Chapter Five: My Mother No Longer Knew Me

Her original blood sample contained no cancer cells. That sample was the proof. Zhao had reached the hospital first. He's room was empty, and a nurse insisted she had died the previous night. Her electronic record listed the time of death as early tomorrow morning. “They're settling her in advance,” Su said. Lin did not search for Gu. He traced a delivery number through paper handover logs and discovered that the alleged body had gone to the biological archive on basement level three. The elevator required the hospital director's fingerprint. On a lobby television, the director was cutting the ribbon on a new wing donated by Changqing Capital.