City’s Best Divine Doctor

Zhao Ruxue was pleasantly surprised and got ready to ask the technical team of the Criminal Investigation Division to analyze those images.

But Ye Qiu just took photos of them with his phone.

While Zhao Ruxue was busy there, Ye Qiu was getting ready to leave.

"Then I’ll head back first."

Ruxue was really busy right now and naturally didn’t have time for Ye Qiu.

Ye Qiu only left after pulling her into his arms and kissing her on the lips.

That little troublemaker.

Ye Qiu walked out, got in the car, drove away from the City Police Bureau, and then headed back to the Peach Blossom Source Villa Community.

When he got back to the villa, only Xiaomai was home.

Xiaomai thought Ye Qiu had gone to school and would definitely only be back in the afternoon, so she hadn’t expected him to return so soon.

"Ye Qiu, you’re not going to class?"

"I just went to the City Police Bureau."

As Xiaomai followed Ye Qiu upstairs, he sat down at the computer desk and started organizing the photos he’d just taken with his phone. Xiaomai had no idea what he was doing; she just stayed there and massaged his shoulders.

Ye Qiu needed to reconstruct these images one by one to see if he could pull out any suspicious faces.

From a little after nine in the morning all the way till noon, when Xiaomai went to make lunch, Ye Qiu finally let out a long breath. From those faces, he had already identified several suspicious people.

Of course, he still couldn’t be sure which one it was.

There were so many kindergartens in Jinling.

Ye Qiu planned to have Cai Yong mobilize the boys to keep an eye on them.

See if they could nab any of these suspicious people.

Right now, Jiangbei’s strength ranked first in Jiangnan; even though those other few outfits hadn’t been dealt with yet, compared to the Jiangbei Gang they weren’t even in the running anymore.

Ye Qiu sent the photos to Cai Yong and told him to order the boys to watch for these suspicious people near kindergartens.

If they spotted any, grab them immediately.

Once Cai Yong understood, although he had no idea what Ye Qiu was aiming at, he still followed Ye Qiu’s instructions.

Xiaomai came over and called Ye Qiu to eat.

After the two of them finished lunch, Ye Qiu went outside to feed the fish and Xiaomai sat beside him.

Around two in the afternoon, when Xiaomai went back to her room to rest, Ye Qiu still hadn’t heard anything from Cai Yong’s boys, which meant they hadn’t found anything yet.

Besides, Jinling had over ten million residents plus so many migrants; it really wasn’t easy, even with the target narrowed down to kindergartens.

And altogether, the kindergartens in Jinling probably numbered over a thousand.

Many urban villages had several kindergartens, not to mention the public ones; it really added up.

Ye Qiu stayed in his room playing games.

By about dinnertime, Cai Yong called and asked, "Brother Qiu, we actually found a few suspicious people."

Suspicious people.

The ones whose faces matched the photos Ye Qiu had sent him.

"What were they doing at the time?"

"They kept hovering near the kindergarten, no idea what they were up to. Once the boys spotted them and called me, we moved in fast and took them down. We’ve already brought them back. How do you want to handle it?"

"I suspect they’re connected to the missing children cases in Jinling. I’ll come take a look first."

After Cai Yong gave him the exact location.

Ye Qiu went over and quickly saw three men with out-of-town accents and two middle-aged women.

These men and women all looked very ordinary, didn’t really seem like the type to commit crimes.

But based on the faces Ye Qiu had reconstructed, and the sneaky crap they’d been up to, he was highly suspicious.

"Brother Qiu, it’s them."

"Are you trafficking children?"

Ye Qiu asked.

The five didn’t speak, like they had no idea what Ye Qiu was talking about.

"Since you’re not scared, or you refuse to talk, then it’s going to be a clean knife going in and a bloody knife coming out."

"I’ll talk, I’ll talk, I did it."

One of the men said.

Of the remaining three, aside from one middle-aged woman admitting it, the other two flatly denied ever doing that kind of thing—in other words, they weren’t involved.

Ye Qiu simply let those two go.

As for the young man who’d taken a knife in the gut, he admitted it too; he really was involved.

Those three out-of-towners were in fact accomplices in the child trafficking ring.

And besides the three of them, there were naturally others.

"Where are the others?"

Ye Qiu asked.

"If you don’t talk, I’ll have them bury you alive."

The young man immediately spilled.

Once he gave up the location, Cai Yong naturally knew what to do.

While he took people over to grab the rest, Ye Qiu watched the three.

Of course, there was no way Ye Qiu was going to just stand there and watch that skinny young guy bleed out and die; he quickly stopped the bleeding, and the guy, pale as a sheet, was scared out of his mind.

They only trafficked little kids; they never thought they’d be losing their lives over it.

Of course, even if child traffickers get caught, they might only get sentenced for a few years or a decade or so, and that’s exactly why these criminals are getting bolder and bolder.

They never imagined they’d run into someone worse than them.

About half an hour later, Cai Yong came back with his people and said, "Brother Qiu, we grabbed eight of them, only one got away."

Nine plus the three here made twelve people, all out-of-towners in Jinling.

Ye Qiu then called Zhao Ruxue to have her bring people over and take them in.

Ruxue had just been about to get off work; she hadn’t expected Ye Qiu to have already rounded up the whole child trafficking ring. She was stunned—she’d been working the case for half a month without any progress, and Ye Qiu took care of it in a single day.

Of course, she had no idea it was thanks to help from the Jiangbei Gang; otherwise it wouldn’t have gone so fast.

Zhao Ruxue brought people from the City Police Bureau over. At that point it was just Ye Qiu and the eleven suspects he’d caught, all tied hand and foot.

After Ruxue had them dragged out one by one, she asked, "How did you catch them?"

"Officer Zhao, aren’t you the one who caught them? I’m just an ordinary citizen, how could I possibly be out arresting suspects?"

Zhao Ruxue was taken aback for a moment; she knew he was once again trying to set things up so she’d get the credit.

"When I’m done, tonight I’ll go down to the riverside with you and let the wind blow."

What kind of wind is there to enjoy in this freezing weather?

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