Chapter Two: Lifesaving Medicine at the Honest Price

Lin Mo refused it and asked him to promise ten hours of community service after his child recovered. Origin accepted the pledge as FUTURE LABOR CREDIT. For the first time, Lin Mo understood: Origin could settle more than money. It was searching for every form of genuine contribution. At one in the morning, a short-haired woman waited beside a motorcycle outside the hospital. “In one night you restarted a restaurant, a warehouse, transport, and a hospital,” she said. “More useful than every financial expert on television.” Tang Li was the western black market’s best-known broker. She handed him a map with five warehouses circled.