This man's name was Luo Wencheng. After the investigation team announced its findings, he was distraught for a while, and Wang Yan comforted him during that time as well.
Luo Wencheng already knew what kind of person Wang Yan was. There was plenty of information about Wang Yan online, and he had relatives living in Balihe, so he had specifically called them to verify Officer Wang's credibility.
He knew Wang Yan was wealthy, and also a decorated police officer with a first-class merit citation and a bright future ahead of him. From his relatives, he learned that Officer Wang genuinely served the people. He had even helped his relatives resolve a labor dispute and obtain their property deed. There were even rumors that Officer Wang had arrested the son of Ping'an City's richest man. Although that had never been confirmed, there was no smoke without fire—the more tightly it was covered up, the more people believed it.
That was normal. People no longer even believed official government announcements, yet they believed so-called insider gossip. That was human nature.
So, after being lost and despondent for a while, he left the hospital. He accepted the result.
Wang Yan was not out to bully anyone, either. He sincerely apologized to the female surgeon surnamed Fang and explained his original intentions.
The doctor was not petty. She understood what Wang Yan meant—she could not simply say there was no problem and expect everyone to accept it. It had to be investigated first. Although it had caused her a certain degree of trouble, Wang Yan had already cleared it up. He spoke to the Party committee of the Third Hospital about her situation and helped eliminate the potential danger to her career. Whether there was a problem was one matter, but whether there had