"Where did your kidneys go?" The man's voice echoed in the bathroom.

"Where did my kidneys go?" Zhao Pengcheng muttered and repeated the question, his mind blank.

"Where did your kidneys go?"

"I don't know, I don't know......" Zhao Pengcheng didn't know why he answered, he didn't seem obliged to answer, but he couldn't refuse.

"Don't rush, think slowly, think about it, and only then can you get your kidney back."

"Yes, I'm not in a hurry, I'll remember."

Zhao Pengcheng's appearance was very painful, and his lungs, wheezing violently, pushed the water in the bathtub into waves after waves.

"You sold you, right?"

"Sold by me? It seems like...... Yes. ”

"Who did you sell it to?"

"Who did I sell it to?" Zhao Pengcheng was stunned for a moment, and looked up at the person who asked him.

The man was standing at the door of the bathroom, very close to him, but suddenly he could not see the man's face clearly, only a hazy outline, like a ghost.

The crow outside the window croaked twice.

Zhao Pengcheng was frightened: "I sold it to the person who accepted the kidney." ”

"Who is the one who took in the kidney?"

……

Apricot opened her mouth in surprise through the glass. She saw Aoki standing motionless after putting out the popsicle, and then casually chatted with the suspect, and the guy who had been silent for more than thirty hours and seemed to be asleep actually spoke.

……

"I don't know the person who took in the kidney, it's the thread that is old and pulled."

"Who is Old Yu?"

"Yu Jianguo from the security department of our hospital."

"How many kidneys did you sell?"

"Altogether...... Altogether...... Seven or eight. ”

Shi Dazhuang, who was sitting behind the interrogation table, gritted his teeth and scolded when he heard this: "! ”

……

Zhao Pengcheng lay in the bathtub, no longer cramped and nervous as he was at the beginning, and began to tell his story endlessly.

I am a villager, a villager. He and my dad were in the same generation, and I used to call him Uncle Yu, and after he came to work in our hospital, I called him Old Yu.

When we were young, we were poor in the mountains and couldn't afford to go to school. I have a younger sister, who is beautiful and smart, and has good grades in school, and everyone says that she is the golden phoenix in the nest of the mountain.

In order to let my sister go to school, I followed Uncle Yu to work in the city after graduating from junior high school. After a year, my dad told me to go back, saying that my sister was no longer going to school and asked me to go to school.

When I went back, I found out that my sister was sick.

At that time, I didn't know what the disease was, the township health center couldn't see it, and I didn't have the money to go to a big hospital, so I raised it at home.

When I was in school, I felt very uncomfortable and felt very sorry for my sister.

My sister said to me, "Brother, you study hard, get admitted to university, and become a doctor in the future, you can cure my disease." ”

I secretly vowed that I would definitely be admitted to medical school and become a doctor.

I worked hard, and I finished three years of high school in just two years. But my sister's health is getting worse and worse.

I felt that I couldn't wait any longer, so I went to the city to ask Uncle Yu. Uncle Yu was very righteous and helped us contact the hospital and paid the hospitalization fee in advance.

The doctor said that it was delivered too late, and that it had developed into chronic kidney failure and needed to be replaced.

At that time, my whole family, including several of my relatives, came to have a check-up, and the result was that I was the only one who met the matching conditions.

On the day the matching results came out, my college admission letter also arrived. I was admitted to a medical university.

I remember very well that day my dad sat on the steps of the back door of the hospital and cried all night, he said: "The baby is a college student, and the baby can't go to college without a waist!" ”

Uncle Yu secretly told my dad that he could contact the kidney source, so he would simply buy one. My dad asked how much it was, and Uncle Yu said it would cost 50,000 yuan. At that time, 50,000 was astronomical to us. Uncle Yu patted his chest and said that he would find a way to deal with money.

Later, Uncle Yu and several uncles in our village pooled money together and contacted the kidney source, and my father let me go to college.

When I left, my sister was lying on the hospital bed and said with a smile that when she got better, she would also go to medical school. I said that my brother will give you a ride first, and my brother will wait for you.

At that time, communication was not as developed as it is now, and I had to write letters to contact my family at school. Occasionally, I made a public phone call to the village, and I asked someone to call my dad, and I hung up. Twenty minutes later, when I called again, my dad was on the other end of the phone.

My dad always said that the family is fine, your sister is also fine, the school is so far away, don't come back during the holidays, it's a waste of money.

I knew that my family owed a lot of debts, so I worked odd jobs during the holidays to earn my tuition and living expenses.

In my senior year, I was admitted to graduate school and received a special scholarship.

I went home for the Chinese New Year with the money I saved from my scholarship and part-time job, and I want to give my family and the villagers a big surprise. I still have to cheer for my sister, and she is almost going to take the college entrance examination.

When I got home, I realized that my sister was no longer there. The letters I wrote were all written by my father to the children in the village who were studying in the village to imitate my sister's handwriting.

It turned out that my sister had not received a kidney transplant at all. Uncle Yu contacted the kidney source that had an accident.

The man owed gambling debts and thought of selling his kidney. He took Uncle Yu's deposit and repented of it, and asked for a price increase, saying that he would enjoy it while his kidneys were still there.

He took the money to prostitute himself, and happened to be arrested by the police for sweeping pornography. The police served the gang that sold kidneys, and Uncle Yu was also implicated and sentenced to three years.

Originally, if I had rushed back in time, I might have been able to save my sister. But my dad kept it a secret from me in order to let me study with peace of mind. Everyone hid it from me, and they all said that it was not easy to get a college student in the mountains, and they couldn't let me go to study with a little waist.

I had a big fight with my family over this. I know my dad is for my good. I also know that after Uncle Yu was arrested, the family really couldn't afford the surgery fee. But when I think of my sister, I can't help it.

Later, my dad couldn't afford to get sick, and within two years, it passed.

After Uncle Yu was released from prison, he mixed in society for a few years, and he was not very happy. At that time, I was already working at the city hospital. He came to me and said, "Baby, don't blame your uncle or your father for your sister's business." ”

I don't blame him. Uncle Yu is a good person. I don't blame my dad, people are gone. If I had insisted on using my own kidney, my sister wouldn't have died. And the person who sold his kidney and repented, this kind of person deserves to die.

I asked the leader for a relationship and arranged Uncle Yu in the security department of the hospital.

We used to drink together and talk about the past, about my dad, about my sister, about his scandals and feats in prison. Sometimes when I drink too much, I will hold my head and cry.

Once, he said: "Big nephew, don't call me uncle in the future, call me old Yu." As soon as you call me uncle, I want to cry. ”

Since then, I've called him old.

……

Zhao Pengcheng closed his eyes and said like a dream. Hu Xing clearly saw from the surveillance video that two lines of tears flowed from the corners of his eyes, down his cheeks and into the collar.

Shi Dazhuang's face was heavy, and he made notes in his notebook with a pen. As the person in charge of the case, he has a lot to say to the suspect. But at this time, he could only watch Aoki play, and he couldn't do it at all.

"And then?" Aoki asked.

"Later ......"

"About two years ago," Zhao Pengcheng muttered, "Lao Yu said that he saw the guy who promised to sell us a kidney and then repented, wearing a big gold chain, looking like a dog, and was seeing a doctor in our hospital." ”