not only was Shanshan relieved, but we were also perfectly safe.
June weather has already entered summer, and all things are reviving and thriving, but the storms that I worry about most also arrive during this period.
The hot summer is a crazy season, especially after dark when you pass by all the entertainment venues and you will see countless men and women laughing to their hearts' content. But behind the unrestrained laughter lies the source of evil.
That night, in a brightly lit karaoke room, a group of brightly dressed men and women were partying wildly in the dim light. The room was filled with blasting music and the strong smell of tobacco. The men and women were jumping and shouting excitedly. Their behavior had reached a point of madness; they had exceeded normal human reaction. They were a group of people using drugs.
Just as this group of people were engrossed in their own excitement, the door to the private room was suddenly kicked open.
"Don't move. Squat down to the side. J.C.!" A group of cheap police officers barged in, accompanied by a loud shout.
A chaotic commotion erupted, with screams and shouts filling the private room. The lights were turned on, revealing the scene inside. The group of drug addicts sat on the sofa, their faces blank, still caught up in their excitement. Several were still shaking their heads and bobbing vigorously, while packets of leftover ecstasy and ketamine lay scattered on the table.
There were thirteen men and women in total, but few were still conscious. Among them was a woman I knew well—the fallen Fangfang. The storm began at that moment.
J.C. took Fangfang and her group away. After a thorough interrogation, J.C. obtained all the materials he wanted.
The office of the director of the Municipal Public Security Bureau. Chang Haitao, who had been the director of the bureau and deputy mayor for just over a year, was reading the documents in his hands. His face was very solemn, and the captain of the Municipal Criminal Investigation Brigade and several of his subordinates also sat there with grim expressions.
"It's 'Gold Coast' again. Their case files are piled up on my desk. Are your materials accurate? Those people got their drugs from 'Gold Coast'." After reviewing the materials in his hand, Director Chang asked the criminal investigation captain sitting opposite him with a stern expression.
“Exactly. The information is absolutely reliable. This is the case file for all personnel of the ‘Gold Coast’ and all those connected to them. We have been tracking them for a long time.” The detective captain answered firmly as he handed the thick case file to the chief.
The bureau chief cautiously accepted the case file, his brow furrowing as he read it. Li Zhi, Da Mao, Cao Gang, Da Qing—everyone from 'Gold Coast' was listed. Incredibly, even my photo and information were included, though I was categorized among those connected to them, not as a principal offender.
"Good! You've done a very thorough job, excellent! We can't let a single one slip by this time. Hopefully, no word has leaked out!" the bureau chief said with satisfaction after reviewing the report.
"No. Only a few of us know about this," the captain nodded in reply.
"Those scumbags from the 'Gold Coast' are here. We're having a meeting at 4 PM. No team member is allowed to leave the building. All officers are working overtime. Tonight's operation is crucial; we must catch them red-handed. None of these ringleaders can escape. Did you assign anyone to monitor them? Make sure not to alert them. Keep an eye on them and arrest them together tonight. Also, don't mention tonight's operation to anyone. Do you understand what I mean? We must crush them this time." The chief, his brow furrowed and his expression serious, gave these orders to the detectives opposite him.
"I've had people monitoring them 24/7 for a while now. None of them will escape. Don't worry, Chief," the detective captain said confidently. The captain and his team members all wore expressions of excitement; for them, this moment had finally arrived.
“Good. We’ve been waiting for this operation for almost a year, and now we finally have the opportunity to punish these scumbags. Have we collected all the evidence against them?” The chief asked with a relieved smile, but still with some unease.
"It's all in the case file I gave you. These people are involved in several murder cases, and we've investigated them in great detail," the criminal investigation captain said confidently.
"Good, good, good. You all know these people have very strong backing, so this operation must succeed, and no one can escape. This operation is related to whether we can take down this criminal gang led by Li Zhi and Tian Lichun, and also to whether we can eradicate their protectors and remove the cancer that is hindering the development of our city. You understand its importance." The director's face remained serious, and his tone remained heavy.
"We understand, we've been waiting for this day for a long time. We guarantee that none of them will escape." Encouraged by the bureau chief, the criminal police officers answered with firm expressions.
All day long, a tense atmosphere permeated the city police station building. Every officer sensed something was different today, but no one knew exactly what it was. Apart from a few people who had been in the chief's office that morning, even the deputy chiefs were kept in the dark, completely clueless. An atmosphere of impending doom filled the entire city police station building.
At night, in the brightly lit city police station building, all the officers were kept there under the pretext of working overtime. Although the officers did not know why, they knew in their hearts that a big operation was going to happen tonight.
In the director's office, the deputy directors, who had just received details of tonight's operation, stared at their director with expressions of horror. Such a large-scale operation had been carried out without a single prior warning; each director was secretly plotting their own schemes.
