The first two sheets of paper.
Whether viewed through fortune-telling or science, both pointed to one fact:
The original Song Ning would not live long. She would die young.
But what had truly made Yang Yindi believe she could keep Song Ning under her thumb was the third sheet.
Because an address was written on it:
"Hua Country Medical University Fuwai Hospital
166 Beili Road, Xicheng District, Capital City"
It was the address of a hospital.
In Hua Country in 1979, it was the country's foremost surgical hospital.
But what shocked Song Ning was-
She knew this address all too well.
In the twenty-first century, decades later, this would be the address of her private hospital in Capital City.
Her career had begun here, with her first private hospital.
Still stunned, Song Ning continued looking through the papers. Beneath them lay a scattering of ticket stubs.
Besides some short- and long-distance bus tickets within Hunan Province, there were actually quite a few train tickets from Zhu City to Capital City.
They proved that Grandpa Song had been to Capital City.
More than once, too.
Beneath those ticket stubs were several yellowed sheets of lined paper.
They looked as though they had been torn from a diary.
There was quite a bit written on them, in Grandpa Song's handwriting.
Time had left some of the writing blurred and illegible.
But some passages were still clear-
"...
My third trip to Capital City, and I still haven't found Director Song.
Little Ning is growing older by the day, yet I still cannot find a way to save her.
I'm old now. Having lived to see New Hua Country, I have long had no regrets.
But Little Ning is still so young...
..."
Song Ning was utterly stunned.
She did not know the