Transmigrated as My Aunt in the 70s

Chapter 516: Chapter 509: Jin Wen’s End

Liu Tielan, being sporadically fed Qiong Wine by Sisi while at the hospital, was slowly recovering, but the strength of the Cocaine was so intense that her liver and kidneys were severely damaged. It was going to be a long process to recover to her previous state, which would also require Liu Tielan’s own determination.

Another major issue was Liu Tielan’s dependence on Cocaine; during every episode, she would become like a madwoman, with astonishing strength and a ferocious appearance, failing to recognize even her parents and family, even going so far as to injure Mrs. Liu.

After sobering up, Liu Tielan, seeing the scars on Mrs. Liu’s body, felt extremely guilty and voluntarily asked the nurses to tie her up with hemp ropes.

When Liu Tielan had her episodes, the hemp ropes would tighten into her flesh during her struggles, leaving red welts and even causing bleeding, which made Sisi feel like her heart was being torn apart, furiously wishing she could flay Wang Shimin alive.

Everyone was worried for Liu Tielan, fearing she wouldn’t survive the torment, but Liu Tielan was an incredibly tough and optimistic girl. After learning about her physical condition, although she fell silent for three days, she eventually regained her usual smile.

"It’s alright, the doctor didn’t say I couldn’t get better. As long as I keep exercising, I’ll definitely be able to play basketball again one day."

Liu Tielan’s strong and confident character inspired her family, and for the first time, the Liu family showed smiles on their faces, working together to help with Liu Tielan’s rehabilitation.

Shen Baozhu recovered faster than Liu Tielan, but she too developed an addiction. However, her determination was not nearly as strong as Liu Tielan’s, and during each episode, she would ask the hospital to administer dolphins (a type of addictive painkiller), obviously, no one in the hospital would pay attention to this criminal.

Rightly so, Shen Baozhu’s crimes had been confirmed. Although she hadn’t killed anyone with her own hands, she supplied illegal drugs and also committed the crime of instigation, so a prison sentence was inevitable. However, since her body had not yet recovered, she could only stay in the hospital for a few more days.

The matter seemed to be settled at last. Wang Shimin was sentenced to death and executed immediately for deliberate murder, severe circumstances, and causing an extremely adverse impact.

Shen Baozhu for drug trafficking and possession, as well as inciting murder, faced multiple charges and was sentenced to fifteen years in prison.

Learning that Shen Baozhu was only sentenced to fifteen years, Sisi felt it was quite regrettable. If it were up to her, she would definitely sentence Shen Baozhu to death and leave Wang Shimin to fifteen years. But there was nothing she could do about the ’pig-headed’ Wang Shimin!

Wang Shimin’s parents and family rushed over upon hearing the news. They had raised a university graduate who was supposed to bring honor to the family, but before they could enjoy the fruits of their son’s success, would they now have to send off their son before enjoying any of it?

The teachers at the school sympathized with Wang’s elderly parents and even raised some money for them.

Sisi also sympathized with Wang’s parents, pleading at the doorstep of the Police Station, but who would sympathize with Liu Tielan who was still suffering in the hospital every day as if being bitten by millions of ants?

Blame shifted around, but the one who caused the most outrage was still Shen Baozhu, and then there was Jin Wen in the United States!

When Shen Baozhu realized her predicament, she became as sullen as a frostbitten eggplant, looking utterly defeated.

However, she naturally refused to accept her fate. She couldn’t count on Shen Mingzhu at all, so she had Shen Family’s parents who came to visit her carry a message to the Jins, asking them to bail her out, or else she would expose Jin Wen.

Shen Baozhu kept claiming she had evidence of Jin Wen’s instructions, whether it was true or false was unknown. Sisi, learning of Shen Baozhu’s intention, sneered. Was Shen Baozhu wishing for a speedier death?

Sure enough, just as Sisi had predicted, less than half a month after Shen Baozhu entered prison, Duan Hongjun came to tell Sisi: "Shen Baozhu committed suicide in prison out of fear of her crimes."

Sisi wasn’t surprised at all and just laughed, saying, "She couldn’t live with her conscience, could she!"

Duan Hongjun maintained a calm demeanor, but inside he was extremely panicked. Shen Baozhu was keen on returning to the United States; how could she willingly die?

It seems someone didn’t want her to live!

Furthermore, He Sisi didn’t seem surprised at all about Shen Baozhu’s death, which suggests she probably knows who had a hand in it?

Or could it be that she herself was the perpetrator?

Duan Hongjun immediately cast aside these thoughts, not daring to continue, and felt secretly relieved that he had not delved deeper into this case back then; otherwise, he might be lying in the morgue just like Shen Baozhu, right?

Shen Baozhu’s ashes were taken back to Capital City by her parents; the once refined and scholarly couple had aged a dozen years in an instant. Accompanying them was Shen Mingzhu, who still dressed brightly and did not show any signs of grief on her face.

It seems the sisterly bond between the two was indeed extraordinarily poor!

There had been no movements on Shen Mingzhu’s end, and it was eerily quiet on Tianye Minchuan’s side, with no suspicious characters emerging. The patience of He Chengsi’s men was wearing thin.

He Chengsi had quite a lot on his plate; after spending a month in Huang Yuan, he left a subordinate there and took the rest back to Capital City with him.

Before leaving, He Chengsi warned Tian Xinhua: "Leave Jin Wen’s matter to Ah Nan and do not intervene; the teacher said uncle will take care of it."

Tian Xinhua’s eyes lit up; they were helpless in the United States, but Mu Xiuzhu was different—that was his territory, and taking down someone like Jin Wen would be a piece of cake.

Still, he asked, "Will it cause trouble for uncle?"

He Chengsi smiled mysteriously, "Do you think uncle’s nickname ’Black Hawk’ back in the day was for nothing? Uncle isn’t that simple in the United States."

Just how formidable Mu Xiuzhu was in the United States, neither Tian Xinhua nor Sisi knew, but a few days later, they heard some good news.

The good news was a newspaper He Chengsi sent from Capital City, which was published in New York, USA. Jin Wen’s photo was prominently featured; she was fully exposed, with pixelation only covering the strategic parts, but to Sisi, it seemed almost unnecessary.

In the photo, Jin Wen was a dead body. The newspaper stated that Jin Wen died from an overdose of cocaine at an adult party.

It also said that before her death, she had sex with twenty-five men and had died convulsing during intercourse with the twenty-sixth man. However, since everyone at the party was under the influence of drugs, no one was clear-headed enough to realize Jin Wen had died until someone discovered her body the next morning.

The newspaper’s headline screamed, ’The Shameful Life of Jin Guangrong’s Granddaughter Jin Wen’. Seeing this title, Sisi couldn’t help but burst into laughter; the Jin Family had truly been humiliated abroad.

Just by thinking with their toes, one could guess that the reason for the newspaper writing this was surely the result of Mu Xiuzhu’s influence.

To think that uncle’s influence in the United States was actually this powerful?

It was a pleasant surprise indeed!

Soaking up the sun on an American beach, Mu Xiuzhu smiled and squinted, "Ah Nan, do you like the gift uncle sent you?"