1181: Chapter 595: Discussing About Hitting People 1181: Chapter 595: Discussing About Hitting People “In tis of trouble, true feelings erge!” Yan Fei muttered under his breath earnestly, “Officer Wang, it seems I really misunderstood you before.
You’re pretty loyal!”
Yan Fei’s statent wasn’t unreasonable.
The words Officer Wang had just said, “I wonder how you’re going to settle this one, see who you can call to get you out of this ss,” combined with the action of stuffing his mobile phone into his hand, and his glance at the beaten man on the ground, left little doubt about his intention.
Now, whoever you need to call, make the call.
As for who, you figure it out yourself; just let it be soone who can sort this out.
Clearly, this person doesn’t need to be very capable, just capable enough to deal with the one on the ground—just send the guy to the hospital in ti.
With the ever-improving dical procedures, it’s unlikely he’ll sustain any disabilities.
If both parties are willing to settle privately under these circumstances, then everyone’s happy.
Honestly, considering Officer Wang’s current position, when Yan Fei says he is decent, he isn’t wrong.
But unexpectedly, Yan Fei was still in the mood to brag about his own loyalty, which left Officer Wang sowhat amused and dumbfounded.
Even more unexpectedly, Yan Fei’s next sentence nearly enraged him: “I just want to sit in the police station, take away!
I won’t seek help.
By beating such a guy, I can’t afford to lose that face!”
What’s that saying about good intentions being mistaken for a donkey’s liver and lungs, and being so angry that smoke fus out of your seven orifices?
That’s exactly what Officer Wang was experiencing.
He was so flustered, he fumbled out a pair of handcuffs from his coat: “Fine, fine, fine, if you want to go, I’ll let you see…”
Yan Fei looked at the handcuffs with disdain: “Isn’t this like taking off your pants…
whatever it is?
If I want to go, why do you need these?
And if I didn’t, you’d need them even less!”
Now, Officer Wang wasn’t just fuming from seven orifices, he was smoking all over.
But as he fud and fud, thinking about soone’s behavior in the past, he actually felt it was not worth getting angry with this guy and felt it improper to have pulled out the handcuffs, so he surreptitiously slid them back while no one was watching.
The mont he tucked away his handcuffs, Officer Wang felt this guy was so provoking that his mind was exceptionally quick.
He scanned the scene: calls had been made, the hospital’s ambulance was about to arrive; another leader had taken out his phone, frantically starting to make calls too; Yan Fei, who had just finished beating soone, was idly watching the beaten man on the ground, looking rather pleased with the mayhem…
Keeping this guy around any longer didn’t seem right, so he grudgingly said, “Fine, let’s go then!”
A few steps out of the hallway, when he saw his young follower, who knew the two were acquaintances and had deliberately stayed a bit behind in case they wanted to talk, he couldn’t help but say to Yan Fei, “Look at you, I know you’re quite the big boss now.
How can you still do sothing like this?
Even if you’re dissatisfied, can’t you find another way to handle it, without having to hit soone in front of so many people?”
“Is there a more satisfying way than this?” Yan Fei scoffed at his remark.
“If I had caught him alone and beaten him with a sack over his head, he wouldn’t even know I was the one who hit him!”
“Can’t you think of any other solution besides hitting people?” Officer Wang no longer envied Lin Baoguo—When he transferred, Lin Baoguo was just a cop, but now, he had returned from another assignnt to the city as a precinct director, only to find that Lin Baoguo had been transferred a few days earlier than him.
Only upon asking did he realize that Director Lin had ascended through the ranks because of a powerful nephew, doing nothing but sohow receiving rits that strangely ca to him, and astonishingly was transferred from a re rural precinct to the city.
Learning this, he was truly a bit envious of Lin Baoguo’s luck.
But now, infuriated by Yan Fei, he imdiately recalled that although Lin Baoguo benefited from this guy, the number of tis he was infuriated by him wasn’t small either.
“There is!” Yan Fei answered bluntly; he wasn’t intentionally provoking Officer Wang but had his own reasons.
“I used to hit people because, back then, I couldn’t think of any other thod.
Now it’s different; I’ve realized that even though there are many ways to deal with people, one must consider the situation.
Like this guy, I thought it through and finally found that beating him on the spot was the most satisfying!”
Apparently, even when it cos to hitting people, there are nuances…
Officer Wang could only remain silent; he really had nothing to say but to listen.
“Look, I could go through the proper channels, report him for corruption.
But how would they handle it?
Could they sentence him for a few years?
I guess not.
Then it would be just as he said, he would simply quit this job.
Who knows, he might not even lose his job since they’re from the sa departnt, and they might even make the punishnt lighter, just give him so internal disciplinary action…”
“Hold on, hold on, what’s this ‘internal disciplinary action’?
I can’t make heads or tails of it,” he said, puzzled as he listened.
“You don’t understand internal disciplinary action?” Yan Fei looked down on him.
“I bet he wouldn’t even qualify as a group mber, only a Young Pioneers mber.
Isn’t disciplinary action just so kind of internal sanction?
For him, being a Young Pioneer, it’s just an internal matter.
Either an internal warning or an expulsion from the group…”
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