Everything went relatively smoothly for Jiang Jianian, but Ye Zhiwei encountered a small problem.

Ye Qingcheng's complexion gradually improved. Ye Zhiwei inquired about Ye Qingcheng's latest condition from the doctor. She wondered if it was the effect of Jiang Jianian's chip treatment or the hospital's chemotherapy that had slowed the spread of the diseased cells in Ye Qingcheng's body. Ye Zhiwei also learned that Ye Qingcheng's leukemia was difficult to cure with chemotherapy alone, and the most hopeful cure was a bone marrow transplant. Ye Qingcheng had previously submitted his blood to the bone marrow registry to await a suitable bone marrow transplant, but so far no matching bone marrow had been found.

Because Ye Qingcheng refused to let Ye Zhiwei know about this, Ye Zhiwei had not undergone bone marrow matching with Ye Qingcheng before. Now that Ye Zhiwei knows, the hospital can make arrangements accordingly, as the success rate of bone marrow matching between relatives is much higher.

Ye Zhiwei immediately agreed and, following the hospital's instructions, had the doctor take a five-milliliter blood sample for testing.

After her blood sample was taken and she returned to the hospital, she discovered that the girl whose father had been mistaken for Ye Qingcheng and died in a traffic accident was actually standing at the door, ready to go in.

Ye Zhiwei was taken aback for a moment, then immediately stepped forward and asked, "Hello, may I ask you...?"

The girl knew Ye Zhiwei and had a deep impression of her. She immediately said, "I don't know if you recognize me. My name is Bei Anna. We met once at the police station last time. Because my father was wearing Mr. Ye's coat, the police mistook him for the daughter of the victim in the accident that your father notified you about. Do you remember me?"

"I do remember it."

"Miss Ye, only you can help me now, please help me!" The girl's tears suddenly fell down. She was really desperate. After that misunderstanding, the public security organs began to investigate the case. The person had been arrested, but it was unclear whether the other party had contacted a lawyer or what the lawyer had told him. He insisted that he had killed the person on the first hit.

The girl didn't understand the legal regulations, but she heard the police mention that if someone was killed in a hit-and-run accident on their first offense, the other party's final punishment would be much lighter. They simply didn't have the money to hire someone to handle the matter for them.

Through the girl's intermittent explanation, Ye Zhiwei understood that the driver was now insisting that he had killed Beanna's father in the accident, and that he had only hit him a second and third time because he was panicked and afraid of having to pay very high medical expenses. Although the other party had already died the first time, he did it as a precaution.

The video footage retrieved by the police only showed, due to the angle, that the driver hit the person who was lying on the ground again after the first collision, but it was impossible to determine which collision caused the victim's death.

If, according to the driver's intentions, the victim had already died in the first accident, then this accident would at most be considered a hit-and-run. However, if the victim did not die in the first accident, and the driver intentionally caused the victim's death by making a second or third impact, then these actions would meet the elements of intentional homicide, and the driver would be punished for both traffic accident and intentional homicide.

The judgments in the two cases were completely different. The driver who caused the accident insisted in several interrogation records that the victim had died at the time of the first accident. The other party also hired a lawyer, who immediately retrieved the victim's medical records and communicated with the public security authorities, stating that the victim's physical condition was poor and it was indeed very likely that the suspect had died at the time of the first accident.

The mother was devastated when she learned that the driver who caused the accident might only be sentenced to three to seven years in prison. She immediately went to the police station and later inadvertently discovered that her youngest son had Ye Qingcheng's contact information. She then set her sights on Ye Qingcheng, hoping to use him to seek justice for her husband.

Anna took a deep breath and gripped the contact information tightly. "My mother is very emotionally unstable right now. She gets easily agitated. When she spoke to Mr. Ye after getting the conversation, she was very rude and said some unpleasant things. I really feel sorry for my mother. I am very grateful to Mr. Ye for not pursuing the matter and for giving me his contact information so I could come and find him. I have no other choice now. My mother is putting a lot of pressure on me, and my brother is always crying at home. We don't have any spare money to seek legal help. I'm asking what we can do, which is why I came to find you."

Ye Zhiwei took a deep breath and remained silent for a moment before saying, "My dad isn't in good health, and I don't want him to be troubled by these things. How about we find a place and you tell me the details?"

She could vaguely guess that her father cared about this matter to some extent. When he saw Beanna's father's body at the police station, he looked very serious because the whole family was shrouded in despair. The mother and daughter had also openly argued in the police station. Although Ye Qingcheng was somewhat worried, he was more concerned about his daughter, so he only gave the little boy his contact information for the time being.

If they can directly provide the hospital address so the girl can come over, then they won't just sit idly by.

The two arrived downstairs at the hospital, where Ye Zhiwei inquired further about the video, asking, "Have you seen the video?"

“I’ve seen it.” Anna clenched her hands tightly. She was somewhat timid in front of Ye Zhiwei, such a beautiful young lady, and kept her head down. Except for the emergency just now, she seemed to have recovered a little and was very nervous. She was completely different from the hysterical scene when she was arguing with her mother at the police station. She just said shyly and softly, “The surveillance footage couldn’t show the whole scene because of the angle. In addition, the other party has some connections, so they were able to access my father’s medical records at the hospital.”

Ye Zhiwei frowned. "How can the hospital give the medical records to the lawyer privately? It's still in the investigation stage. Lawyers generally can't directly interfere. Even if the lawyer needs to obtain evidence, it should be the public security organs that transfer the evidence to the procuratorate."

Anna didn't speak. She was somewhat timid. After hearing Ye Zhiwei's words, she cautiously glanced at Ye Zhiwei and asked softly, "Can you help us? I'm truly desperate and have no other choice but to ask for your help..."

"Don't worry, I will definitely help if I can." Ye Zhiwei also contacted a lawyer that the Ye family often liaises with and gave the lawyer's phone number to Beanna. "This is a lawyer who has always had close ties with our Ye family. I will explain the situation to him, and you can consult him about related issues later."

Bena accepted the note, looking at Ye Zhiwei with a sense of inferiority and sadness, and asked, "Then this money... we've already spent all our savings on treating Father's illness, and we still owe a large sum of money. We might not be able to afford the lawyer's consultation fees."

"I've already contacted them, and you don't need to pay any of this money," Ye Zhiwei replied gently to the girl in front of her who could have gone to university but had to drop out and was forced to enter society at a young age.

Even while she was seeking help here, her mother called soon after. Unable to find the girl, she lashed out at her directly. The pain of losing her husband and the suffocating pressure of life caused her to vent all her anger on her daughter. Because of the poor quality of the phone, the woman's voice was shrill, and Ye Zhiwei, who was standing to the side, could hear Bei Anna's mother scolding and getting angry.