The nurse angrily pointed at Chen's mother, "You clearly lost your child, but you're trying to pin the blame on the hospital. Fine, then call the police."
“You can’t just throw mud at the hospital with your mouth. There are people in the ward who can testify that you didn’t bring the child back. As for where the child went, the law enforcement agencies will naturally investigate and find out the truth.”
The nurse thought that if she said that the police were calling, Chen's mother would be scared, but to her surprise, she continued to lie there and cry, showing no fear whatsoever.
Go ahead and report it. Nobody saw it anyway. The child is too young to speak. Once the child is sold, there will be no evidence.
Mr. Hong understood why the nurse was angry; it was because of a matter of responsibility. He asked:
"Nurse, could you tell me what happened? I believe the hospital is a good institution that serves the people. The most important thing now is to clarify the situation and find the child."
Hong Xing and her son looked nervously at the nurse, waiting for the real answer.
This shows that the Hong family did not completely believe Chen's mother's words and actions.
Understanding the family's feelings, the nurse suppressed her anger and recounted in detail the process of personally handing the baby to Chen's mother at the delivery room door and escorting the mother back to her ward.
“When I took Comrade Chen Juan back to her ward, I saw her sitting on the bed crying. As soon as I saw Chen Juan, she said that her child was missing and that she had been looking for a long time but could not find it.”
"And everyone else in the ward can testify that she did not bring the child back, and the soup was not spilled because she was scared of losing the child; she fell to the ground on her own."
"You're lying, they're framing me. I really did bring the baby back. There was no one in the ward at that time, not a single person."
Chen's mother roared, pointing at her pregnant mother-in-law who had just spoken, "Tell me, we have no grudge against each other, why are you slandering me? Aren't you afraid that your daughter-in-law will give birth without an anus?"
The pregnant woman's mother-in-law laughed in anger, and her arrogance escalated.
"You know we have no grudge against each other, so why are you slandering me and you?"
"We've only met by chance. My wife has only been in this ward for a day. We don't even know each other. What good would it do me to slander you?"
"Besides, my wife fell and threatened miscarriage before coming to the hospital for treatment. The doctors have instructed her to stay in bed. How could I possibly take her out?"
"Is it wrong for me to tell the truth? There are all kinds of birds in a big forest. I must report to the police. I have done nothing wrong and I am not afraid of being bitten by mad dogs."
The other pregnant woman's mother-in-law also spoke up in a chilling tone.
“My daughter-in-law is also here for pregnancy preservation; it’s all recorded in her medical records. Who would go out and go through all that trouble in this freezing weather?”
"Besides, can you think before you speak? Even if you say it was a coincidence that all four of us were out when you brought the baby back, were we also out when you staged the scene of spilling soup on the ground?"
"Then tell me, how long was the time between when you came back with the baby and when you came back with the soup?"
"Why has it been such a coincidence that the four of us have been staying outside all this time, just as you wished?"
Even if doctors don't require pregnant women to stay in bed, without any examinations, what fool would wander outside in the freezing cold?
Chen's mother's explanation is completely untenable.
Chen's mother herself knew it was too much of a coincidence, but that was the truth; there was no one in the ward when she did it.
"How would I know why you were outside? The fact is you weren't in the house. I'm heartbroken that my grandson is missing. What right do you have to slander me with baseless accusations?"
At this moment, the hospital director arrived, followed by security personnel, and He Chaoyang and Old Tao were also in the group.
He Chaoyang had already spoken with Old Tao, and the two of them quietly glanced into the closed ward next door, deciding to watch the show with their arms crossed.
Let her break the drama that the kidnapper directed and acted in herself. Just wait a little longer, it should be soon.
Chen's mother, the nurse, the pregnant woman in the ward, and her family all gave conflicting accounts. The more Chen's mother spoke, the more inconsistencies she seemed to have, while the nurse's words and those of the other two pregnant women and their mothers-in-law could be connected.
To be able to sit in the dean's position, one's vision must be exceptional. There's a big difference between an actor and someone who speaks the truth.
Not to mention that He Chaoyang had explained Chen's mother's vicious plan to him before he came.
He glanced at his watch, then looked at the two onlookers next to him, and thought to himself: Hey, can you say something?
Squeak.
The door next door opened, and a little boy ran out, saying, "Grandpa, Great-Grandpa, here are some melon seeds for you."
Each child was given a small handful of sunflower seeds, and then the little one ran off again, closing the door and cutting off all sight once more.
He Chaoyang and Tao Lao opened their hands and smiled.
It's all sunflower seed kernels! My sweet baby is so thoughtful.
The patriarch, peeling the sunflower seeds, said: "That's all my credit, mine."
The dean was extremely envious; he also really wanted to eat sunflower seeds and watch the show.
"Alright, this concerns a child, so we can't just hastily assign blame. I've already sent security personnel to search for the child at the hospital and reported it to the police. Let's wait for them to find out the truth."
"We'll see who's responsible later. I just hope that whoever it is, if they have any conscience at all, they won't waste time. Finding the child is the most important thing."
He said this while looking at Chen's mother, who was startled and quickly lowered her head.
Whether it's out of guilt or something else doesn't matter; all that matters now is waiting.
The Hong family was worried but there was nothing they could do; they had no choice but to accept it.
*
Ugly carried the baby, whose little face was purple from the cold, back home. She used her superpower to warm the baby's body. The baby had been through so much right after birth and hadn't even had a sip of milk. It was so pitiful.
According to the man who abducted the child, he was not the child's biological grandfather. Because he was unable to have children, his wife did not mind and abducted a daughter from another place to raise.
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