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A-Hu refused, pushing Mong Si to the edge of the boat. "Get him up first!"
Mong Si was holding Tong Tong too tightly; if he didn't let go of Tong Tong's hand, Tong Tong would suffocate!
Thinking of this, A-Hu and A-Song, along with those who had jumped into the water to help, lifted Mong Si up.
Once a person falls into the water, they become heavy and difficult to lift. Mong Si was tall and muscular, his body sinking like a lump of iron. It took several people great effort to get him onto the boat.
A-Hu, worried about Tong Tong, quickly climbed onto the boat, took the towel handed to him, and hastily wiped his hair and neck, urging, "You guys hurry up and get his hands off."
A-Hu hadn't seen Tong Tong move; fearing something had happened to Tong Tong, he tossed the towel aside and stepped forward to help.
"Boss, his arms are so strong; if we try to pull them apart like this, we might break his arm."
"Breaking his arm is better than suffocating Tong Tong!"
Tong Tong was the apple of Zhu Junjie's eye. Although she wasn't very sensitive to pain, even a small injury would make Zhu Junjie feel distressed for a while.
From the bloodstains on her shoulder, it was clear she was injured badly.
She was just a child; if her injuries were severe, she would definitely feel pain.
After saying this, A-Hu was about to exert force when he remembered, "I recall that not long ago, I went to Wei Sheng's research institute and got some muscle relaxants."
"Those exist? I'll go get them!"
Upon hearing this, A-Song instantly remembered the backpack that A-Hu had taken when he left; the muscle relaxants were in there.
When leaving, A-Hu had been shouting about how it would be best to kidnap Tong Tong, as their combat power was off the charts, allowing him to test out these muscle relaxants and see if they were as powerful as the staff at the research institute claimed.
A-Song quickly entered the cabin, grabbed the backpack, and pulled out a syringe, applying it directly to Mong Si's arm.
The drug took effect quickly; the hand that had been tightly holding down Tong Tong's head slowly loosened.
"Wei Sheng's people are amazing! If I had known it worked this well, I would have taken more!"
As he spoke, A-Hu removed Mong Si's hand and lifted Tong Tong out of his embrace.
A-Song soon finished packing the backpack and thought to himself: Was that stuff really taken? They had just left the research facility when the bill came in; it seemed like Brother A-Hu was pretending not to see it.
"Tong Tong!"
A-Hu raised his hand to pat Tong Tong on the shoulder.
There was a patch of bright red on Tong Tong's shoulder; not knowing how badly she was hurt, A-Hu didn't dare touch her.
He wiped his hands on his body and gently touched Tong Tong's pale face, which was devoid of any color from the sea water. "Tong Tong, Tong Tong, wake up! I am your Uncle A-Hu!"
Tong Tong remained unconscious, and despite A-Hu calling her name several times, there was no response. Fortunately, the boat was not far from the shore, and soon it docked. A-Hu quickly carried Tong Tong off the boat.
Although some of the men knew a bit about medicine and could stitch up wounds for themselves, A-Hu was hesitant to let them treat Tong Tong. When the boat exploded, someone had already called for help and dialed emergency services.
There was a security room and a medical station near the dock. To be safe, a doctor had been waiting at the medical station for the boat to arrive. A-Hu hurriedly brought Tong Tong to the doctor in a white coat. "Doctor, please check her injuries!"
"We need to cut open her clothes to determine the exact injuries," the doctor replied. He used a flashlight and stethoscope to conduct a simple examination on Tong Tong, confirming that her breathing and heartbeat were relatively normal.
"Then what are you waiting for? Hurry up and cut!"
A-Hu felt an unsettling sensation; he thought that the bloodstains on Tong Tong's jacket seemed heavier, and the smell of blood had intensified. He was worried about her and urged the doctor.
"We need to find a flat area."
A-Hu had a commanding presence; when he bared his teeth in a grimace, it exuded an intimidating fierceness. With nearly twenty tall men surrounding him, the doctor felt nervous under A-Hu's shout, beads of cold sweat beginning to form on his forehead.
"Brother A-Hu, the ambulance has arrived," A-Song reminded him as he heard the sound of sirens approaching. At first, it was hard to make out, but soon it became clearer.
A-Hu exclaimed with joy, "We don't need you anymore! A-Song, go drive!"
The ambulance had doctors who would attend to Tong Tong and then take her to the hospital. To save time, they drove towards the ambulance and quickly loaded Tong Tong onto it. As for the unconscious Mong Si, A-Hu and his group followed the ambulance in their vehicle to the hospital.
With social media platforms thriving today, even incidents in remote areas can be recorded and shared online. Not to mention something as significant as an explosion at Hai City’s dock; news of the explosion quickly spread across the internet.
Hai City had always maintained good public safety; an explosion like this piqued everyone's curiosity, leading many to leave comments asking about the cause of the blast.
The news quickly became Trending. Zhu Junjie and Song Lan were highly sensitive to any developments in Hai City due to Tong Tong's kidnapping. As soon as they saw the news, they began to suspect that something had happened to Tong Tong.
When the Trending notifications came through, they quickly opened them to check. The initial videos were all taken from a distance, showing only the aftermath of the explosion on the ship. They did not see anyone in the footage until later videos about the explosion started appearing on short video platforms.
Song Lan was not very familiar with A-Hu; she rarely met with his subordinates. Zhu Junjie, on the other hand, had a decent relationship with A-Hu and could recognize some of his people even if he couldn't name them. He quickly spotted a few familiar faces in the video, and his heart sank. "A-Hu's people are at the dock."
Following A-Hu's advice, Song Lan stayed at home waiting for a call from the kidnapper. However, as time passed, they received neither a phone call nor even a threatening text message.
Zhu Junjie grew increasingly anxious, unable to sit still. He called A-Hu multiple times to inquire about any progress. At first, A-Hu spoke kindly to Zhu Junjie, but as Zhu continued to ask, A-Hu became somewhat impatient. "Manager Zhu, if you treat me like a mule, at least give me some time to think! Although I'm not good at thinking, I still need that step."
Zhu Junjie realized he was being too anxious and could only say, "Thank you for your hard work." He wanted to go out searching but was stopped by Song Lan. She believed in Yan Wen's abilities. After Tong Tong was taken, they analyzed the situation and concluded that these kidnappers aimed to threaten either Zhu Junjie or Song Lan.
They needed to wait for the kidnapper's call; the police had advanced equipment that could accurately locate the kidnapper's position as soon as they received a call. This would greatly assist A-Hu's team.
For now, they were working together in their respective roles, and all they could do was wait. Zhu Junjie knew that Song Lan was calmer than he was.
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