Mr. Fu, please stop being abusive. Madam has already signed the divorce papers.

Wen Liang left the clinic slowly, thinking as he walked.

Since professional brain doctors in major hospitals in Beijing suspected that her amnesia was not caused by the car accident, Wen Liang boldly guessed that perhaps she really had a car accident that year, but it was far less serious than what was written in the medical records.

Someone took advantage of this opportunity and used illegal means to make her lose her memory.

A bolder guess is that she might not have had a car accident at all.

The treatments and medications she received during her hospitalization caused her to experience symptoms such as dizziness and leg pain, making her firmly believe that she had really been in a car accident. As the dosage of the medication was reduced, the symptoms gradually eased until she was "cured."

Wen Liang still remembers that she had three injuries on her body at that time, namely her brain, legs and ribs.

The brain was the most serious, but the injury was on the back of her head, so she couldn't see it. Moreover, the nurse bandaged it after changing the bandage, so the wound was always covered.

The legs were dislocated and had closed non-displaced fractures, and were treated conservatively with plaster fixation and oral medication to promote rapid bone healing.

The ribs were slightly displaced and fractured, and conservative treatment was also adopted, using a chest belt to stabilize the thorax, and no surgery was required.

In other words, she always thought she had been in a serious car accident, but she had never seen any wounds on her body.

She believed it so much because the doctor and nurse told her that she was sent to the emergency room by the driver who hit her after a car accident.

The driver also came to the hospital to visit her several times, paid her medical expenses, and offered a large sum of compensation, hoping to successfully reach a private mediation and avoid going to jail.

After Wen Liang had almost recovered, the traffic police were present when he had the final negotiation with the driver.

There were no flaws in the whole process, so Wen Liang was convinced at that time that he had been in a car accident.

But now think about it, if someone can erase her memory, then they can naturally find someone to pretend to be a driver or a policeman.

At this moment, Wen Liang had a flash of inspiration in her mind, and she suddenly remembered that after she woke up from the car accident, her menstruation had not stopped and lasted for almost a month.

What was the doctor's response at that time?

Wen Liang recalled carefully for a long time and finally remembered one or two fragments.

The doctor told her that the medication she used to treat soft tissue injuries stimulated her endocrine system. In addition, her physical and mental injuries after the car accident were in a state of stress, which caused endocrine disorders and led to menstrual disorders.

At that time, Wen Liang often felt dizzy, had memory problems, and was in a daze. She believed what the doctor said.

Later, when her menstruation was over, the doctor said that her physical and mental health had gradually recovered and she was no longer nervous. She also stopped taking one medicine and her endocrine system gradually returned to normal.

Only now did Wen Liang realize that it was not menstruation, but lochia discharged after giving birth.

It is impossible that the doctor didn't know this and yet fooled and deceived her.

The more Wen Liang thought about it, the more frightened he became, and his fingers unconsciously clenched the examination report.

She could almost conclude that there was something wrong with that hospital.

She gave birth to a child after a "car accident". Someone colluded with the hospital to take the child away, concealed the truth, and made her lose her memory.

Wen Liang stood by the window in the hospital corridor. The sunlight shone through the glass onto her pale face, but it could not dispel the chill that was welling up in her heart.

who is it?

Who was behind all this, erasing her memory and taking her child away?

If they took Mason away for his blood type, they must have wanted to get a stable blood donor, so they should have raised Mason well. How could Mason end up in the hands of his adoptive parents?

When did they target her?

And who was the person who informed her and Huo Dongcheng of Mason's identity?

With a "ding" sound, the elevator door opened in front of her.

Wen Liang walked in mechanically, and when she reached the floor where Mason's ward was, she got out of the elevator.

As she walked, she used her mobile phone to search for psychological counseling rooms in Beijing.

Just then, Fu Zheng called.

Wen Liang stopped outside the ward and answered the phone.

"Hey?"

"Aliang, what are you doing? Have you had lunch?" Fu Zheng asked casually into the microphone.

"Not yet. Seeing Mason in the hospital."

"Is the work finished?"

"Ah."

"If you are worried about Mason, you can stay there for a few more days. An An is here under the care of Aunt Zhang and I." Fu Zheng took the initiative to say with understanding.

"I was just about to tell you, go back a few days later and see a psychiatrist tomorrow."

"Psychologist? Are you sick?"

Wen Liang looked around and saw no one around, so he told Fu Zheng his test results and speculation.

As if surprised by Wen Liang's guess, there was silence for a few seconds on the other end of the phone, and Fu Zheng's breathing became noticeably heavier: "When do we leave?"

Wen Liang looked out the window at the darkening sky and said, "I'll go back to Jiangcheng in two days. I'll go directly to Philadelphia from here."

"Wait for me for a few days." Fu Zheng's voice turned worried. "I have an important project to finish here. I will accompany you after it's over. I'm worried if you go alone."

As she said, the person behind the scenes must be powerful. She is alone and might be silenced before she can find out anything.

Wen Liang shook his head gently: "No, I can go first with the bodyguards, and you can meet me after you are done."

Fu Zheng's tone left no room for doubt, "Then I'll bring you a few more bodyguards, and let Lu Yao bring a few brothers to follow you."

"Okay, I'll be careful."

"Where's Huo Dongcheng?" Fu Zheng suddenly asked, "Is he going with you?"

This guy is really thinking about Huo Dongcheng all the time.

"He's not going." Wen Liang paused, "But... I plan to visit Fu Qingyue the day after tomorrow."

Fu Qingyue had known about her pregnancy in Philadelphia for a long time, and maybe she knew something else.

Fu Zheng also understood her thoughts and responded, "Sure, if you have any questions, tell me in time."

"Ah."

Fu Zheng talked to Wen Liang about An An again, and said proudly, "Aunt Zhang said that An An is the cutest and most worry-free child she has ever seen. He laughs when he is teased."

Wen Liang listened to Fu Zheng telling An An's interesting stories, and the corners of his mouth unconsciously raised a gentle arc.

After hanging up the phone, Wen Liang returned to the ward and ordered takeout.

As for Mason's lunch, someone will deliver it.

Seeing the bag in her hand, Mason tilted his head and looked at it for a few seconds, recognizing a few Chinese characters, "…Influence Information Bag? Mom, what is this?"

"This is the information that Mom checked."

"Is Mommy sick?"

"No." Wen Liang smiled, "Mom was in a car accident like Mason before, and was seriously injured. This time she is here for a follow-up check to see if there are any sequelae. Mason will also need a follow-up check after he recovers."

Mason nodded in understanding.

While waiting for lunch, Wen Liang sent a message to Bella, asking her to help find patients with type O and Jk (ab-) blood who suffer from other diseases and need frequent blood transfusions in Philadelphia and surrounding cities.

People with this blood type are extremely rare and are generally registered in the rare blood type database.

Even fewer people suffer from diseases.