The Female Forensic Doctor Reunited with the Male Second After She Traveled Through the Book_October Sea【Complete】(219)

"That's more like it." Xie Qing rubbed his forehead, "Captain Tan wants to talk to me about the SQN case?"

Chai Yu smiled and said, "Another guess, you guys."

Tan Yi said, "Yes, but there's no hurry, let Xie Chen drink first."

Xie Chen stood up, "I'm already drunk, you guys talk."

Chai Yu grabbed him, "It's not easy to move the drinking occasion to home, they are police officers and dare not drink too much, you have to accompany me for a few more drinks."

Xie Chen looked at Tan Yi.

Tan Yi also said, "Yes, it's not easy to drink a few drinks at home, I'm going to be wild today."

After Tan Yi said this, Xie Chen was embarrassed to leave, he sat down steadily and opened two more bottles of beer.

He said, "Don't worry, I'm a very tight-lipped person. For example, the project I'm working on now, up to now, except for Qingqing and my father, no one else in the family knows about it."

Tan Yi drank the wine in the glass and said in a deep voice, "It doesn't matter. What I want to tell you is an old story. It caused a sensation in the whole circle back then. Everyone who should know knows it. There is nothing to hide."

Xie Qing's mood sank. Tan Yi's past was too tragic. She would be in agony if she put herself in his shoes. She really didn't want to listen.

But this was the beginning of the sqn case, and she didn't know when the case would end. She had to listen.

The atmosphere in the hall became solemn.

Tan Yi filled his glass and drank another whole glass.

The three of them had a glass together.

Xie Qing drank too much. She was tired after two whole days and couldn't help but feel a little confused - a slightly drunk state was very suitable for listening to stories.

Tan Yi said, "It was a summer. I had just turned thirteen and was in the second grade of junior high school..."

It was the age of rebellion.

For the smart Tan Yi, junior high school courses are not difficult at all. As long as he pays attention in class, he will be the first in his age group.

So, after school, he often plays with his classmates, playing basketball, taking photos, chatting, and doing anything as long as he doesn't go home to do homework.

In a family like theirs, most parents would worry about safety issues if they send their children out. Moreover, if the children play too wildly, it will not have a good influence in the compound. Tan Yi has been scolded by Mrs. Tan and Mr. Tan for this.

His parents are busy with business and rarely discipline him. As long as he doesn't fall behind in his studies, he can play as he wants.

It was a very ordinary day in summer.

He played a whole game with his classmates, and after the game, they drank cold drinks together until it was dark. It was almost eight o'clock before he rode a 28-frame bicycle to rush home.

The basketball court was in a nearby family compound - the field was not as good as the compound, but it was more convenient to enter and exit than the compound, and it was only seven or eight minutes away from home by car (bicycle).

As usual, he passed through an alley without street lights. When he was about to reach the entrance of the alley, someone shone a flashlight at him...

He subconsciously blocked it with his hand and shouted, "Why are you shining it? Are you immoral?"

As soon as he finished speaking, he heard a "woo woo hum hum" sound from somewhere. The string in his mind suddenly tightened. He jumped out of the car and was about to go back, but it was too late.

A man said, "If you leave or shout, your brother's life will be gone immediately."

The man's voice was very light, like a breath blown by a cold wind, floating on his body, making him shiver.

"Woo woo woo hum hum hum hum..." The warning voice suddenly became fierce.

He knew that if this person was really his brother, he would definitely risk his life to keep him alive.

He suddenly felt numb on his scalp, his feet were heavy, and he couldn't move a step.

Tan Rong wanted him to live, and he also wanted to keep Tan Rong alive?

Just like that, he surrendered, was tied up, gagged, and thrown into the car.

In the car, with the weak light of the street lamp, he saw Tan Rong's appearance - Tan Rong's face was injured, and his eyes and mouth were swollen.

Tan Rong looked at him and shook his head, tears flowing down uncontrollably.

The car drove for about an hour and stopped in front of a big house. The two brothers were locked in the wing room and tied to two worn-out armchairs.

The four masked men who sent them in went out, and then a man wearing a Monkey King mask came in.

The man walked to Tan Rong first, carefully observed his injured face, and asked in a rough voice: "Does it hurt?"

Tan Rong did not answer, just looked at him.

He raised his hand and slapped Tan Rong, "Does it hurt?"

Tan Rong was more stubborn than Tan Yi, and he became less and less silent as he was beaten. He just stared at the masked man with hatred in his eyes.

The masked man stopped, put him down, walked to Tan Yi, kicked him in the chest, and then asked Tan Rong, "Does it hurt?"

Tan Rong burst into tears and nodded frantically.

But he fell into the masked man's trap.

The masked man attacked Tan Yi crazily, punching and kicking him.

Tan Yi relied on the fighting experience he learned from his classmates and tightened his muscles to survive this disaster.

The masked man stopped fighting when he was tired, and walked out of the door without saying a word.

Tan Yi relaxed, closed his eyes and panted, he felt that every bone was screaming in pain.

"Woo, woo." Tan Rong cried to him.

Tan Yi looked at him, "Woo woo woo..." The thirteen-year-old finally burst into tears.

Tan Rong's eyes were full of guilt and heartache, and he also burst into tears.

The crying of the two brothers startled a masked man, who threatened them that he would kill them if they cried again.

They slowly regained their composure and thought about what the robbers would do next and what they could do.

This was the most torturous night in Tan Yi's life.