diskusbooks Chapter 747: Many Difficulties
Chapter 747: Many Difficulties
Expose the KL Group’s heinous crimes of conducting human experiments to the public, bringing them to ruin and making it impossible for them to recover.
Wen Liang hesitated and nodded heavily.
But she knew very well in her heart that it was too difficult.
It’s not that the victims’ families haven’t resisted, but to no avail.
They have no evidence. Even if they get the evidence after going through numerous difficulties, they will still have to face the huge power of the KL Group. Whether they can make the evidence public and whether the government can enforce the law impartially are all problems.
After all, the KL Group dares to conduct human experiments openly, and being reported is useless, so there must be a protective umbrella above them.
Fu Zheng caught the heavy reluctance in Wen Liang's eyes, held her shoulders, and whispered to comfort her, "In fact, the former is not completely hopeless."
Hearing this, Wen Liang looked up at him, his eyes bright, as if he saw hope.
Fu Zheng's Adam's apple rolled up and down, and he raised his hand to cover her eyes, "Don't look at me like that."
Wen Liang: "..."
She pulled his hand down and said, "Be serious."
"I'm serious." Fu Zheng picked her up and walked towards the bathroom. "Let's finish our business first."
"..."
When I was carried out of the bathroom, my legs were sore and my back was a little painful from being scratched by the tiles.
Lying on the bed, I rolled around comfortably and felt drowsy.
Wen Liang suddenly remembered the previous topic and came to his senses again.
She poked the muscle on Fu Zheng's chest and said, "What you just said is not completely hopeless. How do you say it?"
Fu Zheng: "Just now?"
"...Two hours ago."
“As long as there is profit, there will be competition.”
Fu Zheng's deep voice flowed in the silent bedroom, with a sharp insight into the rules of the business world: "KL Group is forming a monopoly in the private medical field of Country M, especially in the cutting-edge research and high-end service sectors. Its huge tentacles and strong capital have made it difficult for countless small and medium-sized hospitals and medical groups to breathe. Their profit margins have been extremely compressed, and their market share has been swallowed up. These oppressed people have long complained about KL, but they dare not speak out."
Wen Liang's eyes were surprisingly bright in the dark, and she instantly grasped the key to Fu Zheng's words: "You mean... using KL's competitors?"
"You could say that," Fu Zheng said calmly, as if he was planning a chess game. "We provide them with weapons. Human experiments, especially illegal live experiments on the poor, are heinous crimes that break the bottom line of human morality. Once confirmed, any capital, institution, or individual involved will be accused and boycotted by the angry public. It would be best if we can directly dismantle them and bring them to justice. If not, other companies can also take the opportunity to carve up market share. As long as the KL Group is no longer the only one in the market, there is nothing to be afraid of."
After he said this, Wen Liang understood.
"So, we need to get evidence, the experimental data from Artemis Labs, the victims' experience records, and the evidence that they falsified the medical examination reports and the voluntary agreement."
Once the evidence is exposed, countless people will suffer.
"That's right. If we hand these evidences to our competitors who have been eyeing the KL Group and wish it would bring down immediately, they will naturally mobilize media resources, legal teams, and political lobbying forces to thoroughly expose and magnify KL's crimes. By then, KL Group will be too busy to take care of itself, so how can it have the energy to care about Mason?"
Wen Liang: "The evidence is too important, but that also means they won't let us get it easily."
As long as there is no evidence, the KL Group can divert public attention and get away with it by making jokes.
This has happened before, but because there was no evidence, the matter was soon dropped.
Wen Liang fully believed that if anyone dared to sneak into the laboratory and obtain evidence, the KL Group would really kill them and dump their bodies in the wilderness.
After all, it was costing their lives.
"We can start with the people inside the laboratory. As long as they are human, they will have shortcomings or weaknesses," said Fu Zheng.
He has always believed in this concept and has poached many people from his business rivals.
"And don't forget, you are also a victim." He put his arm around her waist and continued, "Not only in the lab, you also have to continue investigating here to find evidence that you were treated at Keller Hospital. KL's top management also has to continue investigating to find out who the Kidd-negative patient is. Only then will it be convincing."
"There are so many things to investigate. I'm afraid Xin Feng and Lu Yao may not be able to handle it. It's also easy to get into danger. We need more manpower..."
"Don't worry, I brought people with me this time. The laboratory and KL headquarters are not in Philadelphia. Let my people investigate these matters. As for Xin Feng, let him stay in Philadelphia to investigate your affairs."
"Okay, you are still thoughtful." Wen Liang looked up at him and drew circles on his chest with her fingers.
Fu Zheng grabbed her hand and turned over to press her.
After finishing, Fu Zheng took her to the bathroom, washed her, dried her and put her on the bed.
Looking at Wen Liang who was too sleepy to open her eyes, Fu Zheng kissed her forehead and said, "I'm going to Los Angeles tomorrow. Be careful and bring bodyguards with you when you go out."
Wen Liang's sleepiness disappeared in an instant, "Going to Los Angeles?"
"Yes." Fu Zheng responded, "Ms. Fu still has some businesses to deal with over there. Besides, since she knows about your pregnancy and has taken photos, she might have some useful information."
Wen Liang nodded, "Okay, go ahead. Actually, I also want to go to Wilmington to meet Emma's father and learn more details."
"Okay, let Lu Yao and the bodyguard follow you."
On Friday morning, Fu Zheng flew to Los Angeles.
Wilmington is located in Delaware in southern Pennsylvania. It is the largest city in Delaware and is not far from Philadelphia, only a forty-minute drive.
In the early morning, the mist in Philadelphia had not yet completely dissipated. Wen Liang, accompanied by Lu Yao and two bodyguards, drove to Wilmington.
Wilmington was once an industrial city, but today its old industrial district has a sense of decline. Vacant shops and mottled walls can be seen in some blocks. On weekdays, the financial district is bustling with people in suits and white-collar workers walking hurriedly, in stark contrast to the slow pace of the old city.
The address provided by Xin Feng was on the edge of Wilmington's South Side. Along the way, outside the car window, magnificent but vacant old bank buildings and dilapidated shops with for-rent advertisements flashed by alternately. There were not many pedestrians on the wide streets, revealing a sense of desolation left behind by the times.
The streets are narrow and the roadside is filled with all kinds of old vehicles.
The walls were covered in graffiti, and the trash cans were askew and smelled of overnight garbage.
Wen Liang's car stopped in front of a three-story apartment building that looked shaky, with peeling walls and rusty iron fire escapes.
According to Xin Feng's intelligence, Emma's father, Charlie, has lived here alone since his daughter met with misfortune, living on meager relief funds and odd jobs, and leading a difficult life.