Chapter 183: Is It Really K? The Clue Provided by Fang Yuwei

Fang Yuwei’s choked, fragmented words left Lan Jing, sitting beside her, momentarily stunned. Meanwhile, Lin Tian and Huang Qiang, sitting in the corner, both narrowed their eyes at the same time, their gazes flickering with a sharp, discerning light.

Because in Fang Yuwei’s words, they had both keenly captured one key point.

That was… the boss?

She knew who the boss of “Bomber” was?

From the current information and messages they had, the only person who could be the boss of “Bomber” was clearly the leader of this drug trafficking organization—K.

Additionally, from the previous interrogation of Li Bin, who had attempted murder, they had already obtained a crucial piece of information: the true behind-the-scenes owner of Guangming Hospital was none other than K.

Combining these two pieces of information, it seemed to suggest that Fang Yuwei must have seen K in person before, which allowed her to make that statement to exchange for the most important thing she wanted to know in her current emotional state.

At the same time, it confirmed one thing.

Just as Su Ming had judged earlier, although “Bomber” had deliberately concealed things, Fang Yuwei, as the younger sister, had still uncovered the fact that her brother had joined the drug trafficking organization, based on various details and other means.

Although it was unclear exactly how much inside information or intelligence Fang Yuwei knew, this was undoubtedly a breakthrough. Especially the statement she made earlier, that she knew who the boss of “Bomber” was, which could very well help uncover K’s true identity.

…

At this moment.

Lan Jing glanced at Lin Tian and Huang Qiang in the corner, already aware of their eagerness to know K’s true identity. She then took a moment to think carefully and spoke slowly.

“Your brother… he…”

At this point, Lan Jing, who originally intended to slightly conceal the cause of “Bomber’s” death, suddenly saw the tears in Fang Yuwei’s eyes. Beneath them, there was a deep strength far beyond her age.

Though her body trembled more intensely upon hearing the news of her brother’s death, she didn’t break down crying. Instead, she immediately asked if her brother had suffered during the final moments of his life.

It seemed that Fang Yuwei’s mental state wasn’t immature at all. Once she realized her brother had joined the drug trafficking organization, perhaps she had already anticipated this day. But she felt powerless to change anything. Although she was inexperienced, Fang Yuwei was clear that once someone joined such an organization, they could never escape.

Even if she refused further treatment and no longer needed “Bomber” to pay for her expensive medical bills, it wouldn’t matter. It was like a journey to the Yellow Springs, where you could only keep moving forward, never able to turn back, until you faced the judgment of the King of Hell.

So, Fang Yuwei could only cooperate fully. As long as she could fully recover, her brother’s sacrifices would have the most valuable return.

At the same time, she wouldn’t mention these matters. Since she couldn’t change anything, she pretended to know nothing, not letting her brother or anyone else in the drug trafficking organization know.

It was because she knew the inside story that, when she saw Li Bin attempt to poison her, she immediately thought something must have happened to her brother. Otherwise, Li Bin, who had always been polite to her, wouldn’t have dared to do such a thing.

Although Fang Yuwei was guilty of knowing about the crime and not reporting it, she really couldn’t blame herself. Not only was she a minor, but her relationship with her brother made it impossible for her to report him. Moreover, she was seriously ill, and even if the case went to court, it wouldn’t result in much punishment for her.

After quickly analyzing all the events in her mind, Lan Jing, being a psychology Ph.D., immediately judged that there was no need to hide the real cause of “Bomber’s” death. Fang Yuwei was clearly much stronger than Lan Jing had imagined. She then spoke sincerely and seriously.

“Your brother, his code name in the drug trafficking organization was ‘Bomber.’ Five years ago, he was involved in a bombing case that shocked the country, resulting in the deaths of eight elderly people.”

“Perhaps you already know this, but I still have to mention it.”

“Then, just recently, earlier tonight, around six hours ago, your brother received an order from the leader of this drug trafficking organization, who we will temporarily call K.”

“K instructed your brother to eliminate a member of the organization that we had successfully captured, to ensure they would never speak again.”

“So, in front of everyone, your brother committed the heinous act of assaulting a police officer, and ultimately died from a car crash due to the violent collision.”

At this moment.

Fang Yuwei fell silent, her eyes becoming dim, a tear involuntarily sliding down her cheek before she quickly wiped it away with the back of her hand.

Lan Jing, observing Fang Yuwei’s state, silently nodded in her mind and continued asking.

“When we pulled your brother out of the wrecked car, he had already lost all signs of life, and there was no need for resuscitation.”

“As for whether he suffered, I can’t be sure, but he still looked the same as he did in your memory.”

“At the same time, I am certain that the person he cared about the most was you. Even in the moments before he assaulted the police officer, he still wanted to say his final goodbye to you.”

“Lastly, in order to ensure your safety, you’ll remain at the police station for now.”

“Once this series of cases is completely resolved, we’ll return your brother’s body to you for burial.”

“Now, do you have any questions about your brother?”

Hearing this, Fang Yuwei clenched her fists tightly, then released them. She lifted her head, as if using all her strength, and gave Lan Jing a pale smile. She gently shook her head and said,

“No… no more questions, Police Sister, thank you… thank you so much, really thank you, for telling me the truth.”

“Now I know what the last part of my brother’s journey was like, and it gives me the courage to keep going, carrying his hopes and the love that will never disappear.”

“Now, I am willing to tell you everything I know, until that person is completely caught.”

At this moment, Fang Yuwei hid all the sadness in her heart, tightly furrowed her brows as if trying to recall past memories, and spoke softly.

“It was probably five years ago.”

“I only saw my brother’s so-called boss once, and there’s one thing in my memory that stands out.”

“My brother’s boss seemed to really like cigars. When he came to the hospital room to see me with my brother, he would always specifically smoke cigars by the window in the room…”