If You Could Hear My Heart
Chapter 1062 - Chapter 1062 Chapter 1062 I Want to See My Daughter

Chapter 1062: Chapter 1062: I Want to See My Daughter Chapter 1062: Chapter 1062: I Want to See My Daughter Before long, a group of men in black suits swarmed around the taxi, creating an ominous presence.

The men’s faces were expressionless, their eyes filled with endless murderous intent.

“Take her away,” Xiao Mo ordered.

The leading men opened the car door and pulled the female doctor out.

Xiao Mo didn’t need to arrange the next steps; these people would naturally handle it properly. What intrigued him now was, what could be the reason that the female doctor refused to say a word?

He got into his car and immediately called his subordinates in C City to check Dr. Lai’s background.

Soon, he received a satisfying answer, and everything became clear.

Dr. Lai’s husband had died in a car accident years ago, leaving her with a thirteen-year-old daughter who happened to be studying in Washington.

Xiao Mo’s expression grew solemn; he understood.

Clearly, Bai Man had seized control of her daughter, using her as leverage to coerce her.

Before she knew whether her daughter was safe, she would certainly sacrifice herself to protect her daughter.

Xiao immediately made a call to Washington to have someone sent to locate the young girl without alerting anyone.

Bai Man might employ such methods, but he could use them too.

An hour later, someone from Washington called Xiao Mo to report that according to his instructions, they had secured the little girl at her residence, and she was safe.

“Take a few photos of her for me,” Xiao Mo instructed.

“Alright, right away.”

Those involved were highly efficient; it wasn’t long before several photos were sent to Xiao Mo’s phone.

Because it was night, the photos weren’t very clear, but the girl’s face was recognizable.

Xiao Mo saved the photos, realizing that his initial plan hadn’t been meticulous enough. Bai Man was capable of things beyond imagination.

She wouldn’t hesitate to harm an infant, so why would a thirteen-year-old girl be any different?

The following evening, he paid another visit.

He had printed out all the photos and brought them with him, refusing to believe that the woman wouldn’t talk this time.

Upon entering the room, he switched on the light.

The woman sat on the ground, bound hand and foot, unable to move.

The light made her squint and look toward Xiao Mo.

Her complexion was poor, and her eyes, filled with murderous rage and anger, wished she could charge at him if only she weren’t bound!

“So, ready to talk? If you want to talk, tell me everything from the beginning,” he demanded.

Xiao Mo walked over and crouched in front of the woman.

“Crazy, I told you I don’t know anything! Since I don’t know anything, what do you expect me to say?” she still denied everything.

“Oh? Isn’t Lai Hao your daughter?” Xiao Mo mentioned the girl’s name, catching her off guard.

At that moment, the woman’s face changed drastically, her eyes flashing even more deadly intent.

“How do you know my daughter’s name? What have you done to my daughter?”

At that moment, fear overtook her anger.

This man was Xu Chaomu’s husband’s secretary, which meant he had the means to turn her life upside down.

“Nothing much, she’s fine,” Xiao Mo replied as he laid out the photos of her daughter in front of her. “See for yourself, isn’t she fine?”

Dr. Lai became extremely agitated, wishing she could tear Xiao Mo apart.

“How do you have photos of my daughter? What exactly have you done to her? She’s only thirteen; don’t harm her!”

“I indeed haven’t harmed her; on the contrary, I’m protecting her, aren’t I?” Xiao Mo said.

His words should have made her understand his implication.

“Protecting her? You’re just moving her from one wolf den to another!”

Xiao Mo laughed, “How can you say that? I’ve protected her from right under Bai Man’s nose; don’t you want to see that? At least I won’t do anything excessive, but Bai Man might.”

“What do you want for you to let my daughter go?”

“Cooperate fully,” Xiao Mo threw out four words.

“Can you ensure her safety?”

“That depends on you, not me.”

“Then ask away. I’ll tell you what I know, but if I don’t know, I can’t say anything. And afterward, I want to see my daughter!”

“No problem,” Xiao Mo agreed quickly.

The woman tried to calm herself, swallowing hard, her gaze wary as she watched Xiao Mo.

In her mind, she rapidly replayed the events of November, including every detail.

It was probably the most inhumane thing she had ever done as a doctor. But she had no choice; she was a doctor, yet also a mother.

Xiao Mo watched her eyes closely, not missing any expression on her face.

“First tell me, when did Bai Man find you?”

Dr. Lai looked at Xiao Mo, her voice still trembling slightly. “Initially, she didn’t come for me but another female doctor in our department. She went to her and took all of Xu Chaomu’s maternity records, making sure to learn everything about the due date.”

“What happened after that?”

“The other doctor was too scared. Despite Bai Man’s repeated warnings not to discuss the maternity records, she still told her husband. Furious, Bai Man had her dealt with after obtaining the records. You should have seen it in the news.”

Xiao Mo, of course, knew about it; the female doctor was reported to have died from an illness.

Dr. Lai continued, “After that, I became the backbone of the obstetrics department, all the big and small matters pressured on me. Bai Man had someone check and found out that I personally perform surgeries for significant cases, so she approached me.”

Xiao Mo listened silently, letting her talk.

“She said she didn’t need me to do much, just to take care of the baby. As for how, she would teach me. Initially, I resisted, and she spent days convincing me,” Dr. Lai explained. “I said I couldn’t guarantee the expectant mother would come to our hospital, nor that she would give birth when I was on duty.”

“Bai Man said those weren’t my concerns to worry about; she would handle it,” Dr. Lai said.

Xiao Mo pondered, yes, those were minor issues, entirely manageable.

Xu Chaomu’s maternity checks were done at the First Hospital, and it was highly likely she would choose that hospital for delivery. Furthermore, Waterside Pavilion was closest to the First Hospital, eliminating many other possibilities.

Had someone influenced the butler at the time, Xu Chaomu would undoubtedly have been sent to the First Hospital.

By then, whether Dr. Lai was there or not, the moment Xu Chaomu arrived, Dr. Lai had to be there.

The plan was meticulous, perfectly timed for when Shen Chi was not at home.