Xia Feng’s status was incredibly high. Zheng Ming, as one of the insiders, knew Xia Feng’s importance all too well.
When Elder Huang and Elder Li had visited, Zheng Ming had the good fortune to accompany them to Xia Feng’s villa. From that moment on, Xia Feng had become one of the people Zheng Ming respected and admired the most.
Therefore, as soon as Xia Feng’s call came in, Zheng Ming immediately told him to give his orders.
Being able to help Xia Feng was his honor.
“I’m at the parking lot of Shanghai People’s Hospital. Come over,” Xia Feng said, not elaborating on the reason, simply asking Zheng Ming to come.
Upon hearing this, Zheng Ming dared not ask further and simply nodded in agreement, “Alright, I’ll be right there.”
Zheng Ming didn’t need to know the specifics; he simply needed to execute what Xia Feng instructed.
The call between the two lasted less than a minute, with Xia Feng hanging up after just a couple of sentences.
Seeing that Xia Feng was actively making calls, Zhao Jinhua chuckled, “Oh, are you planning to find someone?”
Xia Feng couldn’t be bothered to respond to Zhao Jinhua. What was the point of talking to someone so self-important?
Feeling foolish for being ignored, Zhao Jinhua pulled his friends aside to boast, mentioning how he would soon make Xia Feng kneel and apologize.
Time flies when boasting. Before long, two police cars arrived.
Zhou Neng personally led the team. After all, Zhao Hu had called, and he had to show some respect.
Furthermore, Zhao Hu’s father was the Vice President of Shanghai People’s Hospital. In any case, Zhou Neng felt he might need people like them in the future.
Now that someone was asking for his help, if he wasn’t proactive, how could he ask for help from others later?
Moreover, Zhou Neng felt this was just a formality. Assault was a clear offense once injuries were assessed. He felt he was getting a great deal by handling this seemingly straightforward case.
As Zhou Neng stepped out of the car, Zhao Jinhua quickly went to greet him.
“Uncle Zhou, I didn’t expect you to come personally,” Zhao Jinhua said, feigning excitement and enthusiasm.
This was Zhou Neng’s moment to shine and show off.
As he finished speaking, he looked triumphantly at Yun Yan, as if showing off. However, Yun Yan didn’t even glance his way.
Yun Yan’s eyes were solely on Xia Feng; she wouldn’t pay attention to anyone else.
Zhou Neng looked at Zhao Jinhua and said politely, “Jinhua, are you alright? Your father was extremely worried. Don’t push yourself; get treated if you’re injured.”
“Uncle Zhou, I can hold on for a while longer. I won’t be at ease until the perpetrator is brought to justice,” Zhao Jinhua said, then looked at Xia Feng with a fierce gaze.
Remembering how Xia Feng had treated him like a dog, he felt it was his turn to be arrogant now.
“As long as you feel you’re fine, then let’s proceed with dealing with the assailant,” Zhou Neng nodded slightly, preparing to apprehend Xia Feng.
Only Zhou Neng and his two subordinates were present, along with Xia Feng, Yun Yan, and Luo Hanxiang.
However, following procedure, Zhou Neng asked, “Who is the assailant?”
Xia Feng’s situation was not yet determined, yet Zhou Neng repeatedly referred to him as the assailant, as if people without influence were inherently guilty.
This indeed proved the saying that rules were made by the powerful for the common folk.
When Zhou Neng inquired, Zhao Jinhua became animated.
He quickly pointed at Xia Feng and said,
“Uncle Zhou, it’s him, this kid right here. He injured me. Arrest him quickly.”
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