Novel Lived
Chapter 460
Chapter 460 - Do You Have Brains??
Just then, the ambulance arrived.
Typically, each stretch of the highway is monitored by a designated hospital, so their response to accidents is swift.
Ambulances can often reach the scene within ten minutes.
Once they parked, the medical team quickly disembarked and loaded the injured onto the vehicle.
“Oh, thank you so much!”
The family members grasped Su Ming's hand, expressing their deep gratitude.
“It's nothing. You all should head to the hospital now.”
“Will do.”
The family members climbed into the car in a rush, leaving one person behind to handle the accident scene.
As the ambulance drove away, the family members breathed a sigh of relief. However, the red-haired and yellow-haired men were far from pleased.
Missing out on the three thousand yuan had soured their mood.
They exchanged a look and fixed a menacing glare on Su Ming.
“Kid, you're going to pay for this. I'll get back at you next time!”
With that, they hopped into their car.
The roar of their modified sports car filled the air as they sped off after the ambulance.
Su Ming's brow furrowed; he sensed they were up to no good.
Without hesitation, he got into his car and tailed them.
Catching up, he was shocked to see them intentionally competing with the ambulance for the road.
While road rage was common, Su Ming had never seen anyone intentionally obstruct an ambulance before.
They had lost their minds!
All for three thousand yuan, they were willing to stoop to such lows.
The ambulance blared its horn frantically, trying to pass, but the red-haired man's car crawled along, deliberately blocking its path.
”You're not paying me, huh? Well, get anxious! You think you can hit my car? Go on, try it! This is a sports car. If your ambulance dares to hit me, you'll owe me over a hundred thousand dollars, and I won't let it slide,” the red-haired man boasted arrogantly as the yellow-haired man drove. He continued to taunt, “If you'd just paid up earlier, you might already be at the hospital. But since you didn't, don't blame us for not showing mercy. We're in no hurry. If you want us to move, cough up thirty thousand. Otherwise, we can drag this out all day.”
The words of the man with the red hair infuriated the family members in the vehicle. Su Ming trailed behind, his expression growing grim.
It seemed the world was full of all sorts. They had not only intentionally blocked the ambulance's path but had also tried to extort money from others.
Their shamelessness knew no bounds!
Su Ming's brow furrowed slightly as he pressed down on the gas pedal, intent on handling these two scoundrels.
He sped past the car of the man with the yellow hair and positioned himself in front of it.
With a sudden brake from Su Ming, the yellow-haired man, in his panic, crashed into Su Ming's car.
They had been in high spirits, never anticipating someone would overtake and block them.
Luckily, Su Ming's car was exceptionally sturdy, and the other driver wasn't going fast.
Su Ming felt only a minor jolt, but it was a different story for the two troublemakers.
They had modified their car, stripping it of airbags and other safety features.
Moreover, they were so arrogant that they hadn't even bothered with seat belts.
Despite their slow speed, they still collided with Su Ming's car.
“Ow!”
“My teeth!”
Their cries of pain filled the air.
“Who the hell is that?!”
“Get out and teach him a lesson—stop with the pants already!”
They spewed curses as they exited their vehicle.
Upon seeing Su Ming, they were nearly beside themselves with rage.
“Come out! I'm gonna duel with you!” bellowed the yellow-haired man, seething with anger.
Su Ming, with Yuvyuv, exited his car leisurely.
He allowed the ambulance to pass before confronting them.
“Rear-end collision, full liability, time to pay up,” Su Ming stated calmly.
”That's absurd. We shouldn't bear all the responsibility!”
“And how much could your clunker possibly be worth?”
“My car is a luxury vehicle. Ever seen one? It's worth over 800,000 yuan.”
“Your junky van? What's it worth, a few thousand?”
They scoffed with disdain.
Su Ming blinked, giving them a once-over.
“How should I describe you? Naive? Foolish? Is your brain on loan? Maybe you should ask the dealership how much my car is worth,” Su Ming suggested.
Surely, anyone who's been to kindergarten wouldn't utter such foolishness, right?
At that moment, two police cars arrived behind them.
The ambulance crew had alerted the police right from the start.
Patrolling nearby on the highway, the two police cars reached the scene swiftly.
Upon assessing the accident, the traffic officers quickly confiscated the young men's driving licenses.
Examining the licenses, one officer frowned and declared, “These licenses are fake!”
The red-haired man shook his head in disbelief, “That's impossible. The seller assured me our licenses were genuine, and I even verified them online!”
The blond young man chimed in, “Officer, I can vouch for their authenticity. They're definitely real!”
After their statements, the officer sighed deeply and massaged his forehead.
Su Ming glanced at the licenses and felt a wave of embarrassment; it was obvious to him that they were forgeries.
The licenses were handwritten, complete with spelling errors.
Su Ming's anger dissipated.
There was no point in getting upset with such foolish individuals.
He was genuinely curious about how they had managed to survive to adulthood.
He also wondered where they had confirmed the authenticity of their licenses.
The traffic officer, equally baffled, inquired, “On which website did you verify this information?”
”Officer, take a look at this,” the blond man said, pulling out his smartphone and opening a webpage.
Su Ming scrutinized the site, named the Imperial Court Driver's License Information Network.
Yet, its primary purpose was to check for traffic violations and to register for driving tests.
He had never heard of anyone verifying a driver's license on this site.
The blond man clicked through the site.
Su Ming and the officer saw that the page contained just one link, labeled ‘Driver's License Information.'
The link displayed the supposed license details for both the blond and red-haired individuals.
It was clear that this was not the legitimate Imperial Court Driver's License Information Network.
The site was a blatant fake, poorly designed by a scammer.
Su Ming speculated that not even the con artists themselves could believe that anyone would actually fall for these counterfeit driver's licenses as genuine. The world is vast, and within it, all manner of bizarre events unfold.