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　　 “Where is your kidney?” The man’s voice echoed in the bathroom.

　　 “Where did my kidney go?” Zhao Pengcheng murmured and repeated the question, his mind was blank.

　　 “Where did your kidney go?”

　　 “I don’t know, I don’t know…” Zhao Pengcheng didn’t know why he wanted to answer. He didn’t seem to be obliged to answer, but he couldn’t refuse.

　　 “Don’t worry, think about it slowly, and think about it, to get your kidney back.”

　　 “Yes, I’m not in a hurry, I will remember.”

　　 Zhao Pengcheng looked very painful, his lungs panting violently pushed the water in the bathtub into waves.

　　 “You sold it, right?”

　　 “It was sold by me? It seems…yes.”

　　 “Who did you sell it to?”

　　 “Who did I sell it to?” Zhao Pengcheng was taken aback, and looked up to see the person asking him.

　　 The man was standing at the door of the bathroom, very close to him, but suddenly he couldn’t see the man’s face, only a hazy outline remained, like a ghost.

　　 The crow outside the window yelled twice again.

　　 Zhao Pengcheng shuddered in fright: “I sold it to the kidney collector.”

　　 “Who is the recipient of the kidney?”

　　…

　　 Hu Xing opened his mouth wide in surprise through the glass. She saw Aoki put the popsicles and stood there motionless, and then chatted with the suspect casually, and the guy who had been silent for more than thirty hours and seemed to be asleep was actually true Speak.

　　…

　　 “I don’t know the person who receives the kidney, it is a thread that is old.”

　　 “Who are you older?”

　　 “Yu Jianguo from the Security Department of our hospital.”

　　 “How many kidneys did you sell in total?”

　　 “Total…total…seven or eight.”

　　 Shi Dazhuang, who was sitting behind the interrogation table, heard this gritted teeth and cursed “Fuck!”

　　…

　　 Zhao Pengcheng lay in the bathtub, no longer as cramped and nervous as at the beginning, and began to tell his story endlessly.

　　 I am old so I am a fellow, a villager. He was a generation of my dad. I used to call him Uncle Yu. After he came to work in our hospital, I called him old.

　　 When we were young, we were poor in the mountains and could not afford to go to school. I have a younger sister who is beautiful and smart. She has a good academic record. Everyone says she is the golden phoenix in the nest.

　　 In order to let my sister go to school, I followed Uncle Yu to work in the city after graduating from junior high school. After fighting for a year, my dad told me to go back, saying that my sister was not going to school, and let me go to school.

　　 I only found out when I went back that my sister was sick.

　　 At that time, I didn’t know what kind of illness was. I couldn’t see it in the township hospital, and I didn’t have the money to go to the big hospital, so I kept it at home.

　　 When I was in school, I felt very uncomfortable and felt very sorry for my sister.

　　My sister said to me: “Brother, you study hard, go to university, and become a doctor in the future, you can cure my illness.”

　　 I secretly swear that I must be admitted to medical school and be a doctor.

　　 I worked very hard. I finished high school for three years and only took two years. But my sister’s body is getting worse and worse.

　　 I felt that I couldn’t wait any longer, so I went to the city to ask for Uncle Yu. Uncle Yu was very righteous, contacted the hospital for us and paid for the hospitalization.

　　 The doctor said that the delivery was too late and that he had developed chronic renal failure and needed a kidney transplant.

　　 At that time, our whole family, including some of my relatives, all came for an inspection, and it turned out that only I met the matching requirements.

　　The day when the matching results came out, my university admission notice also arrived. I was admitted to a medical university.

　　 I remember very clearly that my dad sat on the steps of the back door of the hospital and cried all night. He said, “The baby is a college student, and the baby cannot go to college without a waist!”

　　Uncle Yu secretly told my dad that he could contact the kidney source, so he simply bought one. My dad asked how much it was, and Uncle Yu said it would cost 50,000 yuan. At that time, fifty thousand was an astronomical figure for us. Uncle Yu patted his chest and said about money, he was trying to find a way.

