Seeing the sowhat ambiguous text ssage, Qiu Tu couldn't help but smile and shake his head.
Actually, his feelings toward Fang Tangtang had always been a bit awkward.
After all, she was the first woman in this world to have taken his virginity.
But...because it was a political marriage, he had always kept a certain distance from Fang Tangtang in his heart.
To put it bluntly, even Tan Huimin, the beautiful married woman whom Qiu Tu always flirted with and seduced, likely aroused more desire in him.
After all, this kind of "desire" was much purer, not mixed with any personal gain.
However...it had to be said that Fang Tangtang was indeed a top-notch girl.
Exquisite features, a palm-sized oval face, watery big eyes that could capture any man's heart; and that innocent appearance, childish speech, and just-adult age could effectively arouse a man's conquering desire.
And most importantly, her figure that made most girls envious, with E-cup advantages, really made Qiu Tu sowhat unable to stop himself.
So, every day Qiu Tu was caught in an endless cycle:
She is a product of political marriage, not pure, just have fun with her—damn, this is really fun though!
—Political marriage, political marriage, too complicated background, don't get emotionally involved—jeez, isn't she tempting?!
What's more interesting is that everyone knew this was a political marriage where interests outweighed emotions, but only Fang Tangtang seed unaware.
These days, she really seed to believe she was in a relationship with Qiu Tu, so she clumsily expressed her love to him all the ti.
Moreover, she might have noticed Qiu Tu's obsession with her. So Fang Tangtang had also been using this to please Qiu Tu.
Like the text ssage today...Fang Tangtang was no little girl; after being nourished by Qiu Tu, how could she not know the hidden aning of that ssage.
Yet she was...using this transparent thod to clumsily seduce Qiu Tu, trying to get him to co ho.
That was the reason for Qiu Tu's amusent.
However, Qiu Tu had been very busy with work these past two days, and he wasn't even sure when he'd be able to return.
Plus, it had been several days since he last saw Shen Lingshuang.
So thinking of this, Qiu Tu still politely declined the girl's eager invitation.
"Tomorrow night," he replied.
With a simple three words, the girl almost imdiately replied, "Don't work too hard, take care of your health, I'll wait for you to co ho tomorrow night."
'Co ho...'
Having lived through two lives, this term had sohow beco a bit unfamiliar to Qiu Tu.
So, he admitted that in that mont, his heart inexplicably seed to be touched...
Putting down the communicator, Qiu Tu slightly shook his head and then buried that fleeting emotion deep in his heart.
Even though his situation was much better now than when he first arrived in this world, it couldn't be denied that he was still surrounded by crises.
He didn't have the ti to indulge in romance.
Won only slowed down the speed at which he drew his gun.
With that thought, Qiu Tu continued to deal with his work.
After handling work for more than an hour, Tan Huimin finally returned to Qiu Tu's office with the revised confession docunt.
A married woman always understands n best, so this ti when she arrived at the office, her shirt collar was noticeably unbuttoned a little more.
The already slightly loose shirt revealed much more with a simple bend...
Sohow, Qiu Tu felt that if Tan Huimin were to serve him, it would likely be very comfortable.
Thinking so, Qiu Tu's gaze lingered for two seconds before he reached out to take the confession docunt from Tan Huimin's hands.
He quickly read through the docunt in his hands.
The confession detailed the full process of how Zheng Tao claid to have been coerced by Secretary Bai to fra Qiu Tu.
At the end of the interrogation record, where the investigator's signature should be, was Tan Huimin's na.
Qiu Tu, with his hand supporting his cheek, pondered for a mont, then pointed to the signature area and said, "To prevent collusion, every interrogation must have two officers present."
"Add another na."
Tan Huimin, hearing his words, dug out a pen from the deep cleavage of her blouse, then bent over to ask, "Whose na should I add?"
Qiu Tu said, "Ji Chen."
Tan Huimin recalled for a mont, seeming to have so impression of this officer—wasn't he Yan Chen's confidant?
Although she didn't understand why Qiu Tu wanted to use this na, with her husband's release only a step away, she obediently took up the pen and signed "Ji Chen" again.
Even to ensure that the signature didn't look too obviously false, she deliberately made it a bit more sloppy to differentiate it from her own handwriting.
After doing all this, Tan Huimin handed the confession docunt back to Qiu Tu.
Qiu Tu took the docunt, checked it again, then nodded before opening his drawer, taking out his official seal, and stamped it onto the paper!
With the Deputy Minister Qiu Tu's official seal stamped on it, the confession docunt beca effective.
Imdiately after, Qiu Tu took out a closing case report and a punishnt docunt, guiding Tan Huimin to fill them all out.
Once all this was done, Qiu Tu "smack! smack!" stamped his seal twice more and then handed the two docunts to Tan Huimin, saying plainly, "It's all settled. You can take these to release your husband."
Hearing Qiu Tu's words, Tan Huimin, with tears brimming in her eyes, took the docunts and bowed deeply to Qiu Tu, "Thank you, sir! Thank you!"
"Rest assured, once Ah-Tao safely leaves Xinjie City, I'll make sure to clean myself up and lie down obediently on your bed."
After saying these embarrassing words, she blushed, turned around, and prepared to leave the office to release Zheng Tao.
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