Quick Transmigration: Targeted by the Boss - Ch. 13

Actually, ever since Su Qiao was very young, she had been taken by the old poison ghost to a remote place where no one ever went, to be used as a test subject for drugs. It wasn’t until she was eighteen that she killed the old poison ghost and escaped, so she never really had any concerns about relationships between men and women.

Later, Ah Hong, who had inhaled a mouthful of breath, wiped his face after a while.

Brothers, did you know something big had happened?

In fact, Lin Shen and Ah Hong were overthinking it. To Qin Mohan, Su Qiao now was just like the little white kitten he had kept as a child, both fierce and cute.

He had just found her interesting all of a sudden, so he wanted to keep her around for fun. Who knew when he might lose interest and toss her aside.

But for now, that moment seemed far off.

Seeing the person in his arms nestling against him without any resistance, Qin Mohan felt even more pleased.

So obedient, so well-behaved, and so special—just as he had thought when he first saw her.

He tightened his arms, pulling her closer.

He narrowed his eyes slightly.

So soft, with a faint pear blossom scent on her body.

It smelled really nice.

Qin Mohan suddenly felt very satisfied, and the restlessness that had built up over the past few days faded away considerably. He felt a rare sense of ease.

He adjusted her to a more comfortable position and gently coaxed, “Close your eyes and rest for a while.”

Su Qiao, who had been secretly observing the inside of the car, glanced up at him, stayed silent, but obediently closed her eyes slightly.

Soft, fragrant, obedient, and beautiful.

Qin Mohan grew even more fond of her, a trace of a smile flashing in his eyes. Then, inhaling the faint pear blossom scent from her, he closed his own eyes as well.

‘Xiao Si, is there any way to fool everyone and make the Qin family think that my leg is broken?’

She wasn’t worried this time, but she was afraid that Guo Xiaoyu might plan a second accident soon.

And she needed time to make some preparations.

[I can try hacking into the hospital’s system to alter the records.]

Hospitals were computerized now, even prescriptions were entered into the computer system, so it should be possible.

‘I’ll leave it to you then.’

After speaking, Su Qiao gradually calmed her mind.

To be honest, she was truly exhausted—not just physically, but mentally too, with an overwhelming sense of fatigue.

Su Qiao didn’t expect that she would actually be able to fall asleep.

Maybe it was because too much had happened today.

What she didn’t know was that a lot of things happened after she fell asleep.

Because of Qin Mohan’s sudden actions, when the ambulance arrived at the scene of the car accident, they found out that Su Qiao had already been taken away. A tall, thin doctor with the last name Li had a very unpleasant expression on his face.

It wasn’t until he returned to the hospital and checked Su Qiao’s medical records that his expression eased a bit.

He hurried back to his dormitory, pulled out his phone, and called the other party.

“She was already taken away when I got there, how can you blame me? Besides, that person had a comminuted fracture in her ankle, with severe dislocation and soft tissue injury. Even if she can stand up in the future, she’ll be a cripple. Isn’t that what you wanted? Aren’t you afraid that I’ll tell that woman named Su Qiao about this? Hello? Hello?”

The sound of the other party hanging up, the beeping sound, came from the phone.

Li Dongnan kicked the chair in front of him in anger, his face full of frustration:

“Damn it, if I knew who you were, I wouldn’t let this slide so easily.”

So unlucky—he thought it was a sure thing, but it turned out like this.

Thinking about the people who were always waiting outside his house, Li Dongnan ran a hand through his hair, feeling extremely irritated.

What he didn’t know was that the medical records he found had already been altered by 444.

And the news that <Su Qiao broke a leg in the car accident and might never be able to stand again> spread quickly, reaching certain people’s ears.