Rebirth: Super Banking System

Chapter 2092: Chapter 1914: Too Many Bad People Outside

A step on the gas pedal.

“Chichi…”

The tires rubbed against the ground.

A sharp sound erupted, and the car shot out directly. The hospital was at the crossroads, catching them off guard. At the turn, Vika, whose hands were tied and wasn’t wearing a seatbelt, slammed into the door.

“Bang!”

Pain.

“Wuwu!”

Vika shouted internally: Hostages have human rights too.

“Ula! Ula!”

Suddenly.

Police sirens wailed from behind. This brought tears to Vika’s eyes. The quick response of the Malaysian police touched him a bit. It’s good that they weren’t lost in pursuit. Please catch these damned robbers.

This is terrible.

Deceiving him.

Each and every one should be caught and shot.

“Big brother, what do we do?”

“It’s fine.”

“This kid seems to be someone important. Could there be risk?” Hearing this, Vika really wanted to boast about his family background, to scare them off, daring to kidnap Master Vika.

“The greater the risk, the greater the reward.”

This statement.

Tightened Vika’s heart.

“Yes, worst case, we perish together.”

On hearing this.

Vika panicked, no, we can talk about money, not about life. I can’t handle that. But he could only wail, listening to the two robbers discussing perishing together.

Car accident.

Knife.

Bullet shielding.

Drowning.

High jump.

Rope.

…

The more he listened, the paler Vika’s face became, and he couldn’t help but plead internally: Dear sirs, can’t you discuss something else enthusiastically, this isn’t healthy, can you talk about something else?

Unfortunately.

No one could hear his heart.

Moreover.

The two talked more vigorously, seemingly eager to try. At this moment, Vika finally knew he encountered not just robbers, but desperate ones, a bit stubborn too.

“Chasing so closely?”

“No problem.”

“Watch me.”

On the street.

The Toyota sped forward with Ula’s car in hot pursuit. Vika only felt the car swaying left and right continually, knowing from experience this was speeding through traffic.

At this moment.

He suddenly hated racing.

Zigzagging.

Vika’s face turned white because the Ula siren behind disappeared, and he knew exactly what that meant; the villains escaped the pursuit. To catch up again, given the size of the capital city, would be tough.

Thus.

Next.

Vika listened to a triumphant song along the way, his heart growing colder.

…

On the other end.

Luo Xi was trying to pull some strings. He must find that American kid. However, just after hanging up, he received a questioning communication from the head of the Malaysian police department.

“Mr. Luo Xi, don’t you think this is inappropriate?”

“What?”

Luo Xi was confused.

Suddenly.

He remembered just visiting the hospital and smiled, “It’s not that big of a deal. Although it’s inappropriate, after all, Vika is my son, please understand a father’s feelings.”

“Do you think that’s appropriate?” The other side was in disbelief.

“Yes.”

Luo Xi replied confidently.

What’s wrong?

I just went to see my son, said a couple of words, and you’d dare arrest me. Little did he expect, the other party’s voice changed, “Mr. Luo Xi, do you know that this is completely a crime.”

“I understand your feelings for Vika.”

“But.”

“This isn’t a reason to aid an escape. Please return Vika quickly. We can pretend nothing happened, otherwise, it’s difficult for us, and your family patriarch won’t agree either.”

At this moment.

Luo Xi finally understood.

“What? Vika escaped?” Luo Xi almost shouted.

“Ah!”

The other party paused.

Uncertain if he was unaware or acting.

“Please return Vika quickly,” said the opposite side.

“Say that again?”

“Please return Vika quickly,” the other end was also firm. You may have influence, but that’s not a reason to defy the judiciary. Ordinary defiance is tolerable, but outright robbery from them is excessive.

Luo Xi: “…”

I didn’t mean that.

“Sigh!”

Taking a deep breath.

“Repeat what you said earlier about the situation; my Vika…isn’t in the hospital?” Luo Xi suppressed his emotions.

“Of course.”

Upon confirming.

Luo Xi became furious.

“What are you guys doing, a living person went missing under your watch, what use are you if you don’t hurry to find him; if anything happens to Vika, I…”

Shouting.

Yelling.

The opposite side distanced the microphone from the ear.

Panic?

No.

From the hospital surveillance, it was evident Vika was cooperating with the escape. If there was a motive, the Suto Clan was the biggest, and Vika’s ward transfer was also influenced by the Suto Family.

Therefore.

The thief crying “stop, thief.”

This was the most probable inference from the information available, and Luo Xi had just admitted, appropriate, preconceptionally, it could likely be acting.

Acknowledging it, playing them.

Then raging, pretending ignorance.

Hmph!

Indeed.

They’re all skilled actors.

“We will thoroughly investigate this, and as for finding Vika, we will do our best.” After speaking, they hung up the call. Sitting in this position, they could give face to the Suto Family.

However.

That’s under normal circumstances.

Now.

It challenged the judiciary’s limits, slapping their face; they also had tempers. Listening to the beeping tone on the phone, Luo Xi was in complete confusion; he truly hadn’t sent anyone to abduct Vika.

Could it be.

Father?

Or.

Vika’s mother?

Headache.

With such questioning, he couldn’t help but suspect his own family.

“Wait a second.”

Luo Xi jolted awake.

If it wasn’t someone from their family, then Vika might be in danger. Thinking of this, his eyes turned red as he reached for his phone to mobilize all resources for a thorough investigation.

Suddenly.

Both the underworld and upper society in the Malaysian capital were alarmed.

…

Similarly.

Various families were left stunned.

This maneuver.

No matter how imaginative, no one could have foreseen it happening. They weren’t entirely sure it was the Suto Clan’s doing, but if it was an accident…that’s just incredibly unlucky.

A day.

All kinds of stimuli…truly exhilarating, even more engaging than a movie.

…

In the suburbs.

A certain yard.

“Click!”

The car door was pulled open.

“Get out.”

Vika was dragged down, looking around, his heart sank to rock bottom. What made him feel worse was seeing a cellar in this yard. He was kicked down, eating a mouthful of dirt.

“Ptooey!”

“Ptooey!”

He spat for a good while before the taste subsided, still with some dirt left in his mouth.

“Kid.”

“What’s your family’s phone number?”

Vika quickly reported a number.

“Hmm.”

“Alright.”

“You stay here, once we get the money, we’ll inform your family of the location. If they don’t pay or play tricks, it’ll be your bad luck, not our fault.”

After speaking.

They covered the lid.

Instantly.

The light in the cellar dimmed, with only a few beams of sunlight pouring in. Vika could only wail, unable to do anything. The cellar was over two meters deep; without a ladder, even unbound, it wouldn’t be easy to climb out.

“Thud!”

Vika slumped on the ground.

Wuwu!

Dad.

I want to go home, too many bad people outside.