1166: Chapter 589 Three-Pats Secretary Novice on the Road_3 1166: Chapter 589 Three-Pats Secretary Novice on the Road_3 Provincial City is itself a transportation hub with nurous vehicles from outside the area coming and going.
If it’s a driver’s first ti in Provincial City and they are not familiar with the road conditions or specific traffic rules of so areas, they might violate traffic rules once in such a case, exactly when the practice of civilized law enforcent and humane enforcent cos into play.
It’s common knowledge that unfamiliar roads can result in any number of situations.
Yan Fei had read in the newspaper about a driver, new to Provincial City, who got onto a newly built overpass and couldn’t find his way, eventually being guided down by a traffic cop.
So generally, as long as the violation isn’t too severe and doesn’t cause any adverse consequences, most of the ti, drivers can expect leniency—this has allowed so drivers who frequently co to Provincial City to exploit the system, claiming it was their first visit whenever they were caught.
Of course, such a favorable situation exists only now, as the roads are sowhat imperfect and licenses are easily obtained, so so drivers probably don’t even know the traffic rules and aren’t aware when they violate them.
As infrastructures improve and drivers must pass formal exams before hitting the road, and as more cars appear on the road, this kind of hidden benefit will naturally disappear.
In the case of Yan Fei earlier, it was barely a mistake to make a right turn.
Although a slightly dangerous situation occurred, both parties were responsible—in fact, the traffic cop was careless; he shouldn’t have co so close to the vehicle, nearly standing right in front of it to stop the car.
If he had encountered a drunk driver, how unjust would that have been!
So at this mont, a pretty girl saying a few nice words allowed them to be fortunately let go.
Once back in the car, Xu Xiaoyan began to bla him, “It’s all your fault, why didn’t you remind about the red light when you told to turn?”
Having said that, and thinking back to the incident, she couldn’t help but laugh: “I was really scared just now; soone suddenly ran over, nearly jumping in front of our car.
I wanted to hit the brakes quickly, but sohow, the car sped up!
Luckily that traffic officer jumped quickly…”
“Mmm, just go slow; don’t worry, it’s fine.
Look, now that you’re not nervous, aren’t you driving more steadily?
Just take it slow; as a new driver, don’t worry.
Others know to avoid the car; just drive with confidence…” While comforting her, Yan Fei also had to act as Xiao Yan’s eyes, vigilantly watching all around them.
In fact, back in Sancha River township, she had dared to drive on the roads by herself.
It was just now in Provincial City, and at night, that she put too much psychological pressure on herself, leading to the recent incident.
Watching every bicycle passing by them heading ho for the night, Yan Fei felt miserable but didn’t dare to rush her, instead just keeping his gloom to himself.
Fortunately, the journey wasn’t too long; it probably would have taken them half an hour to walk, but riding in the rcedes Benz S600 took them just over twenty minutes to get ho.
Parking the car in the yard, a task of high difficulty, definitely had to be Yan Fei’s job.
As soon as the girl got out of the car, she patted her chest in relief, “Thank goodness, nothing else happened!”
Yan Fei finally felt it was safe to offer his opinion as he drove the car into the yard, “Of course, nothing will happen.
Others, seeing a car running so fast that it waits for several green lights before moving at an intersection, will definitely stay far away…”
The saying that “the more you talk, the more mistakes you make” is quite accurate, and Boss Yan, who had been holding back all this way, just because of this comnt, found the door locked when he finally parked the car and hastily went to wash up before entering the bedroom.
He knocked on the door, and the girl inside responded, “Aren’t you good at driving?
Why don’t you just drive in through the window!”
Boss Yan was stunned, then chuckled.
A car certainly couldn’t enter through a window, but a person?
That was definitely no problem…
For soone capable of leaping over walls, hopping through a window was no big deal, especially if it was their own window; they could flip however they wanted.
What followed was of course a night… without silence was impossible; not only were there talks, but there were plenty.
Boss Yan began by seriously reviewing his own mistake earlier, acknowledging that it was utterly wrong to mock his wife for driving slowly and stalling as a new driver.
This behavior was deserving of being knocked down never to rise again.
Of course, his wife was forgiving and always tolerated him, sothing he had to rember deeply.
The conversation then shifted to Secretary Xiao Zhao’s call, diverting his wife’s attention.
Although they weren’t sure when the dispatched person would arrive or if they would definitely visit their cattle farm, the benefits were already apparent—just hearing that the departnt planned to inspect the cattle made Miss Xu Xiaoyan forget the ‘serious mistake’ he had just made.
Yan Fei took the opportunity to report all he had discussed with Xiao Zhao on the phone to his wife.
She was even more proactive than him, ready to jump out of bed, “I’ll turn on the computer and check online what this directory is all about…”
Luckily, Yan Fei was quick to grab hold of this swiftly acting girl, “It’s so late now, let’s check it in the morning!
Besides, it’s not even sure if it’s online.
Let’s just go to sleep…”
It took so persuading to dismiss her idea, but then, with her eyes closed, the girl began to let her imagination run wild: “How about this, even if we don’t have space in our field, when they co to see our cattle farm, you can ask the locals to bring the cattle over and just line them up on the road for them to see.
Imagine, if cows were standing in two rows along the road stretching for miles, how impressive that would be…”
Yan Fei quickly hugged the girl and began getting a bit mischievous, soon distracting her from this ‘impressive’ idea.
It was a joke, after all.
When receiving inspectors, there were those who welcod with banners and drums, and those who used slogans and held up big red flowers, but welcoming with rows of cows?
That was unheard of.
Being a pioneer can indeed stand out, but it cos with risks.
One misstep could not just advance them but turn pioneers into martyrs…
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