Around 7 PM, all the police officers knew the details of tonight's operation. Their expressions upon receiving the news were the same as those of the deputy chiefs—only panic and surprise. Tonight's operation was likely the largest in the city's history, because just moments before, fully armed police had arrived at the city police station. Five vehicles full of armed police, totaling over a hundred people. If the officers inside the building were included, the operation would involve no fewer than three hundred people.
"Has the operation been reported to higher authorities? Does the provincial department know about it?" In the director's office, a deputy director asked the director nervously. He was already covered in sweat.
"This operation is a surprise attack; what we need is time. I will give an update after the operation is completed," the director replied expressionlessly.
“That means you didn’t report it. What you did is a violation of discipline. You will be held responsible,” the deputy director said in a slightly hoarse voice, his face flushed.
"I will take full responsibility for all the consequences," the bureau chief replied succinctly, his gaze toward the deputy bureau chief filled with disdain.
"I disagree with tonight's actions. I'm going to report what you did tonight to the provincial department and the People's Congress." The deputy director had reached a point of hysteria.
"Suit yourself. But tonight's operation is not canceled, and no one is allowed to leave the building before the operation begins," the chief said coldly.
Big Cat's disco is at its busiest at this moment. The disco is still as lively and exciting as ever, and everyone is immersed in the madness. They are completely unprepared for the impending disaster.
Outside the building where Big Cat lived, the number of people monitoring the entrance had increased from two to four since morning, and they were frequently seen entering the building to check on things. Big Cat's every move was now under the police's surveillance.
Everything happened so coincidentally. These past few days, Da Mao had been feeling depressed, with a constant sense of unease. So, the day before yesterday, he didn't stay in his rented room. He went to Cao Gang's place before dawn and stayed there. Since there were only two police officers monitoring him, and it was the morning when people are usually sleepy, the police didn't notice Da Mao's departure. Da Mao simply disappeared right under their noses, while the police still assumed he was still in the room.
The operation finally began. Just when the disco was at its most heated and reckless, nearly twenty police cars rushed in from all directions.
The disco was completely surrounded. Armed police stormed in like tigers descending from the mountain, instantly taking control of everyone inside. More than two hundred people completely surrounded the disco, ensuring that not even a fly could escape.
All security guards and service personnel in Daqing and the disco were taken into custody. More than 40 men and women were caught using drugs in the disco, and a large quantity of ecstasy and ketamine, as well as two double-barreled shotguns, were seized.
The police ransacked the nightclub, thoroughly inspecting every corner. It's fair to say the police made a huge haul this time; with such overwhelming evidence, even ten nightclubs would be finished. Even if your father was a national leader, you're still finished.
At the same time, a dozen armed police officers were tensely preparing to apprehend Big Cat in front of his house. To their disappointment, the officers rushed inside but found no trace of him, giving Big Cat ample time to react.
Nearly a hundred police officers stormed into Li Zhi's "Golden Coast" compound, not only exposing and arresting those involved in prostitution, but also capturing Li Zhi himself.
At that moment, I was unaware of the enormous changes that had occurred, and I continued to stroll leisurely along the street. But to be honest, I was in a bad mood, constantly feeling depressed, and that ominous premonition made me panic.
It was already past midnight when J.C.'s raid finally came to an end. The disco remained sealed off, and the drug addicts and Daqing and his group had already been taken away.
In 'Gold Coast,' Li Zhi was taken to the city police building and placed under tight surveillance. His home was currently being searched by a team of police officers. Li Zhi had lost his former arrogance; clearly, he knew his end had come. Meanwhile, Big Cat remained at Cao Gang's house, completely unaware of what was happening.
The police issued an arrest warrant immediately after failing to capture Big Cat. Big Cat was listed as a dangerous individual, and the police were conducting a city-wide manhunt. Catching Big Cat was only a matter of time, but everyone knew that anything terrible could happen before he was caught; everyone knew Big Cat was a true outlaw.
The operation was essentially over, and news began to circulate widely. Soon, the news was no longer classified, and all relevant personnel, including Wu Xiaoxia, received it immediately.
When Wu Xiaoxia received the news, it was already midnight, and she was actually asleep at that time.
When Wu Xiaoxia heard the news, a look of panic and despair appeared on her face, a look of utter hopelessness. But soon she slowly regained her composure, sitting there quietly like a stone statue, seemingly normal except for her vacant gaze.
At this moment, her heart was in turmoil, and her mind was racing with countless thoughts. You have to admit that she was a calm woman; she didn't show the panic that other women often display in the face of adversity. She was considering all the possible consequences for herself, and she was trying her best to find a way to protect herself.
After a moment of contemplation, Wu Xiaoxia began her phone calls, and all the connections she could muster came into play once again. It was clear that the person on the other end of the line was just as panicked and helpless as she was; they desperately needed to unite, for only by working together could they protect themselves.
This night was destined to be a sleepless one, a night destined to be recorded in the annals of history.

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