Chapter 42: The Blue Ocean

"Beep, beep, beep—" The instrument screamed desperately, signaling that someone's life had come to an end. The ward nurses were unfazed; within a few days, they had witnessed several deaths, and more were expected. For deceased patients with family, the hospital would notify relatives to collect the bodies. If they couldn't be reached, the nurses would simply take them away with their beds, store them in the morgue, and wait for family members to claim them. Unclaimed bodies would eventually be used for autopsy. Viennel stood there watching the nurses collect Helen's body. She had brought this upon herself, and no one could save her now. Viennel couldn't collect the money anymore, but she didn't want it either. With Helen's death, their grievances were over. As she was leaving, a middle-aged woman who looked somewhat familiar rushed into the lobby. She asked, "Excuse me, has a female college student named Helen been admitted here? She majors in Electronic and Communication Enginee