Chapter 1355 Interfere With Business (1/2)

”What do you mean?”

The director of the hospital knew that Jacob was influential with connections in both the legal society and the gangland, but he didn't understand what Jacob meant at all.

Jacob explained in no uncertain terms, ”Do you want to die or assist the police in arresting a wanted criminal?”

The director was shocked and quite speechless. Galvanized into a series of inquiries and denials, he finally found the information about Bonnie, who had brought her ”brother” to see a doctor on the day in question.

But according to the ID card, Bonnie proved not to be a local resident, and in the column for current residence, only Jingshi City had been written. It would be like looking for a needle in a haystack to find Bonnie based on such vague information.

In addition, even the phone number indicated on the ID card was fake.

Bonnie, who had brought in Darren, was very smart, but Jacob believed that since her ID card had been photocopied for the file, her phone number would also be found sooner or later.

However, to Jacob's disappointment, the phone number registered by Bonnie was out of service.

Chuck, who stood beside Jacob, asked, ”Isn't it a small matter to find someone? Go to her hometown and find all the information about her by asking her parents!”

”No, that will just alert our enemies. Bonnie is so vigilant, possibly because she has been trained by Darren.” Jacob was mistaken about this. Bonnie had only been so vigilant because she had seen Darren's gunshot wound. As the saying went, ”One should be on the alert when doing something dangerous.”

Of course, she had never considered replacing her SIM card. It was because Darren had suddenly told her not to continue using her phone number that she had changed her number.

After all, she would get 30, 000 dollars in return for using a new phone number. There had been no reason for her to refuse.

Plus, she didn't have many friends. Besides, all her family had given her up for dead already, and they seldom contacted her.

Recently, Darren had quietly been recovering in Bonnie's small house. He made phone calls from time to time, but did nothing else. Most of the time, he lounged in bed and pointed out Bonnie's faults. For example, he complained to her that her decorations blocked the sunlight, or moaned that she had added too much red pepper to today's pickled cabbage with fish, or even argued that she had been bathing for too long.