Chapter 110 The Moon Over the Past
When Xie Ning and Liu Yun arrived, the workshop was already a ruin. Many workers were injured, and three workers had died.
In this situation, even if you wanted to investigate, there would be no evidence left.
Xie Ning didn't consider herself a good detective; she believed the specifics of the case should be investigated by professionals. Therefore, upon seeing the people coming from the medical room, she went forward to help bandage them.
The person in charge of this area was an assistant she brought with her, named Wu Li, who was currently biting a cloth while Shen Quezhi treated her wounds.
The arm was deeply cut by shrapnel. Xie Ning took out a small roll of silver needles from his pocket. "I'll give you a few acupuncture needles to relieve the pain."
There wasn't much anesthetic left; it had all been allocated to the seriously wounded. So, there wasn't any left for Wu Li. She wouldn't be given priority just because of her high rank. Removing shrapnel without anesthesia was her own request, since such injuries are usually removed without anesthesia on the battlefield.
Why is she so delicate?
However, Shen Quezhi's medical skills were excellent, and the surgery was performed very quickly. Xie Ning nodded and turned to go out to give pain relief and bandages to other people.
After settling everyone in, Xie Ning finally had a chance to rest.
Three days passed before the investigation results came out. Although the workshop was in ruins, there were still quite a few workers left, and by examining them one by one, they were still able to find something.
Looking at the investigation report on the table, Xie Ning felt a vein throbbing on his forehead. "Who told them to shove people into the workshop like that?"
Is this an ordinary factory? Even if the wages are high, they can't just hire anyone! The factory has its own set of standards for selecting people. Xie Ning originally thought that with the cooperation of both parties, the practice of bribery and nepotism could be eliminated, but he didn't expect it to still occur at this critical moment!
Putting a clueless idiot into her workshop, where she only selects experienced workers, is bound to cause trouble!
At this moment, Director He was also cursing, "Zhou Yao! There's plenty of money to be made in the ordnance factory. I'll let you in, since your position is just a sinecure and not very useful. Others will just turn a blind eye. But have you lost your mind or what?"
You're trying to cram people into the workshop? Do you think you can just do that? If something goes wrong, a huge disaster will happen! Let me tell you, I can't handle this. You'd better watch yourself!
"No, brother-in-law, brother-in-law, please save me! I am..." He, he was just greedy for a little money, just arranging for a couple of workers. He used to do this all the time, not just him, everyone did it all the time, anyway, it's not a big deal.
Those who went in were all clever; they knew not to touch anything they weren't good at, and their main goal was to muddle through and get away with it.
These days, if you don't do it this way, where will you make money? You can't earn any money if you're honest!
"Someone! Take him away!" Factory Director He kicked the man over. He didn't mind sending one or two relatives in, but they had to behave themselves. They would always get something to eat. This brother-in-law wasn't clever; he was just stupid and clueless!
If he were to stay any longer, he might lose his position. During this time, he became Director He, and many people respected him. He didn't even need to embezzle public funds; the bribes from other military units were enough for him to become rich. As for whether he would do the job or not, of course he would, but he could simply delay the delivery time to get things done.
He won't let important matters get in the way.
Xu Ji led his men to drag Zhou Yao away, and even sighed rather insincerely, "Brother Zhou, you are too greedy."
Of course I have to be greedy. How else can I be his scapegoat?
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