Chapter 227 A False Alarm

Jiang Yuan was originally scheduled to be discharged from the hospital in three days, but on the afternoon before her discharge, the bodyguard standing guard at the door discovered that the person in the ward was missing.

He had clearly just gone out to get a takeaway for Jiang Yuan, but in the blink of an eye, he seemed to have evaporated into thin air. He searched every ward in the corridor one by one, and then searched the entire inpatient area up and down several floors, but there was no sign of him.

The bodyguard's legs went weak, perhaps from running or being scared, and he frantically called Zhou Zhi to report.

There were more than 30 people in the conference room. The content of this meeting was to discuss how to integrate the subsequent businesses of the two companies after the acquisition. It can be said to be the most important meeting after the merger.

Participating in the meeting were all senior executives of Dongjin, as well as important department heads and key employees of MR Company.

Zhou Zhi was standing at the door of the conference room and saw Yin Dong, who was sitting in the main seat and speaking. He was holding a mobile phone in his hand and pacing back and forth.

Yin Dong was talking to everyone while glancing at him. When he got to a certain key point, he suddenly stood up from his seat. Everyone in the conference room was stunned, watching him stride to the door, open the glass door of the conference room, and walk out.

Zhou Zhi looked up and met Yin Dong's cold gaze. "What happened?"

Zhou Zhi had no choice but to report the truth.

Yin Dong's face was frighteningly gloomy. As he walked out, he dialed Jiang Yuan's number.

There was a long beep on the phone and no one answered.

Behind him, Zhou Zhi turned around and announced "adjournment" to everyone in the conference room, then followed with anxious steps.

Yin Dong had already entered the elevator. He ordered Zhou Zhi, who had caught up with him, "Go to the hospital and check the hospital's surveillance cameras, as well as all the surveillance cameras at the intersections near the hospital."

Zhou Zhi responded immediately. Seeing Yin Dong's face turn pale, he couldn't help but persuade him, "Don't worry too much. Maybe Miss Jiang just wants to go out and relax."

As soon as he finished speaking, he received a sharp, gloomy and terrifying look. He felt a chill on his back and immediately shut his mouth.

The phone that had been pressed against Yin Dong's ear kept emitting a monotonous and continuous notification tone, which indicated that no one was answering the call. Each tone trod on his sensitive nerves that were on the verge of breaking.

The elevator went directly to the underground parking lot. There was no time to notify the driver. Zhou Zhi originally wanted to go to the driver's seat to drive, but Yin Dong pushed him, so he had to go around the front of the car and sit in the passenger seat.

As the car door was barely closed, the engine emitted a sharp and piercing roar, and the Rolls-Royce sped away in the quiet and empty underground parking lot.

On the way, Zhou Zhi called Jiang Yuan's attending physician at the hospital. The phone rang three times before being connected. The doctor's voice was amplified in the car through the hands-free mode. "Jiang Yuan was discharged half an hour ago."

Zhou Zhi glanced at Yin Dong, then asked, "Doctor Li, isn't tomorrow the scheduled discharge date?"

Doctor Li: "It was her own request. Her condition meets the discharge criteria."

After hanging up the phone and slowing down the car, Yin Dong took out his cell phone and called Jiang Yuan.

The phone continued to ring several times, but just before he was about to hang up, a familiar female voice came from it, "Aren't you in a meeting? What's wrong?"

There was a quick brake sound and the Rolls-Royce stopped in the middle of the road.

Zhou Zhi sat silently beside him, and suddenly his breath got stuck in his throat.

He couldn't hear what Jiang Yuan said on the phone, but by observing Yin Dong's expression, he realized that he was probably fine.