It seems that the trouble they caused has been settled.
Director Qi asked in a half-blaming and half-annoyed tone: "What's wrong with you? Didn't you agree that I would go out to pick you up? Why did you run in by yourself?"
"Are you still making such a big fuss?"
Everyone had no idea about the background of the mission, so they just apologized and continued to talk to the man.
Fortunately, the man only complained for a while and then got down to business.
As the exchange deepened, everyone gradually understood their roles in this world.
They belong to a private company that specializes in helping employers solve difficult and complicated diseases. They are headquartered in Dongzhu City. They are cloaked in legal guise, but in fact they are walking in a gray area.
This time, the company sent them to help solve the problem because of Director Qi's entrustment.
From the exchange, I learned that their company operates a wide range of businesses, and they dare to accept basically any job that can make money.
Director Qi looked at these people up and down, and seemed to feel that they were not in line with his imagination. He was told that these people were well-trained and very professional.
Especially for that sort of thing.
The person in charge of communicating with him even told him on the phone that their headquarters had a lot of business in Southeast Asia and was related to many of the long-famous head-dropping masters.
All in all, in this industry, they are the most capable and relatively charge the highest fees.
In order to prevent his employer from asking for a refund, Jiang Cheng immediately showed the qualities that an absolute elite should have.
It can be seen that Director Qi is quite satisfied with this young man with shining eyes.
And that crazy woman... Director Qi sighed. After all, the matter he entrusted was different from ordinary matters. It was normal for the person he sent to be weird.
"To be honest, if this thing wasn't so weird, I wouldn't have spent so much money to find you." Director Qi said with a grimace.
He shook a few hairs on his forehead with his hand. He was in his early 40s, and it could be seen that he was already somewhat bald.
After initially gaining the other party's trust, everything that followed became much easier. Jiang Cheng and the others tried not to speak, because the more they talked, the more loopholes they would have.
Director Qi's voice gave people an uncomfortable feeling. He looked at everyone, his lips trembled and said, "The reason why I came to you is because I suspect that something unclean has been brought to the hospital recently."
His voice was very low, and his expression was mysterious, mixed with some unconcealable fear.
Jiang Cheng noticed this early on. The man's face was gloomy and the bags under his eyes were obvious. He probably hadn't had a good night's sleep in a long time.
Speaking also makes people feel weak.
Dirty things...
Jiang Cheng couldn't help but raise his eyebrows. After so many missions, it was rare for an NPC to come up and tell him there was a ghost like this.
"Please explain the matter carefully." Huaiyi put on a professional posture.
"Huh -" Director Qi let out a long breath, as if recalling: "This matter started from a month ago."
"One day the head nurse came to me very reluctantly and said that there was a family emergency recently and she wanted to take a long leave."
"I didn't agree." The man explained: "It's not against her, it's just because there are too many people asking for leave recently. If we let two more people go, there won't be enough manpower."
"Some family members of patients have reported this. They say that when the dressing needs to be changed, they can't find anyone. When they go to the nurse station and ask, there is either no one, or just one or two people, and they all say something is wrong."
"But what I didn't expect was that the head nurse actually left without saying a word, without even saying hello."
"I went to the nurse's station to ask, only to find out that she was not the only one who left, not even half of the remaining people arrived. Many of them, like her, left directly without being approved for leave."
"And the remaining people have strange expressions on their faces, and their eyes are evasive, as if they are hiding something from me."
"Because some patients' family members had complained before, I rushed to the nurse station at noon to supervise their night shift assignments. But when the remaining nurses heard that they were going to work the night shift, their faces changed and they couldn't say anything. Not going."
"I understand that I don't want to work the night shift, but I'm so resistant. I didn't expect it, because I've never done it before. But how can you leave someone alone at night? What if something goes wrong?"
"I persuaded two of them to stay and promised them some benefits, but unexpectedly, the younger one burst into tears on the spot and refused to do anything."
"At the end of the quarrel, I just stopped and wanted to resign."
"What's even more strange is that the other nurses had no intention of stopping me and just watched silently. It gave me the feeling that if they were asked to work the night shift, they would be the same."
"Related to what happened recently, I felt at that time that something must have gone wrong, otherwise it would never have been like this."
"So I invited the nurse who was clamoring to resign to my office. I comforted her first and waited until she felt better before asking her if something had happened."
"If you have anything, or if you are dissatisfied with the hospital's arrangements, you can raise it. Fighting by resigning will not solve the problem."
"She pursed her lips at first and was unwilling to say anything. It took me a lot of effort and even promised her that she wouldn't have to work the night shift before she wavered."
"She just looked at me with a very strange look in her eyes. After a while, she told me that someone among them encountered something unclean in the hospital."
"During the night shift." The man paused and looked at Huaiyi, "There is more than one person."
"What kind of...dirty things?" Huaiyi asked.
After a moment of pause, the man's expression became strange, and cold sweat began to appear on his forehead. Jiang Cheng moved a chair over and asked him to sit down and speak slowly.
But what I didn't expect was that the man didn't even look at the chair. Instead, he walked directly to the desk, took a bunch of keys from his belt, and found a small one.
He squatted down and opened the bottom drawer. After rummaging a few times, he took out a blue-covered notebook.
Holding the notebook, the man's expression was solemn. When he came back, he opened the notebook in front of everyone. There were records one after another in it.
The man's pen handwriting was very beautiful, but the further back he went, the more scrawled he became. Jiang Cheng couldn't read the last few lines clearly, as if he had written them in extreme fear.
Before the first paragraph of text, there is a Chinese character Sichuan.
Jiang Cheng guessed it might be a person's name.
"This is what I collected and recorded before." The man said: "Everyone sees different phenomena. Some people said that when they were patrolling the ward at night, they heard footsteps behind them, but when they looked back, there was no one there."
"But when you turn around and continue walking, the weird footsteps behind you appear again, and they are getting closer and closer to you."