　　 Later, Uncle Yu and some uncles in our village pooled money together and contacted the kidney source. My dad asked me to go to university.

　　 When I left, my sister was lying on the hospital bed and smiling and said to me that she would be admitted to medical school when she recovered. I said I’ll go on the road for you first, and I will wait for you.

　　 At that time, the communication conditions were not as developed as they are now. I can only contact my home by writing letters at school. Occasionally I called a public phone to the village and got through and asked people to call my dad, and I hung up. Twenty minutes later, when I called again, my dad was watching over the phone.

　　My dad always said that the house is fine, and your sister is fine too. The school is so far away, so don’t come back during the holidays, which is a waste of money.

　　 I know that my family owes a lot of debts, so I take part-time jobs during the holidays and earn my tuition and living expenses.

　　 When I was in my senior year, I was eligible for postgraduate recommendation and also received a special scholarship.

　　 I hold a scholarship and work to save money to go home for the New Year. I want to give my family a big surprise. I still want to cheer for my sister, she is about to take the college entrance examination, counting the days.

　　 I didn’t know until I got home that my sister was gone. Those letters to me were written by my dad who asked the children studying in the village to imitate my sister’s handwriting.

　　 It turns out that my sister did not receive a kidney transplant at all. The kidney source that Uncle Yu contacted had an accident.

　　 The man owed a gambling debt, and he thought of selling the kidney. He took the deposit from Uncle Yu and regretted it again. He wanted to increase the price and said he wanted to enjoy it while the kidney was still there.

　　 He went to prostitute with money, and happened to be caught by the police when he encountered anti-vice. The police dealt with the kidney-selling gang, and Uncle Yu was also implicated and sentenced to three years.

　　 Originally, if I rushed back in time, I might be able to save my sister. But my dad kept hiding from me in order to let me study at ease. Everyone kept it from me. They all said that it is not easy to get a college student out of the mountains, and that I can’t let me go to school without a waist.

　　 For this matter, I had a big quarrel with my family. U U reading www.uukanshu.com I know that my dad is doing me good. I also know that after Uncle Yu was arrested, the family really couldn’t afford the operation fees. But when I think of my sister, I can’t help it.

　　 Later, my dad couldn’t afford to be ill, and within two years, it passed.

　　Uncle Yu spent a few years in society after he was released from prison, but he was not very satisfied. At that time, I was already working in the city hospital. He came to me and said, “My baby, don’t blame your uncle, don’t blame your dad about your sister.”

　　 I don’t blame him. Uncle Yu is a good person. I don’t blame my dad either, everyone is gone. Blame only myself, if I insisted on using my own kidney, my sister would not die. There is also the person who sells the kidney and repents, this kind of person deserves to die.

　　 I asked the leader to trust the relationship and put Uncle Yu in the security department of the hospital.

　　 We often drink together, talk about the past, talk about my dad, talk about my sister, talk about the scandals and feats in his prison. Sometimes I drank too much and cried with my head in my arms.

　　 Once, he said: “My nephew, don’t call my uncle anymore, call me old. When you call my uncle, I want to cry.”

　　 Since then, I have called him older.

　　…

　　 Zhao Pengcheng closed his eyes and talked like a dream. From the surveillance video, Hu Xing clearly saw two lines of clear tears flowing from the corners of his eyes, falling down his cheeks into the collar.

　　 Shi Dazhuang’s face is heavy, and he uses a pen to record in his notebook. As the person in charge of this case, he has a lot to ask the suspect. But at this time, he could only watch Aoki play, and he couldn’t get it right at all.

　　 “What happened later?” Aoki asked.

　　 “Later…”

“About two years ago,” Zhao Pengcheng murmured, “Old Yu said that he saw the guy who promised to sell us the kidney and regretted it. He was looking at our hospital with a big golden chain, like a dog. “