After the public opinion about Jiangjin People's Hospital fermented, Sun Aimin took advantage of the situation and sued the sisters Zhan Jinhua and Zhan Yinhua, as well as the old lady Qian who participated in the abuse of Sun Mian, in the name of him and his wife and Sun Mian.

Zhan Jinhua, currently serving her sentence in prison, is still counting the years until she can finally be released. She still doesn't understand the magnitude of the tragedy that has befallen her family.

Because no family members ever came to visit her in prison, she was still feeling frustrated and scolded her family for being cold-blooded and ungrateful, not realizing that her own home was gone.

As for the whereabouts of her three children, she had asked the prison guards many times, but they always gave her no clue. They had no obligation to help her look after those children.

Zhan Jinhua is most worried about her children. No matter how bad she is, she is still a mother.

Even a tiger doesn't eat its own cubs. Let's not comment on what kind of person she is, but she does care a lot about her three children.

Even though she had never raised the son she had exchanged with another family for a single day, she still felt uneasy.

The fact that she secretly visited the child many times was the best proof of her love for the child.

In fact, after Yuan Jie was pushed down the stairs by Sun Xiaohao and fell unconscious, Sun Xiaohao disappeared for a few days and stayed with Zhan Jinhua.

Zhan Jinhua looked at her son, whose facial features were very similar to hers, and liked him very much.

The child was raised by Sun Aimin and Yuan Jie and was plump, lively and cute, generous, confident and eloquent, which made Zhan Jinhua very satisfied.

In order to prevent the couple from discovering this huge secret, she reluctantly sent Sun Xiaohao back after repeatedly asking him to keep the details of their meeting confidential.

Unexpectedly, not long after this, the child found Luojiagou by himself, introduced himself, and was kept by the Qian family.

After Zhan Jinhua and Qian Jindou returned to Luojiagou, they were only happy that their child had returned home. Before they had time to spend more time with their child and learn more about the specific circumstances of their child's return home, the couple was taken away by the police and have completely lost their freedom since then.

She felt vaguely uneasy, but she kept trying to comfort herself. In the past, her family had always been good to her children. Even though she was now helpless, she believed her family would not treat them badly.

Compared with Zhan Jinhua's fickle behavior before the verdict came out, she is much more honest now. She only wants to behave well, strive for a reduced sentence, and go out to see her children earlier.

Unexpectedly, Zhan Jinhua, who was in such an urgent mood, received a new indictment.

The plaintiff's name, Zhan Jinhua, was very familiar to her. As soon as she saw the name, she knew what was going on.

She was wondering how her own son, Sun Xiaohao, could have gone back to Luojiagou on his own, while Qian Xiaoshu had mysteriously disappeared at the same time.

But how did they find out the whole story and how did they manage to return the two children to their original places without anyone noticing? Zhan Jinhua racked her brains but couldn't figure it out.

Originally, she was in the dark while the other party was in the open. She often secretly rejoiced that the couple treated her son like a precious child.

Now the two sides suddenly switched sides, which made Zhan Jinhua very difficult to accept.

Like her sister, Zhan Yinhua's life was not easy. She was involved in several child abduction cases, and the parties involved filed lawsuits against her, demanding a heavy sentence.

Regarding civil compensation, although the hospital paid the money in advance, they still clearly stated the amount that Zhan Yinhua needed to pay in the indictment. However, the compensation did not need to be transferred to the victim afterwards, but her debt was transferred to the hospital.

In six serious cases, another obstetrician and gynecologist, and three obstetrician and gynecologist nurses all pointed out that Zhan Yinhua was the leader, and even explained how Zhan Yinhua divided the spoils with them every time they participated in the crime.

From beginning to end, it was Zhan Yinhua who had direct contact with the intermediary. The others were only responsible for cooperating with Zhan Yinhua to complete the baby stealing and baby swapping and get kickbacks from Zhan Yinhua.

These nurses and doctors can get kickbacks ranging from one thousand to five thousand each time. As for how much Zhan Yinhua can get, no one else knows.

This involves new participants, namely the so-called "intermediaries".

Come to think of it, as a chief physician of a Grade A hospital, Zhan Yinhua would certainly not dare to blatantly tell everyone that she could carry out this "business". Buyers in need could only place orders through an intermediary trusted by Zhan Yinhua.

If the buyer contacts Zhan Yinhua directly, there will be a lot of hassle.

In addition to Zhan Yinhua knowing how to contact the middlemen, those buyers are also important breakthroughs.

In order to bring the middleman to justice as soon as possible, the victims sued the buyers separately and demanded civil compensation.

If buyers want to reduce or avoid penalties, they will inevitably give in and explain where they found the channels.

The police's investigation into the case is in full swing, and they are gathering more and more new evidence.

Zhan Yinhua was quite loyal and kept the information about the middleman secret. But if she didn't say it, someone else would.

Several buyers could not resist the threats and inducements and soon gave away the middlemen they had found.

They confessed that there were two middlemen. Based on the clues they had, the police quickly organized police forces to arrest the suspects and intensified the interrogation.

These two people may have heard the news that Zhan Yinhua was arrested, and they both unanimously put the main responsibility on Zhan Yinhua, wanting to reduce their own guilt and sentence them to fewer years.

Whether their "wish" can be realized is one thing, and pushing Zhan Yinhua to the forefront to take the blame is another.

This confirmed Zhan Yinhua's identity as the "organizer." However, the two middlemen weren't having an easy time either, as the victims jointly sued them both.

Several months later, the verdicts for the participants finally came down. Zhan Yinhua, the organizer, was sentenced to life imprisonment. The remaining medical staff and two middlemen received prison sentences ranging from eight to fifteen years.

Although some of them appealed the verdict, the original judgment was upheld in all cases.

As for Zhan Jinhua, in order to make her confess about Master Yiyuan, the police officers showed her the TV news and newspapers about the trial of the Zhan family, and described the current situation of the Zhan family in detail, which made Zhan Jinhua disheartened.

In order to gain leniency, Zhan Jinhua finally gave in and confessed everything she knew about Master Yiyuan.

In the end, Zhan Jinhua had three more years added to her original sentence for her involvement in the baby-swapping incident.