After learning about Mo Qing's physical condition, everyone came together in a very considerate manner. A few representatives went into the ward, said a few words, and then came out. The others only asked a few questions through Mo Bao'er from outside.
The rain kept falling, but Mo Qing really couldn't lie there any longer. Military personnel came to see him and asked him some questions, which he answered in detail.
The other person listened to his answer and calmly recorded it, showing no inclination to delve into the details or seek to know everything, which made Mo Qing feel somewhat uncertain.
Back home, after a check-up by the family doctor, and lying back in her bed, Mo Qing couldn't wait to ask, "How's the investigation into Li Ke's background going? Have you found anything with Li Zhenzhen and her family?"
Mo Shuzu and Mo Bao'er both had somewhat ambiguous expressions. Finally, Mo Bao'er spoke up: "The people we arranged subtly inquired about Li Ke's existence. Li Zhenzhen's husband has some memory problems now and can't say for sure what Li Ke's birthday is. In the years he lived in their house, Li Ke never celebrated her birthday. As for Li Zhenzhen, Chen Jiaojiao, and Chen Ziyue, all three of them are very wary and have kept silent about Li Ke."
Mo Qing looked at Mo Bao'er's face and said, "Don't beat around the bush. Just tell me what you found out. I can accept it."
Mo Bao'er glanced at Uncle Mo before saying, "In the end, we used a bribe to get Li Ke's birth date from Chen Ziyue. According to our calculations, she was born two months after Li Zhenzhen broke up with you, so it shouldn't have anything to do with our Mo family."
Hearing this, Mo Qing felt a little empty inside. He recalled the journey Li Ke had carried him through wind and rain. Although nothing was confirmed yet, Mo Qing inexplicably felt that this was his child, his most awkward child.
Thinking of this, Mo Qing spoke again: "Go and invite them over, I want to ask them more questions."
Uncle Mo and Mo Bao'er, one sitting and one standing, did not make any move upon hearing Mo Qing's words.
Mo Qing frowned: "Is there something else you haven't told me?"
Mo Bao'er sighed helplessly: "He was taken away by the military a few days ago and hasn't returned yet."
Upon hearing this, Mo Qing gripped the bedsheet tightly, wanting to ask his daughter why she hadn't told him before, but ultimately gave up: "Send someone to inquire about the situation and ask when they'll release our people?"
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